Johnson Attacks Goldwater Impulsive and imprudent
President Johnson dismissed Senator Barry Goldwaters charges as impulsive and imprudent accusing him of soft on communism. He said the nuclear treaty proposal was public knowledge and discussed at Geneva talks and defended Secret Service and FBI praise while urging action on aged health insurance at the next session.
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Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
Aturday
GOP
Goldwater
Geneva
Secret Service
FBI
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Barry Goldwater Blames Johnson for Blocking Social Security Bill
Barry Goldwater blasted President Johnson for blocking a Social Security upgrade calling it selfish political maneuvering. He accused Johnson of killing improvements to push his Medicare plan while urging level with the American people on national issues.
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Moline, Ill
Congress
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Moline
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Goldwater
White House
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Senate
Senate House
House
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
John J. Williams
Rdel
Sand Buries Xenia Boy in Beook Embankment Slide
In Xenia Ohio a 3 year old boy Kel ley Cochran died after sand slid down an embankment behind the Cochran home in Beook nearly 500 pounds of sand burying him. Officials said he suffocated despite frantic rescue efforts. He was one of three children of Mr and Mrs Hollis Cochran.
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Xenia
Ohio
Kelley Cochran
Hollis Cochran
Cochran
Be'' Ook
Ohio study shows 23 New York firms eye Ohio sites
Columbus AP report says at least 23 New York City companies are definitely interested in locating in Ohio. Deputy Development Director F P Neuenschwander announced after an 18 member team visited New York City and contacted about 174 firms seeking industrial opportunities.
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Columbus, Ohio
New York City
Ohio
F. P. Neuenschwander
Ohio Department of Development
Goldwater Train to California and Pacific Northwest
From Moline the Goldwater train heads toward La Salle Joliet and Wheaton to end the line. After a Washington weekend rest he flies Tuesday for Philadelphia area speeches then proceeds to California and the Pacific Northwest.
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Moline
la Salle
Joliet
Wheaton
Washington
Goldwater
Philadelphia
California
Pacific Northwest
Showdown Set On Hearing In Baker Case
A showdown has been set for Monday on whether the political payoff charge in the Bobby Baker case will be aired in public hearings before the November 3 election. Senate rules committee chair B Everett Jordan agreed to a meeting to let members decide. Senator John Sherman Cooper plans to motion to call Baker, Mathew McCloskey and others to testify, likely next Thursday or Friday.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
B. Everett Jordan
DN. C
Senate Rules Committee
John Sherman Cooper
Rey
Baker
Philadelphia
Mathew McCloskey
Congress Ends Session As Campaign Looms In 1964
Congress adjourned early Saturday after 11 months in session with a House and Senate hiatus until Jan 4. President Johnson could call a special session to tackle Appalachia revival and elderly health care, shaping major campaign issues in upcoming elections.
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Senate
House
Johnson
Sen
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
Appalachia
White House
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