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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1964

Page

3

Barry Goldwater Defends Conservatism Amid Campaign Attacks

Barry Goldwater attacked the trend toward socialism and the federal power, labeling the administration as expanding executive control while urging a bipartisan commission on the Jenkins case. He stressed the GOP as free of special-interest pressure and touted his Illinois Ohio California Texas campaign push with a Texas stop to come. He denounced a controversial film as racial and overdone, while supporters defended screening it despite his earlier objections citing morality concerns.

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Goldwater Hailed by Throngs and Police at Stops

In Santa Ana crowds exceeding 5,000 greeted Senator Goldwater with loud applause as he spoke. The visit featured two elephants and a donkey joke tied to his slogan. Police struggled to control eager supporters at each stop as a special envoy clashed with Vietnam plans.

Santa Ana Goldwater Senators

Episcipalians urged to break old isolation

Episcopal bishops urged adherence to a new era of broader fellowship and active service as technology and social change reshape society. The pastoral letter read at Christ Church Cathedral framed a three year guiding document for 3.5 million Episcopalians, urging adaptation to serve and unify with other Christians.

George W. Cornell Associated Press Ralighen ST. Louis WI

Hungarian Trip Given U S Haven

U S visas and asylum were granted to three Hungarians with ties in the United States. Washington State Department spokesman Robert McCloskey said asylum was granted while a Nationalist Chinese defector faced a wait for a route to his new homeland. Japanese police held him but indicated potential transfer to Red China.

U. S United States Washington State Department Robert 3. McCloskey Japan Nat China Formosa Red China

Foes Quote Odds Against LBJ Living

The Goldwater for President Committee ran a full page ad claiming medical odds Johnson would not live a full term due to a heart condition. Heart surgeon Michael DeBakey called the ad irresponsible and misleading, noting Johnson could have a life span of 25 years.

Houston UPI

Chilean president-elect vows ties with China and Soviet bloc

Eduardo Frei said Chile will begin government-to-government contacts and trade with Communist China and seek diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union and Eastern European Communist nations. He will be Latin America's first Christian Democratic president when inaugurated on November 3. In Ukiah, a 3-year-old girl died after a power window strangled her as her mother shopped for antiques, while her 15-month-old brother was in the car.

Chile China Santiago UPIH Eduardo Frei Soviet Union Frei Latin America Ihen Ukiah Mendocino County

Death of ex Pasadena editor Blair ends long public career

William L. Blair former president of the State Board of Education and longtime Pasadena educator died early Friday four weeks after dedicating a five million dollar Blair High School. Blair retired from state board in 1960 after 17 years and served 20 years on the Pasadena Board of Education. Funeral Monday in Turner Stevens chapel Pasadena.

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