Goldwater Tax Plan Draws Fire From Campaigns
The text describes ongoing political clashes over tax cuts and federal spending. It notes Miller criticizing repeated policy errors and urging less government take, while Goldwater plans a 5 percent annual corporate and personal income tax cut starting June 1964, paired with federal tax reductions and expenditure restraint toward a balanced five year budget. Humphrey counters in Ohio highlighting civil rights concerns and Goldwater's Civil Rights Act stance during Labor Day events in Youngstown.
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Weather Continued: Thunder Showers Across Regions
Weather outlook shows a few thundershowers in the south today with highs near 54 and lows in the mid 60s to mid 70s. Louisiana expect cloudy skies with afternoon showers, highs 88 to 96, lows 70 to 76. Eastern and southern Missouri forecast partly to mostly cloudy with 20 to 40 percent showers, warm temperatures mid 80s to mid 90s, and mild nights in the mid 70s.
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TV and Radio Fight for Headlines in Comedy War
Hollywood AP By Cynthia Lowry notes ABC plans six shows this season three comedies with uniforms Combat returns across France air support from 12 O Clock High McHales Navy adds Broadside Gomer Pyle-USMC joins CBS two new entries Nabors filming a training scene in heat winded by long dialogue Nabors complains of exhaustion after a day on set
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Hurricanes Dora and Ethel Threaten Atlantic Coast
Hurricane Dora moved west at 15 mph toward Cape Kennedy with 130 mph winds and warnings from Melbourne to Brunswick. The Red Cross opened disaster HQs in Jacksonville as civil defense and rescue units mobilized along the coast. shelters near Savannah stocked and blood donations urged. Hurricane Ethel heads toward Bermuda with gale winds likely this afternoon or tonight.
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Nabors Describes Dinner Table Scene Dangers
Nabors said he has only a skinned elbow so far but warns that maneuvers even fake ones pose real peril at the canyon set. The actors face a more dangerous foe than blank bullets and small charges as the canyon is thick with poison oak.
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Faubus Attacks Rockefeller in Mass Rally Speech
Arkansas Governor hopeful Faubus addressed about 9,000 people accusing Rockefeller of spending heavily to influence the race. He claimed Rockefeller has poured campaign funds across states and dismissed the governor’s chair as a mere trophy while touting Arkansas gains in industry and economy.
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Senate Debates Cloture on Civil Rights Filibuster
Senators filibuster continued as 17 supporters including James Eastland and A S Mike Monterey backed a cloture bid to end debate on Dirksen rider to foreign aid. Leader Mansfield doubted success as liberal Democrats press for longer talks. Johnson silent on reapportionment while Humprhey weighs backing anti-Dirksen forces amid urban rural district battles.
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Eastland
Mississippi
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Oklahoma
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Democrats
Atlantic City
Supreme Court
Law Specific on Independents in Arkansas State Filing
The attorney general ruled that state law bars filing as an independent for a failed party primary. An exception only applies in death or withdrawal of the party nominee. Assistant Attorney General Beryl Anthony Jr. cited the Laseter case from Lepanto city attorney as the vote outcome.
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Lepanto
Arkansan Named to Advisory Board
Roy Prewitt of Lonoke was named one of about four advisers to the Trade Expansion Act advisory group formed to guide tariff negotiations and trade exchanges on the international level. He also serves on the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries advisory committee.
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Roy Prewitt
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Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
No Confidence Vote Topples Kerala Congress Government
In New Delhi AP reporting from Kerala the ruling Congress party lost power to a Communist led opposition by 72 to 50 on a no confidence vote. 15 dissident Congress members sided with the opposition, as Prime Minister Shastri faces a separate no confidence challenge in Parliament and may move Kerala to president's rule.
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Primaries in Six States On Tuesday
Washington AP reports primaries Tuesday in six states Arizona New Hampshire Colorado Minnesota Vermont Wisconsin and Georgia with Massachusetts voting Thursday. Incumbents face little challenge leaving attention on Arizona and New Hampshire Republican gubernatorial races while Democrats in several races scramble for nominations and re elections.
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Goldwater Speech Sticks to Known Positions
Washington AP reports Senator Barry Goldwater's speech launching his presidential bid offered no surprises. He repeated past positions, urged ending the draft, and attacked the White House over a “shadow of scandal.” The talk tied together previous statements as the 1964 campaign gears up with party contests and primary battles in Vermont and Wisconsin.
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Ozark Dam Groundbreaking Planned for Oct. 16
Ozark Ark AP Ground breaking ceremonies for the Ozark Dam on the Arkansas River will be held Oct 16. Jeta Taylor president of the Arkansas River Basin Association said Sen John L McClellan Rep James W Trimble Gov Orval Faubus and Highway Commission members expected to attend. A free buffet for 3000 persons is planned as construction is set to begin next summer.
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LBJ and Taylor to Review Viet Nam Talks
President Johnson and General Maxwell D. Taylor will hold an informal talks session on the Viet Nam situation. The White House said the 5:30 p.m. meeting in Washington would be private with no public remarks. A second Johnson Taylor session was anticipated for Wednesday possibly followed by a formal statement.
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Arkansan Named Little Rock Chair Of Voter Registration Bureau
Dr. Calvin R. Ledbetter Jr. of Rock University was named chairman of the speaker's bureau for the Committee for Voter Registration, sponsor of Amendment 54 to create permanent voter registration with free care for the aged via Social Security. Goldwater opposed the amendment, arguing government overreach and a conservative aim to repeal rather than expand welfare programs. He stressed withdrawal of federal intervention and promised to explain his plans for reducing government size.
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Calvin R. Ledbetter Jr
Pot Rock University
Rock University
Goldwater
Khrushchev to Make Two Big Pitches
In a forthcoming West German trip Premier Khrushchev aims to push two fronts. Politically he may seek a World War II peace treaty formalizing Germany's division, while economically he may offer lucrative Soviet trade deals to woo Bonn. Diplomatic observers doubt any major agreement, noting France West Germany tensions and Khrushchev’s broader Kremlin outreach.
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Rockefeller donation supports Amendment 54 drive
Winthrop Rockefeller received a generous contribution from Dr. H. D. Luck state chairman of the Committee for Voter Registration to aid the campaign for Amendment No. 54. The amendment would authorize permanent registration of cad without payment of poll tax.
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