Presidential nominees turn toward West in campaign push
President Johnson tours the Midwest with a peace focus and a slogan about an own vote shaping the world. Barry Goldwater accuses Johnson of weakening U.S. standing while GOP crowds rally in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia as Scranton critiques the Democratic ticket.
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Goldwater Morality Charge Boosts Campaign Support
Louis Harris reports in the closing days of the campaign that a morality issue resonates with voters. A majority sympathize with Goldwater as a person, and about two thirds believe he has courage. Large majorities back school prayer, government employment security rules, and welfare skepticism, with surveys noting strong GOP traction.
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Adams-Millis Expands Kernersville Plant
Adams-Millis plans a $3 million expansion in Kernersville adding a 320000 square foot hosiery finishing and distribution facility. The fully air conditioned plant will have paved parking and modern handling equipment to boost service and capacity with electronic data processing to be installed in February 1965. Through the first nine months of 1964 sales reached $14.1 million with pretax earnings of $1.31 million and net earnings of $637,140, up from 1963.
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Hot Line Between Washington and Moscow Largely Idle
U S officials say the Washington Moscow hot line has never been used for substantial exchanges. Opened August 31 1963 it was agreed to be used only for direct secret messages between leaders to avoid actions that could risk nuclear war. The line was established after the Cuban missile crisis.
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Berliners Cross Into Red Sector
Berliners streamed into the Soviet zone as East Germany opened the Berlin wall for a second time in three years. 6000 West Berliners crossed at Oberbaumbruecke as guards raised barriers, many carrying shopping bags for scarce East goods. The wall stayed open until Nov 12 for one day passes.
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World Communist Meeting Hinted With Red China Likely
A.P. News analysis by William L. Ryan says a world Communist meeting with Red China is probable soon but any move to heal the split in the global revolutionary movement appears doomed to fail.
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Tearful reunion at Berlin wall opening in East Berlin
A mother from West Berlin visits her daughter in East Berlin as the border opens for two weeks. The daughter's father is noted as previously ex and she has died. The event marks the second opening in three years with thousands crossing into the Soviet sector to see relatives amid claims of restoring world Communist unity versus higher Western standards.
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Seven Die in Colusa Rest Home Fire in California
Seven elderly residents died from carbon monoxide as a fast moving fire gutted Oak Manor Rest Home in Colusa California. Caretaker Ernest Linebaugh and inmate Rosa Rourke entered the blaze to rescue others, saving several lives before alarms failed.
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Plea to Johnson by Krebiozen protesters
Seventeen cancer patients and supporters lodge a sit-in outside Health Secretary Celebrezze in Washington asking President Johnson to lift the federal ban on interstate shipments of Krebiozen. They sleep on makeshift mattresses as they urge humanitarian action amid government doubt about the drug’s cancer value.
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Lone Survivor Recalls Fatal DC-3 Crash Five Years On
Bradley a survivor of the DC 3 crash near Bucks Elbow Mountain five years ago recalls the ordeal. He says it seems like five months since the disaster and he cannot grasp that he is still alive after 35 hours on the ground waiting for rescue. The couple from Clifton Forge moved to Charlotte in 1963 and Bradley explains he was unexpectedly bumped from an earlier Washington flight.
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