Secret Service, FBI Brief Jenkins Case for Johnson Aide
Treasury Secretary Dillon said the 1961 FBI arrest report on Walter W. Jenkins was not shown to Vice President Johnson or top Secret Service staff. The letter to acting attorney general details the handling of Jenkins case and a 1959 arrest fingerprint check with unclear disposition.
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Barry Goldwater Promises Labor Support in Ohio Talks
Arizona Sen. Barry Goldwater pledged to defend workers right to strike and bargain collectively during a rally in Youngstown Ohio. He attacked centralized government and drew enthusiastic crowds while visiting the industrial northeast, even autographing a tennis shoe.
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Tax Cut Seen as Success by Industry Leaders
Hot Springs Virginia AP report notes the $11.5 billion tax cut has produced benefits with no ill effects after eight months. Railroad executive Stuart T. Saunders and Henry Ford II urged longer testing before further rate cuts, citing no inflation or deficit rise through mid year. Goldwater criticized Johnson as controlled by special interests while rallying young backers in Texas.
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Peking Paris Vital to Any Nuclear Pact Says Pastore
Sen. John O. Pastore said Peking and Paris must be parties to any future nuclear agreement and the United States must initiate talks. He spoke at the dedication of Rhode Island’s Fort Kearney nuclear science center reactor, stressing that adequate inspections are essential in international peace negotiations.
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Tragedy Strikes Dubuque Teen Driver in Car Crash
Linda Welsh age 16 of Dubuque died Saturday when her car skidded off a country road southwest of Dubuque and she was thrown from the vehicle. Police report details are limited.
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Khrushchev Ousted in Painless Purge Ends His Rise
New York AP recounts Nikita Khrushchev being forced from power in a purge he helped pioneer. For a decade he reshaped communism and dominated headlines before retreating into obscurity. The piece notes Kremlin intrigue and questions who whispered for him to go, following his removal of Malenkov in 1955.
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Johnson to Speak at 6 30 Tonight on China and USSR
President Johnson will report to the nation on China’s first nuclear test and the Soviet power shakeup tonight at 6:30 CST. He will address the nation via ABC NBC and CBS with live TV and radio coverage, despite canceling a campaign appearance in Texas.
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MSU study finds Prince Edward county students lag in learning
Michigan State University researchers report that during four years of school closures in Prince Edward county Virginia many Negro youths aged 9 to 17 showed low reading and time-telling ability and an average IQ near 69.4 for a group over 1,000 with no classes. They note limited outside schooling and weak motivation, but some schooling correlates with higher IQ and goals, while race relations deteriorated.
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Louis Hoffman
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F-111 Plane Project May Be Hastened
Washington reports acceleration of the F-111 war plane program may follow rising tensions with China and the Soviet Union. McNamara touts the aircraft’s versatility at Fort Worth as it nears first flight by year end and potential production in 1966. The plan envisions about 1700 planes with a $7 billion cost, split between Navy and Air Force.
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Soviet Leaders Call for End to Nuclear Tests in War On Berlin
Moscow dispatch says the central committee sets Nov 7 celebrations to urge a total halt to nuclear weapons tests and to demand Western powers withdraw from Berlin. Brezhnev and Kosygin lead a Kremlin cautious stance after Khrushchev's ouster amid rumors of his house arrest and a possible cosmonaut homecoming.
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