Political Sounds In Midwest Shows Mixed Attitudes
Veteran AP reporter Arthur Edson surveys Midwest voters from Fargo to Chicago noting a strong swing against both Lyndon Johnson and Barry Goldwater. Voters in 12 states express disillusion, with some backing Goldwater while others fear socialism or doubt the candidates. Urban and rural lines show varied support as the election nears.
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Disturbing Interviews Shape View of Presidential Support
In hundreds of interviews some people say they can support neither man. Polls show the President faring well, but skepticism remains. A Democratic leader in the area warns the backlash could not be minimized and may affect midwestern backing as Republicans seek final support. Then a look at the West and a closing want ad line.
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Firefighters Use Tank Truck to Fight Prairie Fire
Arlington firemen in Langdon Kansas combined duty with a good deed when a prairie blaze drained their tank. They refilled at a windmill pump then carried water from a nearby farm to water livestock, saving animals in need.
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