Goldwater Campaigns In Philadelphia Area
Senator Barry Goldwater campaigned in Bucks and Montgomery counties urging Americans to reject socialism and a one party system. He proposed Eisenhower lead a South Vietnam study team and stressed the danger of concentrated government power amid U.S. aid to South Vietnam against the Viet Cong.
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Miller Attacks Senator Jordan in North Carolina
Rep. William E. Miller charged that Senate Rules Committee leadership delayed hearings on the Bobby Baker case to avoid harming Lyndon Johnson. He attacked Sen. Everett Jordan in North Carolina while campaigning with Lady Bird Johnson and on Johnson's train.
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Ape Baker
Lyndon Johnson
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B. Everett Jordan
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Lady Bird Johnson
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Bobby Baker
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Lady Bird
Tshombe Barred From Conference By Web McKinley
Cairo AP report says Congo leader Tshombe under house arrest in a suburban palace may not attend the conference. President Kasavubu would be welcomed. a delegation delivered the statement to the office. Tshombe’s health papers are disputed and his quarantine question is ridiculed.
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Webb McKinley
Cairo
Tshombe
Catholics Approve Unity Program at Vatican Council
The Vatican Ecumenical Council voted to adopt a new program of common prayer and public meetings with other Christians. It urged a conversion of heart to foster Christian unity and affirmed readiness to acknowledge errors while Catholic teachings align with unity aims.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Council Fathers
St. Peter's Basilica
Christian Unity Movement
Lady Bird Johnson Starts Southern Unified Tour
First Lady Lyndon B. Johnson launches a Dixie tour aboard the Lady Bird Special with a Lee quote urging Virginians to unite beyond civil rights disputes. She urges Southerners to seek ties that bind, while President Johnson campaigns in the South and plans stops in Raleigh and beyond.
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Ladybird Special
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert E. Lee
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Lee
Arlington
Iowa
Illinois
Lady Bird Train Will Stop Here in High Point
Democratic headquarters report positive assurance that the Lady Bird Special campaign train through Dixie will stop in High Point Wednesday between 9 15 and 9 30 a m. Mrs Lyn don Johnson and her daughters will greet supporters at the Southern Railway Passenger Station on Main Street.
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Democratic Wary
Lyndon Johnson
Dixie
High Point
Marine Chief Cites Gun Gap in Naval Support
Marine Corps Commandant General Wallace M. Greene Jr warns of a growing naval gunfire deficit for amphibious landings. He notes missiles replacing large-caliber guns and urges remedial action before the shortfall limits landing forces against defended shores.
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Korea
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Marine
Cannon Mills to Build Highly Automated Plant in Rowan County
Cannon Mills Co. plans a highly automated sheet ing mill five miles south of Salisbury in Rowan County. The $2 million payroll facility will employ 550 people and cover 600,000 square feet on a 40 acre site near old U.S. 29. The Swink Plant will use the latest machinery and 61,000 to 1,050 looms, with construction starting next year.
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N. C
Cannon Mills Co., Inc
Salisbury
Rowan County
Cannon Mills
Charles A. Cannon
Dan Holt
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Ion Green Engineers, Inc
Spartanburg
S.C
Holt
U.S. 29
Swink
William J. Swink
Lead In Polls May Be Warning To Democrats
New York Times analysis four weeks before Election Day notes Johnson leads risk of overconfidence for Democrats. Dewey’s 1948 lead comparison cautions analysts, with betting odds at seven to one on Johnson and Goldwater a potential upset risk. Corroborating polls span 49 states and DC. Alaska data limited.
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New York Times
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Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Harry S. Truman
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Barry Goldwater
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District of Columbia
Alaska
Southern voters unsure about both presidential candidates
In the Southern states the AP survey shows low enthusiasm for John F. Kennedy? No, for Lyndon B. Johnson and Barry Goldwater. Voters describe choices as a jigsaw of opinions, with many preferring one candidate only to protest or cast a protest vote, while others seek alternatives or abstain.
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Goldwater
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Augusta
Jackie Carter
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Amarillo
Chattanooga
Dan) Boone
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Belmont
Abbey College
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Johnson campaign hits North Carolina with Raleigh rally
President Johnson heads to Raleigh for a mass rally at Reynolds Coliseum, with an estimated 18 000 attendees. Mrs. Johnson travels from Ahoskie to Raleigh aboard the Lady Bird Special, amid security Briefings and a no ticket policy.
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Dan K. Moore
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Democratic Executive Committee
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I. Beverly Lake
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