North Viet Nam Denies Involvement in Tonkin Clash
Tokyo AP reports North Viet Nam denied any role in the Tonkin Gulf incident. Hanoi said its ships were not present and accused U S destroyers of aggression. Beijing and Moscow criticized U S actions while North Viet Nam urged cochairmen to enforce Viet Nam peace accords.
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Human Chain Safes Bus Crash Victims in California Canyon
In Bedding California a nighttime bus truck crash killed two women and injured six others. A human rescue chain formed by deer hunters vacation motorists and firefighters carried victims up a canyon to ambulances under floodlights. Tim Nauta the driver was treated for injuries. Memorial Hospital activated a disaster response with rapid doctor and staff deployment.
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Barry Pledges Help To Nation's Farmers
In a speech prepared for delivery at the National Plowing Contest Barry Goldwater pledged support to farmers and criticized President Johnson on violence. The remarks touched on the Vietnam struggle as a war, with Goldwater urging decisive action and framing the issue within his broader policy stance.
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Goldwater farm program stance quoted in brief campaign notes
A Raleigh Durham apprise details Goldwater stance on farm policy, urging voluntary programs and curtailment of price supports while criticizing government handouts. Miller, VP candidate remarks cited, noting King and Fulbright warnings on violence and Johnson responses. campaign stop highlights in Wilmington and Pittsburgh underscored party unity.
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Johnson boosts Humphrey by phone in Houston crowd
President Johnson telephoned to introduce running mate Hubert Humphrey to about 1 000 Houston businessmen and oil executives, prompting tears from Humphrey. Humphrey defended Johnson’s stance on farming and warned Texans that Goldwater would end farm programs, while Goldwater campaigned nearby.
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Colorado physician elected president elect of medical society
COLORADO SPRINGS AP Dr Paul R Hildebrand of Brush was nominated president elect of the Colorado Medical Society at the annual meeting. The previous nominee Dr Lawrence D Buchanat of Wray withdrew. If elected he would take office in September 1986 with Dr S B K Childs of Denver to be installed as new sergeant at arms succeeding Dr Vernon Bolton of Colorado Springs.
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East Coast braces for Gladys blow
Hurricane Gladys, a bit smaller yet stronger than Dora, was forecast to lash the southeastern U S coastline with heavy surf by Saturday night as it moves toward the mainland. The storm remained about 67 miles offshore with top winds near 125 mph at the center.
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Civil Defense Radio Discussed at Parley
City officials and radio representatives met at City Hall to discuss the emergency broadcast system. KYOU and KPKA have been certified as UD emergency broadcast stations and will air on their regular frequencies during an alert, monitored by KOA Denver.
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Adult Ed Courses Begin Monday in district programs
Adult education courses sponsored by the district will begin Monday with seven additional offerings possible if enrollment grows. Courses include bookkeeping typing shorthand and welding, with options in Spanish German and others. Night classes run 10 weeks to cost $2 to $40, registration due Monday. High school review attracts many, with 38 students starting Monday to complete a GED.
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End Search For Missing CU Hiker
In Boulder AP reports the Rocky Mountain Rescue Group and park rangers ended a search for University of Colorado engineering student Charles I Delbridge 20 who was overdue since Wednesday after no clues emerged. Delbridge was last seen September 1 when he began a hike toward Tongues Peak with Boulder County sheriff's officers joining the search.
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