Grocery Buying Steps Up Amid Strike Lockout Effects
Retail grocery buying increased Tuesday as a strike lockout closed 56 warehouses supplying about 3,000 Southland markets. Federal mediators failed to unite the sides, with mixed grocer reports of normal to higher demand and no panic. Meat bread dairy and soft drinks not affected. some produce scarcity warned within two days. pickets and countermeasures hit Los Angeles area counties. direct delivery plans faced distribution hurdles.
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Deadly Speedboats Hit Ship to Cuba
Unidentified speedboats attacked the 1,600-ton Spanish freighter Sierra Aranzazu near Cuba, killing its captain and two officers and wounding seven of the 20 crew members. The vessel carried textiles toys cork and garlic from Spain to Havana. Survivors flown to Puerto Rico and the Bahamas described the attack as gunfire in darkness with no clear attackers identified.
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California Poll Shows Mixed Opinions On Barry Goldwater Support
A statewide California Poll finds voters split on Barry Goldwater with 33 percent backing him and 62 percent supporting Johnson. Among Goldwater supporters, 80 percent can name qualities they like such as conservatism and foreign policy views. Critics say his views are too extreme and unclear. The survey queried over 1,200 eligible voters in early September.
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Goldwater Campaign Opens Southern Swing in Strong Rally
In St Petersburg Florida Senator Barry Goldwater assailed the Supreme Court and urged dissident Democrats to abandon the party. He said the presidency should curb criminal defendant rights while protecting law and order. The nine day tour began with a massive 32 000 strong rally at a city baseball park as supporters urged defections from the Democrats.
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Missing girl Mary Ott found in Baltimore basement
The body of 10 year old Mary Ott, missing since July 1, was found Tuesday buried in a basement near her South Baltimore home. Police, aided by a New Jersey woman claiming extrasensory perception, conducted the search. A teen-age suspect was being questioned as investigators clarified circumstances of the girl’s disappearance.
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Medicare supporters abandon push for bill facing setback
Non independent Medicare supporters abandon attempt to push bill through Ifcuse. EX- DETECTIVE reported on page AB as placed on probation after a horseplay incident with a gun that killed seven. Industrials retreat 3.70 in general market. Dean Chance shuts out Yankees seven to zero on Page C-1.
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Khrushchev Warns of Monstrous New Weapon to Exterminate All
Premier Khrushchev told a Japanese delegation that the Soviet Union has a 'monstrous new terrible weapon' capable of destroying humanity. He did not reveal its maturity, tying the claim to China and denouncing Mao Zedong and Peking's territorial aims. The remarks came amid reports of coups in Saigon and a call for an officer purge to remove corrupt generals.
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Thurmond switches to Republican amid Goldwater push
UPI reports Sen Strom Thurmond of South Carolina will join the Republican Party and back Barry Goldwater in the 1964 presidential race. A televised statement is planned to explain the switch, with aides noting the move aims to preserve his independence of judgment within GOP leadership.
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Plans Rejected in Senate Deepens Reapportionment Stalemate
In Washington the Senate rejected both a compromise sense of Congress substitute and a Thurmond rider aimed at delaying state reapportionment. Votes were 42 to 40 and 56 to ?, respectively, leaving the $3.3 billion foreign aid bill in doubt and signaling a renewed filibuster. Continued coverage on Page A-5.
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