Ike Tells Goldwater Clarify Extremism Remark
Ike Eisenhower urged Barry Goldwater to clarify his extremism remark for voters amid a widening dispute. Goldwater and his manager Denison Kitchel described Ike as satisfied with Goldwater’s defense of extremism in defense of liberty, and both men discussed Ike potentially aiding the campaign.
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Times Dispatch
Simple Ceremony as Dr Sheppard Marries Off Dieter
Dr. Sheppard, a 40 year old osteopathic physician facing possible rearrest and retrial, wed a light haired bride in a shadowed ceremony. F. Lee Bailey served as best man while reporter Paul Holmes covered the event. The couple, free since Thursday, plan to live near Cleveland and return to Chicago by car after a hotel suite celebration.
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Johnson Condemns Hate Organizations by Colleagues Now Campaign Foes
San Francisco AP report notes Senate colleagues Barry Goldwater and President Johnson prepare for a bruising presidential campaign. The piece references past Willkie comparisons, Goldwater’s blunt style, and reactions from labor leader Walter Reuther on Goldwater’s sharp rhetoric.
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Grecians Ignore U N Peace Move Amid Buffer Deployment
About 96 soldiers acted as a buffer in a village to prevent fighting but advanced beyond agreed lines. A pullback was requested and a U N order to retreat appeared to be ignored through the night until Saturday morning.
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Pacific Allies Back Vietnam Action At Pacific Meeting
The United States and Pacific allies backed Malaysia and warned Indonesia against force. They voiced concern over North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao attacks on Laos, supported Souvanna Phouma’s demand for Communist withdrawals from Plaine des Jarres, and noted progress forming the ANZUS alliance.
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Keith Holyoake
Australia
Paul Hasluc
Wallace supporters convene in Raleigh delegates named
About 150 Wallace backers gather in Raleigh North Carolina electing 26 delegates and one per congressional district with a telegram from George Wallace read in his absence. Mrs. William Burton chairs the Hickory party executive committee and serves as state vice chairman.
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Carolina
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Johnson condemns violence and urges lawful civil rights action
President Johnson denounced violent hate groups at a news conference on his ranch lawn. He urged federal aid only when local authorities fail to protect constitutional rights and cautioned civil rights supporters to stay within lawful means of petition and elections.
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Johnson Announces Third 1964 Budget Deficit Cut
President Johnson announced a further 500 million dollar cut in the 1964 budget deficit, the third downward revision since January. He spoke at a news conference in Johnson City Texas, detailing the scaled deficit for the suspended 1964 fiscal year.
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