24 Sep 1964
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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
1
Washington UPI reports politicians in the presidential race growing more negative, prompting dismay among rivals who warn against further mudslinging as tensions escalate and campaigns clash over accusations and public image.
The article notes rising accusations between candidates and parties as the 1964 presidential race heats up in October. It cites Goldwater Johnson f liquids, party leaders decrying demagoguery, and both camps pledging clean campaigns while Trump-like name calling appears amid crossfires.
The last of five escapee prisoners from Montgomery County Jail, William Homer Davis, 19, surrendered at Fort Knox and was returned to his cell. He faces auto theft charges and will be charged with breaking jail. Federal officials noted rising employment after tax reductions. Earl A. Maclin filed to run for Congress in Tennessee's 7th District, potentially the only Black candidate in the South. Tennessee trucking convention highlights include officer elections and safety awards. Mundt criticized national campaign as a "law-level schoolyard" clash between Goldwater and Johnson. A Kingsport Times front page notes Kingsport’s evening edition and long-standing publication details.
John Wayne, recuperating from chest ailment and leg surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital, is described as a little mean but in good shape. Doctors say his condition improves and he is responding to treatments as he recovers from recent operations.
Washington report notes Senate leaders push a non-binding substitute to resolve a 35 day deadlock over state reapportionment. Dirksen and Mansfield wrestle over whether courts will force a population based plan, with absentee votes and timing shaping a dramatic, high stakes showdown.
A tropical storm named Gladys swept over coastal New England with rain and high tides but no landfall. Winds near the center were about 8 mph as it passed 140 miles southeast of Nantucket and moved northeast offshore. The Weather Bureau reported widespread rainfall above one inch in Boston and southeastern New England while tides rose two to three feet in some areas.
London reporters confirm singer Judy Garland was admitted to a hospital in England with an acute abdominal condition. Doctor Philip Levon said there is no immediate danger, marking her third hospitalization in four months. she was observed overnight.
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