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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

22 Sep 1964

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1964

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2

Stock Market Advances Mixed As Industry Leads Decline

Noon trading showed the Associated Press average up 0.8 to 325.8 with industrials up 1.1 and rails up 0.7 while utilities rise 0.1. The Dow gained 1.82 to 73.40 as Chrysler eased and Ford fell slightly amid mixed steel and auto shares and noted UAW strike deadline.

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Cable snarl traps four men in nuclear test shaft

In Yucca Flats Nevada an electrical cable snapped and whipped upward killing one man and injuring three others. Four trapped workers 1,800 feet underground await rescue as crews fight to free them through a 10 inch ventilation shaft. Names include George R. Cooper Art Luhnow Lloyd L Shaw and Leland Roeder. casualty James C. Gray.

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Itor Lengely Nev Atomic Energy Commission Fortable AEC George R. Cooper Tucson Ariz Art Luhnow North Las Vegas Lloyd L. Shaw Santa Barbara Calif Leland Roeder Pioche James C. Gray Indian Springs Yucca Flats Las Vegas
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Miller Says He's Target Of Smears

Rep. William E. Miller says he is the target of unsubstantial smears tied to alleged tax and records access by the Johnson administration. He offers to testify to a full investigation, but sees little chance of one. Miller reserves campaign time, cites issues, and calls California an important GOP strategic stage.

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Robert T. Gray Washington William E. Miller Johnson Bilt Com House of Representatives Miller Cal Democratic National Committee Internal Revenue Bureau Lyndon Johnson Congress West California
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Johnson urges nation to avoid recession and extend prosperity

LBJ argues America cannot afford a recession and outlines measures to sustain growth. He cites a potential $20 billion annual production loss, 1.5 million jobs, and a 40 percent rise in unemployment without action, while calling for stronger unemployment benefits, higher minimum wage, healthcare for the aging, and equal opportunity for all Americans.

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Johnson Says Presidency Comes First

President Johnson says he will be president first and not let campaigning interfere with White House duties. He vows to be nonpartisan while visiting the country and addresses fraternal groups at the White House. He defends his hurricane visit as nonpolitical and says fundraising speeches will be paid by the Democratic party.

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Goldwater Urges GOP Victory as Thurmond Backs Campaign

In Charlotte Barry Goldwater urged Republicans to vote for the ticket with Sen. Strom Thurmond vowing to campaign for Goldwater. Thurmond announced plans to run for the Senate in 1966 and supported Gav in NC governor race, Jonas in the 8th District, and Broyhill in the 10th District.

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Hubert Horatio Humphrey Supreme Court Goldwater Sen Strom Thurmond Thurmond South Carolina U.S. Senate Charlotte Sea Island Washington J. Herman Saxon North Carolina Robert Gavin Charles R. Jonas James Broyhill
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Warren Report to Be Unfolded Next Weekend

The Warren Commission will reveal its findings on Kennedy’s assassination next weekend. President Johnson will receive a 250000 word report with extensive testimony and evidence, with Warren and six colleagues likely to present it at the White House. The panel affirms Oswald acted alone and Ruby had no conspiracy links.

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Sterling F. Green Washington Warren Commission John F. Kennedy Earl Warren Dallas Johnson White House George Reey Reedy Commission Warren Allen W. Dulles Central Intelligence Agency John J. McCloy Germany Richard B. Russell Dga John Sherman Cooper R-Ky Hale Boggs D-La Gerald Ford R.mich Iyprec Securit Federal Bureau of Investigation Lee Harvey Oswald Texas Jack Ruby Oswald
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Court weighs state board power in investigation case

The court debated whether the state board may conduct investigations amid a disputed 400 vote lead for Ponder over Norton. Ponder carried Madison County while Moody urged a jury trial, arguing the board acts as a ministerial adding machine rather than an authority. William J. Cocke urged statutory limits on the board's duties and urged that a full inquiry may be improper.

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