Cambodia Threatens Break With U S Over Border Attacks
Cambodian Defense Ministry accuses three Cambod ian air force planes of shooting at a Vietnamese border area near the Plain of Reeds. Cambodia warns of severed ties with the United States and recognition of North Vietnam and the Viet Cong if further aggression occurs.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Defense Ministry
Cambodia
Plain of Reeds
United States
North Viet Nam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Norodom Sihanouk
South
Panel Stays At 11 In MacDonald Murder Trial
The jury remained at 11 o clock in Superior Court on day eight of Joseph R. MacDonalds murder trial. Defense challenges to the panel and alternates continue as 149 prospective jurors had been questioned. Names listed include Arthur J. Jones and Marguerite E. Hendrick among others from Arundel Hollis Limerick Kennebunkport North Berwick and Parsonsfield. The case involves the fatal shooting of State Trooper Charles C. Black during a holdup in South Berwick on July 9. Continued on page two.
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Alfred
Superior Court
Joseph R. MacDonald
Rochester
N .H
Everett H. Nau
Kittery
William P. Donahue
Lloyd P. la. Fountain
Sheriff's Department
Arthur J. Jones
Arundel
Barbara H. Davis
Hollis
Roy C. Warren, Jr
Limerick
Robert E. Sprague
Marguerite E. Hendrick
Kennebunkport
Harley Staples
Johnson Campaign Shifts North Amid Race Debate
President Johnson moves campaign focus north after touring the Deep South where he pledges to end North-South rifts. Senator Goldwater accuses Johnson of stoking race, religion and hardship questions in the race.
Chuckle Posse: Calm in Barber Chair With Lather
A lighthearted note recalls maintaining calm in a barber chair while someone else gets a turn. The quirky line hints at practical patience and barber shop timing in a playful tone.
President Heads For The Northeast
President Johnson campaigns in the Northeast after a Deep South swing where he challenged Goldwater by name and urged ending North South rifts. He plans stops in Boston Pittsburgh and Evansville before Albuquerque overnight, following a Florida Georgia and South Carolina run. In Augusta he faced heckling but kept to his message, later noting Goldwater votes against defense and asserting voters will feel sorry on November 3.
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Washington
Johnson
Northeast
Deep South
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Boston
Pittsburgh
Evansville
Ind
Albuquerque
N.M
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
White House
South
Augusta
Barry
Macon
Senate
Lady Bird Johnson Explores Oklahoma Campaign Stops
First Lady Lyndon B Johnson tours Oklahoma on a two day swing with stops in Tulsa McAlester and five Indian tribes rallying support for her husband. She urged moving forward in trust and faith amid a national climate of fear and distrust as she continues blitz through five states.
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Tulsa
Okla
San Angelo
Tex
Lady Bird
Oklahoma
Kampaign
Arkansas
Indiana
Kentucky
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tulsa Civic Center
Weatae
L48u
Evansville
Ind
Albuquerque
Texas
Johnson
Courthouse Square
Electrolux Demonstration Offers New Power Nozzle
Electrolux Sales and Service promotes demonstrations featuring bags filters hoses and parts plus a new power nozzle for efficient cleaning. Joseph Durfee provides demonstration calls at WE 4-4741 to arrange showing.
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Electrolux
Joseph Durfee
Plants Begin To Roll Again After GM Strike
Detroit AP reports General Motors resumed production of 1965 models as local plant strikes eased. Flint Michigan plants led the charge with Buick Flint expecting full output. about 35,000 workers idle in the UAW strike began Sept 25. Over 300,000 nationwide idled. Local issues remain to be settled in 28 bargaining units.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Flint
Mich
Buick
Chevrolet
United Auto Workers
UAW
Federal Grain Made Available in York and Cumberland Counties
The U S Department of Agriculture will offer government owned feed grain at reduced rates to farmers in drought stricken York and Cumberland Counties. Eligible livestock owners may buy the feed if they lack sufficient supply and cannot obtain it through normal channels without undue hardship. Announcement made Monday by Sen Edmund S Muskie office.
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Waterville
U.S. Department of Agriculture
York
Cumberland
Edmund S.muskie
Maine
Johnson Walker discuss unity with allies on nuclear policy
President Johnson met with Britain's Foreign Secretary Patrick Gordon Walker to align on Cold War nuclear strategy amid U N China policy differences. Discussions followed with Secretary Rusk as Britain signals support for UN enrollment limits while urging caution on reward politics toward communist states.
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Washington
Johnson
Britain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Patrick Gordon Walker
Dean Rusk
State Department
Soviet Union
Goldwater targets Johnson over power and socialism
Barry Goldwater accused President Johnson of using race, religion, and hardship to win votes and sought a mandate for a move toward socialism. He called Johnson the most power hungry man in American politics and warned Tennessee voters against naked ambition and political daddyism as a shift left risks a socialist America.
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Bristol, Tenn
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
America
White House
Arizona
Goldwater
Bristol
London
New York
Madison Square Garden
Tennessee
Ite
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Half of American Dependents Leave Guantanamo Base
Near ly half the American women and children living at Guantanamo when Cuba cut off water last winter have returned to the United States. The Navy reports the U S family population fell from 2,994 in February to 1,747 by Oct 1. By February 1966 all dependents are expected to be gone as the base shifts to self sufficiency with three salt water conversion plants, two active at 1.5 million gallons daily and a third due mid December.
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Johnson
Deep South
Barry Goldwater
Maryland
Naval Base
United States
Washington
Guantanamo
Cuba
Navy
U.S
Fidel Castro
Castro
Florida
Prison Officials Pick Out Riot Ringleaders
JESSUP Md AP After stripping prisoners of weapons at the riot shaken Maryland House of Correction officials began weeding out ringleaders. Vernon L Pepersack state commissioner said about 36 troublemakers remain to be identified and assigned to one section. A cell by cell search found knives clubs chains and other weapons and some small fires were set but quickly controlled. A sit down strike idle d about 500 inmates in the prison laundry and workshops with grievances directed at guard conduct money and time off credits and commissary variety. Pepersack said investigations found no basis for the office worker complaint and noted possible reassignment for safety.
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Jessup
Maryland House of Correction
Vernon L. Pepersack
Correction
Pepersack
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