Racism Charge From Episcopal Bishops Flares
Ten bishops among 7261 Episcopalians accuse Republican nominee Barry Goldwater and running mate William Miller of exploiting racism in the presidential campaign. The protest, issued on the third day of the 61st Triennial Convention, names Goldwater as a Mormon and Miller as a Catholic, urging restraint and condemning appeals to white fears.
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ST. Louis
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Stringfellow
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Goldwater
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Arizona
Miller
New York
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Stringfelow
LBJ Prepares Campaign Swing After Resting at White House
President Johnson rested briefly at the White House before traveling for a three state campaign swing. He will visit New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York while his daughter Luci Jr joins the effort in Georgia. He cited 19 000 miles across 14 states and drew large crowds despite a hoarse voice and minor injuries from handshakes.
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UPI
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Ami
Titer American Center Authority
Miami
Fla
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Pennsylvania
New York
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Georgia
Barry Goldwater Attacks Fascist Tactics at Rally
Barry Goldwater denounces forced party conformity while praising a robust Republican Party. He condemns a fascist style organization and urges vigilance against absolutism. He notes large Midwest crowds in Des Moines and Topeka as campaign momentum grows. In Los Angeles, James McKinney is elected president of the League of California Cities.
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Usat
Midwest
Des Moines
Iowa
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Kan
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Cities League
Los Angeles
UPI
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Sacramento
Tuesday
League’ of
California
Saline plant touted as cheaper water source than aqueduct
Long Beach area debate centers on a nuclear powered desalinization plant proposed to deliver 700 000 acre feet of fresh water yearly, at about 55 per acre foot, cheaper than Feather River water but above Colorado River costs. Hosmer cites studies and Congress support, warning of looming California water policy battles and a 1975 construction cost projection.
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Long Beach
Craig
Hosmer
Society of Professional
Lakewood County Club
California
Office of Science and Technology
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Feather River
Calorado River
Interior Department
Saline Walter
Metropolitan Water District
Atomic Energy Commission
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Bock
Long Beach Shrine Club
Slnsmer
Johnson delays rail crisis report after election
President Johnson postponed an emergency board report on a threatened rail strike from Oct 24 to Nov 5. The board, created Sept 24, investigates a dispute between major railroads and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. The union seeks a 25 cent per hour pay hike. Other issues have been settled.
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Classified section offers new and used rugs throw rugs and wall to wall carpeting options for shoppers seeking flooring updates across many rooms and needs.
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