Redouble Efforts To Win Bliss Tells GOP At Ohio Convention
Ohio GOP Chairman Ray C. Bliss urged Republicans to intensify efforts to carry Ohio for Barry Goldwater in November. The convention featured a keynote by William Miller attacking Democrats and urging a strong law enforcement push and a televised Goldwater speech planned for Sept 29–30. Miller attacked Humphrey and ADA while praising the GOP’s campaign momentum.
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Ford UAW near deal ends strike threat in three year contract
Ford Motor Co and United Auto Workers bargainers edged toward a three year agreement for about 130 000 workers. Negotiators leaving the bargaining room said a settlement was likely before the 10 am EST strike deadline with optimism at both Ford and Chrysler sessions.
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Hearst Newspapers Endorse Johnson Humphrey for President
The Hearst newspapers endorsed the Johnson Humphrey ticket marking their first Democrat endorsement in 32 years. Editor Wil liam Randolph Hearst Jr. praised the pair for earning the people’s confidence while noting the editorial aimed to avoid downgrading the Republican candidates. The group includes 10 papers nationwide.
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Goldwater Draft End Promise Likely Unkeepable Says Hershey
Selective Service Director Lewis B. Hershey warned that Senator Barry M. Goldwater’s pledge to end the draft is unlikely to be fulfilled. He noted that relying on volunteers would not meet the 2.8 million servicemen target.
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Turnpike Explosion Kills Three in Ohio Crash
A hydrogen cylinder truck collided with a small sedan on the Ohio Turnpike near Youngstown killing three people. The victims were John E. Ritten and his wife Mary of Washington DC and driver Frank Houseley Jr. of Larber PA. The truck owned by Air Products Inc. exploded after impact as firefighters battled the blaze.
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