Goldwater blasts Johnson in California stop
U S Senator Barry Goldwater accused President Johnson of dangerous coexistence with the Soviet Union during a California speech. He urged a get out the vote drive in Los Angeles County aiming to mobilize supporters after his June primary victory. Denison Kitchel credited regional backing for the win and upcoming efforts in California.
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Soviet Union
California
Free World
Goldwater
World Affairs Council
Denison Kitchel
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kitchel
Barry
Foreclosures on FHA VA Home Loans Rise in Shifts
Washington reports foreclosures on FHA insured and VA guaranteed loans reflect broader economic trends. Officials say rises align with job losses industry slowdowns and personal hardships, while conventional loans dominate market share and overall foreclosures are not government driven.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Army sergeant listed AWOL in nationwide search
The Army announced Staff Sgt. Robert L. Johnson of Las Vegas is absent without leave from his Pentagon post handling Army courier duties for classified materials. His wife saw him October 2 afternoon as he left for duty by car. An inventory found no missing classified material and authorities in Eastern states were asked to locate Johnson on AWOL charges.
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Robert L. Johnson
Las Vegas
Nev
Pentagon
Johnson
Moore Promises Largest Roadbuilding Drive in Years
Democratic nominee Dan K. Moore told about 250 people in Hendersonville that four years would see the greatest roadbuilding program in a long time with a proposed reorganization of the State Highway Commission. He contrasted himself with Republican Robert Gavin and pledged to raise per capita income in North Carolina. He then continued to Columbus, Polk County.
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Dan K. Moore
State Highway Commission
Winston-Salem
Robert L. Gavin
Moore
North Carolina
Lebanon limits wedding processions through business district
Lebanon Kentucky city council restricts newlyweds to a single bus through the downtown area at ten miles an hour due to traffic hazards. Mayor W C McDuffee said the rule aims to curb horn blowing wedding parties that previously disrupted main street.
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Lebanon, Ky
Lebanon
W. C. McDuffee
Flood Waters Reach Record Levels in Goldsboro Area
Flood waters from the Neuse River surge to record heights in Goldsboro and Wayne County. An additional foot of rise is forecast, with millions in damage, hundreds evacuated, and at least one death reported. Crests expected across the Neuse Tar and Little Rivers into the weekend.
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C. W. Lee
State Highway Commission
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Tar River
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Reds Pave Way For Bomb Test Preparations
Washington reports say Communist China is mounting a diplomatic push to frame an early atmospheric nuclear detonation. Indonesian contacts were told the first weapon could explode after October, with aims to influence Africa and Asia and bolster Red China prestige ahead of weapon stockpile goals.
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Sinkiang Province
Queen Elizabeth Arrives in Quebec Under Tight Security
Frogmen searched Wolfe's Cove and plainclothes police with dogs patrolled the Plains of Abraham as Queen Elizabeth's royal yacht Britannia steamed toward Quebec for an eight day Canadian visit. Security included road checkpoints, ID checks, dock area watches, and large police and military presence to deter threats and demonstrations. The queen will stay aboard Britannia while in Quebec before moving to Ottawa.
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Phelps-Terkel Reverts To Old Billing After Automation
Los Angeles firm Phelps-Terkel, with six area stores, returns to manual accounting after adopting a punchcard system. Customers receive a folded bill with humorous notices claiming the last punched card and praising a return to personalized methods. President Dave Phelps notes mixed reactions and a focus on human touch.
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Los Angeles
Phelps- Terkel
Phelps-Terkel
Phelps - Terkel
Dave Phelps
Tom Faust
U S Colonel Kidnapped by Red Terrorists in Caracas
U S Air Force colonel Smolen was abducted as he left his Caracas home to go to work. Two armed men seized him, driving off in a station wagon, in what officials fear is an action by the FALN under ground group linked to prior kidnappings. Col Henry Choate witnessed the incident.
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Venezuela
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James K. Chenault
U. S. Army
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Henry Choate
U. S. Air Force
Choate
Johnson Defends JFK s Actions on TV and TVA
President Johnson challenged Barry Goldwater's critique of Kennedy era policy during a six state tour. He urged voters to favor continued federal leadership and rejected selling the Tennessee Valley Authority as a mistaken move, framing TVA as a national asset in the Cuba missile crisis era.
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Barry Goldwater
F. Kennedy
Kentucky
Tennessee
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Goldwater
Louisville
Kennedy
U S Sues Over Soviet UN Payments Prompting Assembly Showdown
United States threatens to block Soviet vote at the United Nations by demanding full peacekeeping payments as the General Assembly nears its opening. Adlai Stevenson warns of a two year arrears probe while the Soviet bloc lags on Congo and Middle East funding.
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U.N. General Assembly
U.N
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Soviet Union
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Dean Rusk
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Helicopter Pilot Killed by Viet Cong in Saigon Area
A U.S. Army helicopter pilot was shot and killed by Viet Cong fire minutes after stepping from a disabled helicopter 370 miles northeast of Saigon. The crew of four landed the craft. one pilot died, others were rescued. Ground troops later expelled Viet Cong from the area. Premier Nguyen Khanh announced that 20 officers and civilians tied to the Sept. 13 coup will be tried next week for high treason with possible death penalties.
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Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
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