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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
2
Senators Mundt and Goldwater clash over nuclear war risk and policy while condemning personal attacks in the presidential campaign. Mundt defends Johnson and blasts Goldwater as reckless, urging issues over invective before the election. The speech contrasts church remarks and political rhetoric amid looming November race.
Swift & Co. and the United Packinghouse Food and Allied Workers announced a 48-hour extension on a threatened strike set to begin at midnight in Chicago. The move delays potential labor action and keeps negotiations ongoing between the company and union representatives.
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller invited Sen. Barry Goldwater to visit the New York State Executive Mansion in Albany on Friday during the candidate's brief campaign stop. A Goldwater aide said the schedule was altered to allow time to tour the mansion before Goldwater speaks from the State Office Building at noon. Rockefeller, once cool in his support, had backed Goldwater during his 1964 bid before the Arizona senator secured the nomination in San Francisco.
The article summarizes polling on Proposition 15 and the pay-TV issue as of September with a May follow up, noting 41% yes on the proposition and 48% no with 18% undecided. It notes subscriptions TV operatives serving Los Angeles and San Francisco plan expansion and frames the debate between pay TV advocacy and free advertiser supported TV, mentioning theater owners networks supporting regulation and pay-TV investors opposing it. The California Poll will continue to track public sentiment ahead of the election with further reports planned in The Independent and Press Telegram.
Congressional leaders accuse President Kennedy of turning the White House into a political tool to aid Lyndon B. Johnson. House GOP Leader Halleck and Senate Republican Leader Dirksen criticize Johnson for exploiting executive power and downplaying the worldwide Communist threat.
Hurricane Gladys veered toward the North Atlantic, easing toward open waters. Winds 20 to 30 mph, tides subsiding with minor coastal flooding anticipated. At Nantucket and Cape Cod, precautions kept coastlines in calm weather as the storm's center moved away. Japan faced widespread damage from a separate typhoon sweeping ashore on Amani Sahima.
President plans to address the New Hampshire Weekly Newspaper Publishers Association in Manchester after arranging with John W. King. Weather disrupted transmission with high winds. power cuts affected coverage in several areas including Nazé. The trip includes Grenier Field stop and a Portland, Maine origin, with planned broadcast across New England.
The chief executive plans a stop in Boston to meet Senator Edward M. Kennedy and Dr. Muss, who are recovering from injuries sustained in a plane crash, amid state discussions excluding Massachusetts.
A violent storm battered Istanbul early Wednesday uprooting trees severing telephone lines and sweeping vessels from moorings in the harbor. The Pacific freighter, 5200 tons, ran aground amid the chaos causing port disruption and damage.
In Santiago 7000 workers of the U S Kennicott Copper Company avoided a strike after a pay raise was granted. The settlement approved by workers includes a wage increase and a one time bonus of 180 dollars.
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