Weather outlook across regions with varying temps
The forecast covers Louisiana Missouri and Kansas with mixed skies. Louisiana stays clear to partly cloudy through Wednesday with tonight lows around 65 to 72 and Wednesday highs near 87 to 91. Some fog patches are expected in eastern Missouri before dissipating by morning.
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Hinshaw Attacks Trimble Over Economics and Aid
Jerry Hinshaw of Springdale Republican candidate accuses Rep James Trimble Democrat of economic hypocrisy. He says Trimble supports inflationary measures weakening the dollar, foreign aid, and a tax cut that costs Americans money, in a Saturday statement.
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Goldwater Campaign Slams Johnson Over Viet Nam Policy
Barry Goldwater assails President Johnson on Vietnam, accusing him of a nonpolitical trip funded by Republicans. He urges a televised debate and questions Johnson’s information flow from South Vietnam, while detailing a two day Southwest swing ending in Michigan.
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Labor unrest and Vietnam turmoil roil presses and streets
Strike action continues as 90,000 workers rally amid labor demands and emergency regulations. Government offers a decree banning lockouts and curbing protests while officials assess Viet Cong influence. In Ban Me Thuot and other cities, violence and sporadic insurrection flare, with tribal forces attacking lowland troops and seizing a radio station. U.S. General Westmoreland notes possible North Vietnamese battalions involved near the DMZ.
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Rape Suspect Flees During Court Appearance
Benjamin Hamilton, 22, allegedly fled after a court appearance at Fort Ord, racing into police arms during a bailiff attempt. He was recaptured and held by Municipal Judge Clayton Horn. Police report the incident occurred Monday as Hamilton tried to break away from custody.
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Government report lacking on sweeping waters events
A muted commentary notes that officials have yet to provide a full report on the recent waters crisis. Observers say explanations have stretched beyond a day and remain incomplete as new developments unfold.
Johnson defends nonpartisan stance amid campaign planning
President Johnson tells fraternal leaders that he will run for office while keeping a nonpartisan image. He describes the White House as the office of all the people and says prosperity, preparedness for peace, and leadership are guiding themes. He plans to be in and out of the White House with a priority on duties, while campaigning when possible.
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Miller Says Smears Against Him Are Unsubstantiated
Washington AP Miller denounces sleazy unfounded smears as aimed at him and claims the Johnson administration used tax and other records to favored columnists and the Democratic National Committee He offers to testify to a full investigation in the House though such an inquiry seems unlikely He also questions Lyndon Johnson's wealth in Congress and a government controlled industry as alleged coverups proceed
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Biggest Plane Hits Trouble First Time Up
Edwards Air Force Base California AP report on the XB70 the nations largest bomber suffering trouble on its maiden flight with engine failures and a fiery splash as two tires burned and the craft struggled to lift off the ground despite high expectations and debate over its future viability
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GOP Vice Presidential nominee launches 30 city campaign swing
The Republican vice presidential nominee issued a statement through his press office as he headed for a marathon tour covering more than thirty cities in sixteen states over the next twelve days. Most of the trip concentrates in the West with four days in California described as a strategic battleground for the GOP.
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United States Promises to Press Communists on Gulf Water Rule
The United States will insist that Communist regimes in North Vietnam and China recognize the Gulf of Tonkin as an international body of water. State Department officials worry Saigon unrest could affect stability and the war effort, with a 20,000 worker strike crippling Saigon. Washington aims to back Saigon's leadership to maintain the U.S. program against the Viet Cong rather than withdraw.
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Force Brushed Aside 2 Ances Expressed Flight Satisfaction
Force reportedly brushed aside concerns and expressed satisfaction with the flight, expecting the triangular winged craft to play a research role. The XB70 design features a slender fuselage and resembles a flying serpent, aimed to reach speeds up to 2000 mph and altitudes near 80000 feet, though malfunctions limited speed to about 375 mph and reduced altitude.
Shrine President D. Risen Dedicates Sagamore Hill Shrine
Dwight D. Risen, president of the National Shrine, dedicates Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay Long Island as a national shrine in 1953, honoring Theodore Roosevelt at the historic home.
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Rail Strike Ends After 14 Hours Of National Tie Up Threat
A 14 hour delay to the 6 a.m. deadline halted a near nationwide rail tie up as six shop craft unions reached a tentative agreement on four major issues. Francis A. O’Neill of the National Mediation Board said talks progress to wrap up the balance of the dispute and job security remains the sole remaining issue amid years of rail modernization. Michael Fox, spokesman, confirmed the accord and noted plans to finish the remaining terms soon.
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