Goldwater Blasts Tariffs at Portland Rally
Senator Barry Goldwater told a Rudy crowded Portland Airport gathering that Democratic tariff policies create a flood of foreign goods hurting U.S. firms. He called tariff policy economic stupidity and urged protection for domestic industries. He blamed Johnson and Muskie for opposing tariff restrictions and tied the issue to constitutional powers over tariffs.
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Goldwater Crowd Packs Seton as Visit Draws Signs
After his speech, Senator Goldwater spent about 15 minutes shaking hands as he moved through a cheering crowd. Organizers sold printed photos and placards while homemade signs urged voters to wake up for Barry and a Johnson supporter quipped Republicans would rather switch than fight.
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Senate clears path to adjourn with apportionment and aid bills
The Senate adopted a nonbinding sense of Congress on reapportionment to speed adjournment and then passed the 3.3 billion foreign aid bill, 45 to 16, despite a Democratic liberal filibuster. The measure, 216.7 million under the President's request, heads to a conference with the House for reconciliation.
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Strikes Begin At GM Plants Across Nation
United Auto Workers strike deadline at 10 a.m. passed without word of a settlement and strikes started at GM plants nationwide. Pickets at Pontiac Motors in Pontiac and other sites in Flint Saginaw Detroit Grand Rapids and Wilmington followed the walkout. Some plants remained on duty due to exemptions while talks continued.
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Pastore predicts Johnson will win bigger vice story
U S Senator John D Pastore of Rhode Island predicts President Johnson will score a mightier vice story this election than Franklin D Roosevelt ever did.
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Nation's Farmers Seek Relief From The Late-Season Drought
AP survey shows farmers face a fall harvest with drought costs near 300 million dollars. The drought worst hit the East and Middle West with corn, soybeans, sorghum and wheat damaged. Dairy losses rise as pastures dry. silos near empty. Disaster areas declared in multiple states. relief loans sought.
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