Miller hurls arm-twisting charge at Johnson in campaign stop
Rep. William E. Miller accuses President Johnson of arm twisting and patronizing tactics to bind big government, big business, and big labor. He likens the drive to Nazi and Fascist regimes while touring Detroit and planning stops in La Crosse Grand Forks Aberdeen and Missoula amid heavy criticism of nuclear weapons policy.
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Wis
William E. Miller
Johnson
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la Crosse
Grand Forks
N.C
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Missoula
Mont
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Elderly Pair View Life Differently
Charlie White 103 and Frank Bogue 105 share views on aging at a Seattle convalescent center. Bogue recalls Chippewa upbringing in Michigan and a long railroading and shipyard career in Bremerton. Both plan low key celebrations while sharing jokes about whisky and longevity.
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Wash
Charlie White
Frank Bogue
Bogue
Michigan
Dalton Brothers
Bremerton
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
White
Bonus Offered if Goldwater Wins in Pacific Northwest
Four Northwest firms backed Senator Barry Goldwater by promising employee bonuses if he wins. Kelly Oil in Yakima offered 25 employees a full month’s pay. Crest Linen Supply would finalize a plan with staff in Yakima and Pendleton. Kwik Lok in Yakima confirmed similar step and McGuire Bearing in Portland signaled a potential reward up to a two-month bonus.
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Yakima, Wash
Pacific Northwest
Barry Goldwater
Riley Kelly
Kelly Oil Inc
Yakima
Goldwater
Todd Smith
Crest Linen Supply
Pendleton
Ore
Floyd Paxton
Kwik-Lok Corp
McGuire Bearing Co
Portland
Humphrey Links Civil Rights to National Unity in Kentucky Speech
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey toured Lexington amid civil rights debates and warned against sowing discord by racial and class divisions. He recalled Kentucky’s Civil War era strife and urged responsibility in a rapidly changing nation during a multi state campaign swing. Captain James J. Cook Jr. was assigned to the Pacific Fleet staff at Pearl Harbor.
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Humphrey
Kentucky
Pearl’ Harbor
U.S. Navy
James J.cook Jr
Hawaii
Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Paxton Firm Accused Of Vote Booster Payoff
Frank Freeman U S attorney in Spokane Wash said he asked the FBI to probe Paxtons Plastic Clip firm for offering two months salary to 80 employees in Yakima and New Haven Ind to influence votes for Goldwater. Paxton denies any violation and cites possible uniform rewards. He notes reports of similar moves by other companies nationwide.
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Frank Freeman
U.S
Spokane
Wash
Federal.Bureau For Investigation
Yakima
New Haven
Ind
Goldater
Nus
Limestone Man Retires From Redstone Arsenal Plans Fish Farm
Clayton B. Jewell, Ath ens 5, retires after 19 years with Redstone Arsenal and the Missile Command. He plans to fish and farm with his wife Mrs Jewell unable to work. Jewell's family includes six children and several offspring pursuing engineering physics and other careers in Huntsville Athens New York California and Texas.
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Athens 5
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Jewell
Missile Command
Howard
Huntsville
New York
California
Jane Lindsey
Texas
Mildred Leggett
Nadine Highspin
Lewisburg
Tenn
Athens
Man Shot During Arrest in Decatur
Decatur police say two officers, Russell Cross and Joe Anders, shot a Negro male, John Gladney of 414 9th Ave NW, in the leg Sunday night as he reached for a pistol in his coat pocket. They found a .25 caliber automatic with a chamber round and three more in the magazine.
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Decatur
Russell Cross
Joe Anders
John Gladney
9Th Ave. NW
Police Shoot Suspected Disturber at Grove Street Scene
At 7 11 p m Sunday officers responded to Vine and Grove streets after reports of a man firing a pistol at light bulbs near Susies Cafe and causing a disturbance at a nearby church. Officers spotted Gladney at 301 Grove St with three others as he backed away and reached for his pocket. they fired. Gladney suffered a broken left leg and was taken to Decatur General Hospital.
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Grove Streets
Haen
Susie
Grove Street
Cross
Anders
Gladney
Grove St
Decatur General Hospital
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