Humphrey Appearance Protested by Catholic Charities
In St Louis the Democratic vice presidential nominee faced objections to a National Conference of Catholic Charities talk. Organizers cited that campaign interests were at play and received hundreds of telegrams urging he stay out of pulpit advocacy. Humphrey defended poverty policies and argued autos remain essential for work access.
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Louisiana Steps Up Recovery Efforts After Hilda
Louisiana moves to normalcy as Hurricane Hilda’s floods threaten more. Gov McKeithen tours devastation, repair crews restore utilities, insurance offices bolster claims, farmers salvage crops, and evacuations continue along the Amite and Comite basins amid disaster designations.
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Lid breaks on Baker hearings stall as Johnson flys south
The Senate Rules Committee failed to reach a quorum for a Monday session on Baker amid Republican calls for new testimony before November 3. Only B Everett Jordan and John Sherman Cooper were present. Cooper plans a motion for prompt hearings on a payoff link involving Baker and Matthew McCloskey. Williams accused McCloskey of a 35000 payment tied to a stadium contract and linked funds to the Kennedy Johnson campaign.
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Played Dead by Viet Cong Attack Survivor
First Lt. Paul Jemison of Alexandria Louisiana was the lone survivor after a Viet Cong assault on a Vietnamese battalion headquarters 15 miles north of Saigon on October 5. He stayed motionless as ants swarmed over him, likely convincing the guerrillas he was dead. all 20 men with him died.
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Eisenhower Backs Johnson Fight Over Nuclear Control
Former President Eisenhower avoided endorsement on a GOP task force report charging President Johnson with overextending control of field type nuclear weapons. The White House said Johnson agrees it is not wise to publicize defense plans. The dispute centers on who has final authority over nuclear weapon use and NATO concerns about a presidential lock key system.
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