Hearst papers endorse Johnson Humphrey ticket for presidency
The Hearst chain including the Boston Record American and other titles backs Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey, praising Johnson’s leadership and experience. Anchorage Daily Times also endorses Johnson, arguing Goldwater would oppose many Alaskans’ needs and that continuity is preferable.
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Barry's Smallest Lead in GOP Support, Polls Say
Editor and Publisher notes Barry Goldwater leads in a nationwide poll of 777 daily newspapers, with 241 to 222 for Johnson. Brown reports 31% for Goldwater and 28.6% for Johnson, a record proximity of Republican support.
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Gusty Winds Force Postponement Of Nevada Air Races
Gusts up to 35 mph halted the National Championship Air Races in the Nevada desert delaying action by at least 24 hours. Officials disqualified Bob Porter’s world record because the course was short by an eighth of a mile. Fran Bera, a preliminary race injury victim, aims for a berth in today’s women’s finals. Long Beach pilot Powder Puff Derby winner escaped injury when a wingtip scraped the ground on takeoff for a race with three others.
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Robbery Suspects Arrested in Mendoza Bank Hold Up
Two suspects tied to a $29,000 Mendoza bank robbery were arrested Thursday and turned over to the FBI. Manuel Aguilera, 28, an escapee from Soledad Prison, and Robert Enriquez, 28, a San Quentin parolee, were linked to the case.
Parleys Seek Rail Accord
Railroad management and union negotiators met with federal mediators in Washington to avert a potential nationwide strike next week. A National Mediation Board spokesman said there was no sign of panic, with board member Francis A. ONeill holding separate talks with unions and management.
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