Mundt Sees Estes Case Being Aired
Senator Mundt says a Senate Gov Operations Committee report on Billie Sol Estes will shape Goldwater’s anti administration campaign. He links Democrats at various levels to Estes and cites Jenkins and Baker connections in a widening Washington corruption pattern.
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Rio Grande Rise Slows At Laredo
The Rio Grande slowed from near-record flood levels in Laredo Texas and Nuevo Laredo Mexico after forcing about 2000 people from homes. Officials reported 375 to 400 evacuees in Laredo with 209 in shelters while Nuevo Laredo evacuated around 50 low-lying residents. The bridge remained open and floodwaters receded after peaking at 36.18 feet.
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GM UAW Set Quick Resumption of Talks in Detroit
GM and the United Auto Workers announced talks would restart at 2 p.m. CDT after a Friday walkout by more than 250000 workers. The two sides had suspended negotiations over a three year contract, prompting a nationwide plant shutdown and government praise of resumption efforts.
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Goldwater seeks unity as Romney hedges support in Michigan
Barry Goldwater pressed for party unity across Michigan urging voters to back all Republican nominees. Governor George Romney, while praising Goldwater, avoided a full endorsement and reaffirmed he would not clearly back the Arizona senator or President Johnson.
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ROA disputes GAO report on Navy surface program recruits
The Reserve Officers Assn disputed a GAO report saying the Navy surface program relies on raw recruits and high school students. ROA's Rear Adm Reeder argued the estimate is false, noting 132000 in the selective reserve include fewer than 400 discharged since 1962 and that the program is rebuilding toward pre Berlin levels while meeting its mission.
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De Gaulle Visits Lima Tributes Peru Independence Heroes
President de Gaulle visited Lima in a ceremony at the Pantheon of the Heroes and paid silent tribute to Peruvians who died for independence. A crowd of 30 to 50 students cried out Francia si Yankee no, signaling mixed sentiments at the gathering.
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Probe of Bribery at Omaha in Housing Plan
Omaha officials named in a bribery probe include Mayor James Dworak councilmen Ernest Adams and Stephen Novak and planning board member Carvill Buttner. Gov. Morrison ordered the inquiry after an Omaha World Herald report alleging $25 000 campaign contributions and bribe offers connected to a $1 million housing project by John B. Coleman.
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Johnson orders FBI riot training for all US police
President Johnson ordered the FBI to provide riot training to every police department in the United States after nationwide rioting. He also directed Defense Secretary McNamara to expand army demonstration techniques for riot control and to broaden National Guard training. The move follows an FBI report deeming nine northern city riots nonracial and aimed at authority.
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Onion Field Topsoil Fire Ravages New York Onion Crop
A smoldering fire in 2000 acres of onion field topsoil in Florida New York caused an estimated 4 million dollars in losses and forced farmers and residents from their homes. Volunteer firemen battled the flames as 300 000 crates of onions burned and the rich soil beneath continued to smolder. The onion and celery valley is valued at 10 million annually.
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Chuckle Architect Proposes Bucket Pews for Modern Church
A humorous remark attributed to an architect of a ultra modern church suggests bucket pews as an unconventional seating idea. The quip highlights playful design attitudes in contemporary worship spaces.
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