Barry Goldwater Calls LBJ Coexistence Policy Dangerous
In California Goldwater assails President Johnson over Cold War policy, accusing him of a dangerous game of coexistence with the Soviet Union. He warns that inaction or weak deals risk freedom and world peace, urging a vigorous campaign to mobilize California voters for the June primaries and the essential 40 electoral votes.
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Los Angeles
Sen
Barry
Goldwater
Johnson
Soviet Union
Wormuenigr
California
Ani
World Affairs Council
Goldwater Campaign Sees California Victory Path
Denison Kitchel credits hard core supporters in Los Angeles County for Goldwater’s June primary win over Nelson Rockefeller and says the same effort will carry California next month. Goldwater doubts poll figures and believes his campaigning is shifting voters. Continued on Page Two.
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Los Angeles
Denison Kitchel
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Kitchel
Johnson
Buckley Describes Capture Of Beckus At Crime Scene
Six state witnesses testified on the fifth day of Wayne E. Beckus motion in York County Superior Court. Captain Walter J. Buckley described capturing Beckus at the scene and identified him after scrutiny. State troopers Libby LaMontagne and Hancock, along with bank manager James Smith, recounted the robbery, the money total of 7,687, and Beckus’s capture details. Witnesses Germaine Roberge and Barbara Abbott testified Beckus helped scoop cash from the First National Bank of Biddeford branch, while the victims described the holdup and the gunman’s appearance.
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Alfred
Wayne E. Beckus
York County
Beckus
Masontown
Charles C. Black
York
South Berwick
First National Bank
Biddeford
Black
Maine
Joseph R. MacDonald
Rochester
N.H
Walter J. Buckley
U.S.N
Arlington
Mass
Buckley
Ronald W. Libby
Eliot
Reynold J. Lamontagne
Kittery
James W. Smith
Kenne
Bankport
Smith
William P. Hancock
Debate on Muskie McIntire TV clash impacts Maine race
The Associated Press notes a TV debate exposing Rep. Clifford McIntire and Sen. Edmund Muskie. McIntire gained exposure statewide while linking Muskie’s peril point vote to the Worumbo mill closure in Lisbon Falls. Muskie defended his vote amid calls for textile safeguards and quotas.
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Associated Press
Clifford G. McIntire
U.S. Senate
McIntire
Edmund S. Muskie
Worumbo
Lisbon Falls
Congress
David A. Nichols
Maine
Denis Blais
Lewiston
Democratic City Committee
Muskie
Blais
Lewiston-Auburn
Textile Workers Union
Sen
Ed Muskie
Keating Attacks Indecent Literature at St Francis College
Charles H. Keating national co chair of Citizens of Decent Literature Inc spoke at St Francis College before over 200 listeners including students educators police and clergy condemning magazines and photo literature he labeled as a billion dollar business and linked to crime and vice urging readers to reject such material while noting he does not oppose all literature.
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Charles H. Keating
Citizens of Decent Literature, Inc
St. Francis College
Cincinnati Ohio
Keating
Showdown Could Delay U N Opening
UNITED NATIONS N Y AP Suggestions to postpone the opening of the U N General Assembly were heard after the United States demanded that the Soviet Union and nine other delinquent nations pay peacekeeping assessments or lose their votes. Stevenson warned the assembly may open November 10 with such penalties, while talks of a December or January postponement circulated among diplomats. The memo cited Article 19, noting two years in arrears can strip voting rights. Bolivia Paraguay and Yemen may avoid penalties by paying, others including Byelorussia Ukraine Czechoslovakia Poland and Romania likely remain in arrears.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
U Thant
United Nations
Stevenson
Thant
Dean Rusk
Washington
Congo
Middle East
Assembly
Security Council
World Court
Bolivia
Paraguay
Yemen
Hungary
Byelorussia
Ukraine
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Romania
Johnson Raps Goldwater On Cuba and TVA Plan
President Johnson blasted Barry Goldwater for questioning Kennedy's Cuba motives and his TVA stance during a six state tour. He vowed not to sell TVA and tied the issue to a broader campaign theme of building a stronger America. Johnson pressed for growth, education, and social programs while contrasting Goldwater's repeal and veto approach. He spoke in Louisville and Nashville before heading to Cleveland.
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Johnson
Barry Goldwater
John F. Kennedy
Kentucky
Tennessee
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Goldwater
Louisville
Kennedy
Nashville
Tenn
New Orleans
Upper South
America
Indiana
Ohio
Cleveland
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Roussel’s
ESSO
Pool Street
Malvina Roussel
Maine Linoleum CO
Alfred Street
Whist Party
ST. Francis College Benefit Priesthood Fund
Goldthwait
City Square
Electrolux
Joseph Durfee
Board of Registration
Old Orchard
Saco
Rea, Corp
L, Morissette
Boom Road
General Accounting
Biddeford-Saco Journal
Cuba
Webber Hospital
Jon Nathanson
Marcia Nevin
Raymond Kenneally
Eugene Wolfahrt
Ralph Larochelle
Claude Faulkner
Youland
Jewelry
Main Street
Miss Kate
Kennebunk Inn
Kennebunk, Maine
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