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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1964

Page

3

Goldwater Claims Johnson Soft on Communism in Midwest Tour

Senator Barry Goldwater blasted the Johnson administration as soft on communism during a whistle stop tour through Ohio Indiana and Illinois. He accused McNamara and the Johnson camp of politicizing U S weaponry while defending Social Security and warning about proposed aged medical care funded through it. Goldwater spoke to more than 15000 in Cincinnati and to radio and TV audiences as he pressed for votes in Ohio ahead of further stops.

Dayton Ohio Barry Goldwater Midwest Johnson Robert §. McNamara U.S Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Goldwater Toledo Indiana Illinois Dwight D. Eisenhower Cincinnati a_ citadel Ohio Conservatism Oakley Congress

Seven Billion Piece Yule Mail Seen

Washington AP reports post office officials estimate seven billion pieces of mail will be delivered this Christmas season, a 3 percent rise from last year. Local greeting cards should mail by Dec 15, local gift parcels by Dec 14, and nonairmail overseas by Nov 10, with other deadlines for distant U.S. and overseas air parcels. A Christmas bulletin notes 145,000 assistants to be hired to handle the volume.

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New Order in L A Work or Get Off Relief

Los Angeles County Supervisors approve a five point plan to require relief recipients to work or lose aid. The plan calls for field hand labor on farms until the bracero program ends December 31, with wages at least 1.25 per hour and conditions including sanitary facilities and transportation. Estimates say 6,000 to 7,000 men needed in citrus and truck farming after bracero ends. reactions from AFL CIO, state officials, and public welfare officials vary.

Los Angeles Los Angeles County Relief Program Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors California Ernest E. Debs Kenneth Kahn Los Angeles County J.W. Wedemeyer State Department of Social Welfare Ellis P. Murphy Bureau of Public Assistance

Kiwanis To Hear City Supervisors In Middletown

In observance of Public Works Week the Kiwanis Club at the Manchester Motor Inn will host brief talks tomorrow at noon by city officials. Speakers include William Klosterman chief engineer Carl Dennin superintendent of streets and sewers A E Williams superintendent and manager of the city garage and Clarence A Boeke director of public service. City Manager Dan W Kothe will introduce the speakers with David T Morgan as program chairman.

Middletown Kiwanis Club Manchester Motor Inn William Klosterman Carl Dennin A. E. Williams Clarence A. Boeke Dan W. Kothe David T. Morgan

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