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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1964
Page
8
Sen Barry Goldwater charging President Johnson favors defense cuts for welfare handouts told American Legion delegates that such policy weakens national security. He argued true economy lies in maintaining power to deter communism, warning concessions will invite invasion and risk.
A Senate House conference committee voted to extend the Food for Peace program for two years to dispose of U S farm surpluses overseas. Final approval expected. The measure authorizes 8.5 billion dollars over the next two years. President Johnson had requested a five year extension.
Baseball scores from the Associated Press show National League leaders Philadelphia 90 62 and Cincinnati 85 66. A slate of Tuesday results includes Chicago 1 Los Angeles 0 and St. Louis 2 New York 1. American League leader New York 91 59 beat Baltimore, while Detroit defeated Baltimore 2-1 and Kansas City beat Minnesota 10-9. International League finals see Rochester 7 Syracuse 3 as Rochester leads 2-1 in a best-of-7.
Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall toured the Flint Hills near Emporia on a political trip and urged perseverance for the proposed Prairie National Park. He suggested a parkway as an alternative route and emphasized Kansas Democrats must push for Johnson’s strong prospects in the state.
In Sandwich England the British Women’s Amateur Golf Championship saw a Beat the Yanks cry as the field narrowed to 32. American Barbara McIntire, last year’s champion, was eliminated by 19 year old Catherine LaCoste of France, daughter of tennis great Rene LaCoste, signaling strong non American contenders.
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