Goldwater Remains Calm As Election Day Nears
Special correspondence reports Barry Goldwater in relaxed form as three vote shopping days remain before the election. He speaks few words to crowds, rarely seizing handshakes, yet draws large, enthusiastic rallies while emphasizing states rights and constitutional safeguards. He criticizes President Johnson’s promises and accuses him of pursuit of power as the campaign tightens.
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Radio schedule and Cudahy Packing buys specialty food firms
Radio programs list for KSEL F M stations with varied News Music and Paul Harvey segments. New York based Cudahy Packing Co. announced acquisition of three affiliated specialty animal foods firms for an undisclosed sum. Combined 1963 sales of the three firms reach 5.6 million dollars.
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Bus Companies Seek Rate and Service Changes in Texas
AUSTIN five Texas city bus lines urged the Texas Legislative Council committee on mass transportation to consider changes to aid operations. Ameri can Bus Corporation's H R DeTournay warned rising costs and passenger losses threaten municipal buses across the state and warned against further rate hikes. Texarkana Port Arthur and other cities face brink of closure. Douglas Day, Britain Board of Trade president, arrived in Peking to begin trade talks with the Communist government per New China News Agency.
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Teens Organize CROP UNICEF Drive In Lubbock
About 500 area teenagers from nearly all churches will canvass residential areas starting at 6 30 p m to raise funds for CROP and UNICEF overseas relief. Teams pick up supplies at Lubbock View Christian Church and return there for reports and a collection party. Proceeds fund milk food and medical supplies for needy children abroad.
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Tech Fraternity Sets Slave Day Today
Members of Texas Tech's honorary Sigma Alpha Eta will devote their time to Slave Day. They will do odd jobs from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at $1 an hour per person to raise funds for materials for the Speech and Hearing Clinic. Reservations closed Friday.
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