ADA Remains Calm Under GOP Attack
The ADA faces Republican attacks from Barry Goldwater and William Miller who label the group leftist and anti constituational. Humphrey defends his role while ADA leaders defend their liberal lobbying and historic New Deal roots.
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American Dairy Association
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Cincinnati
Goldwater
Goldwater Promises Labor Support in Ohio Campaign
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater tours northeastern Ohio addressing union men in Youngstown Akron Mansfield and Canton. He pledges to defend the right to strike and oppose centralized government while mocking one man rule and warning against socialism. He signs a sneaker and accuses the Johnson administration of league with special interests.
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Vietnamese government reports huge Viet Nam combat losses
Saigon sources say more than 300 Communist guerrillas killed or captured in battles spanning from the north to the south. Total Vietnamese casualties set at 62 dead, wounded or captured. Premier Nguyen Khanh travels to Pleiku to seek peace with central highland tribesmen who rebelled last month. He asserts the U.S. has means to win the war if desired.
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Nguyen Khanh
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President To Report On World Situation
President Johnson cancels Texas trip to broadcast a national address on China’s first nuclear test and Soviet changes. He will brief congressional leaders and meet cabinet, while White House aides weigh if Soviet and Chinese events signal greater danger. The 8 p.m. EST Sunday program is to be followed by a 9 p.m. EDT broadcast.
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Soviets Call for End to Nuclear Tests and West Friendship
Moscow reports say the Soviet Central Committee urged a worldwide end to nuclear weapons tests as it prepared for Bolshevik Revolution celebrations on Nov 7. Pravda called for Western powers to leave Berlin and for a demilitarized city while seeking friendly cooperation with Britain the United States and France.
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Communists Celebrate China Atom Bomb Victory
Reports from Tokyo and Hong Kong describe China’s claim of successful atomic testing and renewed national pride. Premier Chou En Lai lauded the achievement as strengthening defense and world peace, while propaganda framed it as a victory for Maoist thinking against imperialism.
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Graduates See Viet Nam as Different Kind of War
Lt Col Hugh Hoffman and fellow officers discuss the six week Military Assistance Adviser Training at Fort Bragg. They prepare to go to Viet Nam to advise and train frontline troops while emphasising the voluntary nature of their mission.
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Viet Nam
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Washington
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Memphis Tenn
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Tax Slash Said To Be Successful
Hot Spring Virginia AP reports that leading industrialists told the Business Council the 11.5 billion tax cut has yielded benefits with few downsides and cautioned against immediate further income tax reductions. Railroad executive Stuart Saunders, cochair of the businessmen’s committee with Henry Ford II, urged longer testing before lowering rates again.
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Flooding Expected In S C Across State
Flooding forecast across South Carolina as heavy rains push river crests high. Pee Dee River near Cheraw could top 41 feet, worst since 1952, with Wateree at Camden and Congaree at Columbia also rising well above flood stages.
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Dillon says LBJ did not see 1961 Jenkins report
Treasury Secretary Dillon said a 1961 FBI arrest report on Walter W. Jenkins was not shown to Lyndon B. Johnson or his staff. He noted the head of a Secret Service section did not evaluate the document. Johnson ordered the inquiry into why the White House was not informed about Jenkins 1959 arrest.
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