Western Voters Split Among Three Camps in West
An Associated Press survey across 13 states from New Mexico to Alaska shows three main currents in the West: strong Johnson support, firm Goldwater backing, and a growing group disillusioned with both major candidates. Voters cite economic trust, concern over control of spending, and fear or skepticism about nuclear war as key themes shaping opinions ahead of the November election.
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Morland
Wyo
TV Moves Out Of Path On Wednesday Night
AP TV critic notes NBC covers the World Series and Gideon case with new balance while ABC Shindig mixes Beatles and long haired acts. See How They Run is solid international suspense. War on Poverty work study aims to aid Southern students with $70 million national total.
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Cynthia Lowry
AP TV
NEW York
NBC
ABC
Washington
Regional funds aid up to 90 percent for colleges
Regional funds will pay up to 90 percent of costs with colleges providing the remaining 10 percent. In the third year the government will supply 75 percent and colleges 25 percent. Colleges may source matching funds from any source. The program extends opportunity to low income families, aiming to help the South’s needy but able high school graduates pursue college education.
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Winfred L. Godwin
Southern Regional Education Board
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Junior Fire Marshals seek home fire safety during Fire Prevention Week
During Fire Prevention Week October 4 to 10 junior fire marshals will inspect homes and schools. Local sponsors Hartford Insurance Group support the program to educate children on fire safety and home inspections.
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Theartford Insurance Group
Easter Agency Ad Featuring Hartford Insurance Group
An Easter Agency listing at 109 Johnston Street promotes Hartford Insurance Group services in Hartford Connecticut with a contact phone number 353-8004.
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Johnston St
Spy Charges Made In Pravda
Pravda reports four Western military attaches accused of spying across Siberia. It claims 900 photographs and 26 notebooks were taken, with notes alleging ICBM sites and railway access. Names listed include Col. J. A. Aubrey Lt. Col. Carl Liewer Maj. James F. Smith and Lt. Cmdr. Nigel N. Saville.
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Soviet Communist Party
Siberia
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Carl Liewer
James F. Smith
U.S
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