Viet Nam Cracks Down On Draftees
In Quang Ngai Province fighting between Communist Viet Cong and U S forces three days left at least 30 guerrillas dead and 40 captured. South Viet Nam began registering men ages 20 to 25 for military service by November 3 with police checkpoints and house to house searches. Cambodia warned of retaliation after a U S aircraft downed in border fire and eight American servicemen died in a crash on the South Viet Nam Cambodia frontier.
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Goldwater Rally Seeks KO Victory at Madison Square
United Press International reports GOP nominee Barry M. Goldwater aims to showcase strength at a Madison Square Garden rally with a hard edge strategy. He seeks to build momentum toward the presidency as supporters rally behind his campaign.
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Aiken backs Foote amid Vermont campaign sparks
Senator George D. Aiken campaigns for Ralph A. Foote at a Montpelier fundraiser claiming the Democratic administration offers slogans rather than results. Foote predicts strong GOP gains in Vermont and notes alleged irregularities in North Bennington.
Nuclear Defense Talks With Walker In Washington
President Johnson meets British Foreign Secretary Gordon Walker as Britain’s Labor government seeks cost cuts in NATO defense plans. They outline general issues ahead of a potential Anglo American summit after Nov 3. A key dispute remains over Polaris naval force and Red China’s UN admission.
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Inside Candidate Interviews and Editorial Snippet
The document lists Inside Candidate interviews with Reid Lefevre on page 3 Earl Harris on page 5 William T Burns on page 7 Ralph Bentley on page 6 and Joe Caraccio on page 12 An editorial on page 4 accuses Lt Gov Foote of campaigning on desperate grounds.
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Foote Gathers More Facets On Postal Appointment
Lt. Gov. Ralph A. Foote says he has received more than a dozen undocumented allegations about post office appointments since charging irregularities in a North Bennington job award. He cites affidavits alleging a $2000 payoff for the North Bennington post office, with Foote noting both parties have supplied the tips and that he will only transmit the facts to voters.
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Claremont Eagle endorses Hoff for Vermont governor
The Claremont Eagle editorial endorses Democratic Gov. Philip Hoff of Vermont for a second term. It lauds Hoff as a leader who has advanced schools education arts highways and the court system and argues Monmouthers should stand with Hoff to continue his work.
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Alliance of Equals tries to reassure foreign Communists after Khrushchev ouster
In Moscow, new Soviet leaders vow the ouster will not curb foreign Communist independence. Izvestia and Trud stress equal partnership and mutual respect while foreign parties fret. French Communist leaders in Paris question the methods used to replace Khrushchev.
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Eisenhower letter urges vote for Barry Goldwater
A campaign letter from Dwight D. Eisenhower, released by the Republican National Committee, urges U S voters to back Senator Barry Goldwater for president. The message stresses liberty, a strong foreign policy, military defense, a free economy, and moral leadership, urging participation in the November 3 election.
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Payoff Probe Sought in Vermont Postal Job Case
Burlington attorney Clarke Gravel urges a federal grand jury to probe an alleged payoff for a North Bennington rural mail carrier post. The affidavit by Stephen Vince claims $2,000 was paid to the state Democratic committee for Powers. Hoff calls charges smear tactics. Radigan declines comment. postal officials asked to investigate.
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Senate committee urges TV to curb violence in programming
Washington report notes a Senate subcommittee warns the television industry to substantially reduce violence and crime in programs or risk congression al action. The interim findings link televised crime to anti social attitudes among youths and cite ongoing self regulation efforts since 1954, with NAB code criticized as ineffective.
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