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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1964
Page
7
President Johnson makes a first clearly political trip of the campaign, flying to Harrisburg for a $100-a-plate dinner at Farm Show Arena. About 6 000 tickets were sold as he plans a one night stay and return to Washington after the event.
The Women's Auxiliary of American Legion Post 218 reported four membership recruitment awards won in the past year. They included the district travel trophy, district citation of merit, district citation of membership, and 100 percent membership ribbon. Mrs Vernon Mckinney was named district child welfare chairman by new president Mrs Margaret Border. Carol Sue Morgan, one of 13 delegates to Buckeye Girls State 1964, discussed her experiences.
Senatorial approval backed Shriver as head of the antipoverty program after he said he could manage the role with his duties as Peace Corps director. An African tribal chief is seen as a holy figure embodying tribal spirit and loyalty.
Senator Barry Goldwater harshly criticizes President Johnson's handling of foreign affairs during a Western swing through Idaho, Montana, and Minnesota. He argues foreign policy will dominate this election cycle and mocks Johnson's response while spotlighting Cuba, Vietnam, and Berlin. Thousands filled Seattle's Coliseum as he urged readiness for crises before the vote.
Basil Lee Drew aged 19 of Hamilton sustained shoulder and leg abrasions when his pickup left Rt. 63 west of Monroe, struck a tree, and rolled onto a fence. He received on scene treatment from a state patrolman around 1 p.m. The driver was reportedly uninjured beyond the abrasion injuries.
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