Johnson Says Kosygin Message Advances Soviet Peace
President Johnson announced that Soviet Premier Kosygin sent a message promising cooperation with the West toward peace. He cautioned against underestimating communism yet urged moving toward peace and reducing nuclear risk during a Salt Lake City campaign stop at the Mormon Tabernacle with Mayo McKay in attendance. Johnson plans rallies in Wichita and Philadelphia and spoke of a new era with two paths: moral action or folly leading to doom.
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Peanuts Helped Rich Reach Century Milestone
Louis Rich, a Hollywood real estate man, turns 100 today and plans a quiet family celebration with his daughter and relatives. He credits daily fresh roasted peanuts for his long life and jokes about receiving birthday cards, noting he has not seen President Johnson's motorcade or a White House greeting. He shows humor about politics and says Shakespeare is his hobby.
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Goldwater Attacks Reds On Whistle Stop Tour
Senator Barry Goldwater presses attacks on the Communist party and press coverage as his Pennsylvania trek nears E Day. He criticizes Johnson for alleged Social Security changes and accuses Democrats of sheltering Communist influence while denouncing clerics for political neglect. A separate report notes a Lafayette College bomb hoax dispersing 300 students and Miller family members.
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Young Blasts Taft Over Social Security Votes
Sen. Stephen M. Young accused Rep. Robert Taft Jr. of misleading Ohio’s elderly and their offspring with contradictory Social Security votes. He said Taft, an “aginner,” hid his true position to attract votes and cited his July 29 attempt with 21 other House Republicans to block the Social Security bill.
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Nobel Prize Split Between Townes and Two Russians
The 1964 Nobel Prize in physics was awarded to Charles Townes of MIT and to Nikolai Basov and Alexander Prokhorov of the Soviet Union for fundamental work in quantum electronics. Townes will receive half the prize money. the Russians share the other half. Townes, age 49, is MIT provost and inventor of the maser, a microwave amplification device.
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UPI
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Swedish Academy of Science
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Court rejects Goldwater bid for free equal time
The Supreme Court, in a 6-2 ruling, upheld a lower court decision that the Federal Communications Commission was correct in ruling networks need not grant Barry Goldwater equal reply time to President Johnson. Justices Goldberg and Black dissented.
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