Barry Goldwater Preaches Unity on 15 State Swing
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater urged Republican unity as he campaigned through Michigan and other states on a 15 state tour. He spoke in Louisville and Burlington stressing party cohesion to win in November. Governor Romney planned Midland and Detroit appearances while Keating declined endorsement.
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Detroit
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New York
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National Federation of Republican Women’s Clubs
GOP
Albany
Tion
Kenneth B. Keating
R-Ny
Burlington
Johnson Turbulent Campaign Stop Then Ranch Rest At Home
President Johnson wrapped a three state swing with horsemanship and speeches across Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas before returning to his LBJ Ranch with Mrs Johnson. He rode a palomino at the state fair in Oklahoma City and greeted Mexico's President Mateos in El Paso to celebrate a treaty ending a Rio Grande border dispute. Johnson mocked Barry Goldwater in Texarkana and urged justice and equal treatment for all under the Constitution while sharing the podium with Arkansas Governor Faubus and Texas Governor Connally.
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Goldwater
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John Connally
Bombing hits Natchez mayor’s home amid racial tension
In Natchez Mississippi Mayor John Nosser said a bombing struck his two story residence last night injuring none and damaging the property heavily. A second blast damaged the driveway of Willie Washington a Black contractor whose home was bombed previously. An unidentified Black man was detained later as a suspect. Nosser blamed white agitators while urging peace in the racially tense community. Natchez, a 24 000 population antebellum city in southwest Mississippi near McComb, has seen multiple bombings this summer.
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Associated Press
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Weather loans listed for building and remodeling
Commercial and residential loan advertisement outlines availability from $10000 to $25000 with CH 2.4963 Adv. Emphasizes financing for new construction and remodel projects. Indicates program details and contact terms for borrowers seeking building funds and home improvements.
Paola Lumber Yard Fire Burns $60,000 Valued Stock
A fierce 30 mph wind fueled a fire at the Miami County Lumber Co. and adjacent Security Garage in Paola early today. The blaze damaged the yard contents estimated at $60,000, with seven vehicles lost in the garage and as many as 19 possibly destroyed. Firefighters from Paola and nearby towns battled smoldering ruins as winds drove flames over the business district. buildings and records were saved by rapid response.
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East Shawnee
Ina M. Barnes
Osawatomie
Olathe Naval Air Station
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Spring Hill
Carl Dickey
Glenn Ray
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Sheriff’s Department
Paul Leslie
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Elmer Koopman
Warren Commission Report Ends. Campaign and Reapportionment Move On
The Warren Commission report was delivered by Earl Warren to President Johnson at the White House after nearly a year of investigation into Kennedy's Dallas assassination. The nation awaits Sunday night for the report's conclusions as the presidential campaign continues and Congress signals a cautious stance on reapportionment, urging federal courts to slow in redrawing state legislative districts.
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UAW GM Strike Pauses For Sleep As Talks Stall
United Auto Workers and General Motors negotiators took a few hours of sleep after failing to reach a new three year contract. Production at GM plants was halted and more than a quarter of a million UAW members stayed home nationwide during the walkout. Walter Reuther said they would resume discussions after rest and aimed to meet again over the weekend. Louis Seaton, GM personnel VP, signaled continued talks without specifics.
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Louis Seaton
Military Transition Underway in South Viet Nam
South Viet Nam moves toward civilian rule as Premier Nguyen Khanh heads north to quell a Montagnard revolt around Ban Me Thuot. Maj. Gen Duong Van Minh urges armed forces to return to military roles to fight Communists and restore security and prosperity. About 4,000 government troops brace for possible clashes with mounting tribes in the Central Highlands.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Ban Me Thuet
Saigon
Khanh
Dan Me Thuet
Ton That Dinh
Coup Anticipated as Saigon Officers Demand Purge
A high government source reports that young military officers have issued an ultimatum to purge older generals and warn of a possible second coup in Saigon. The plan targets Lt. Gen. Tran Thien Khiem and seeks demobilization of five generals, with Oct. 25 set as the deadline. Premier Nguyen Khanh travels north to quell tribal revolts and weighs civilian rule.
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Viet Nam
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Nguyen Khanh
Nguyen Cao Ky
Tran Thien Khiem
Khanh
Duong van Minh
Chiang Kai-shek Warns of Widened Moscow Peking Split
In Taipei Chiang Kai-shek says the rift between Peking and Moscow has widened beyond reconciliation. He warns both communist giants still threaten noncommunist nations and urges a return to the Chinese mainland to end Asia’s troubles while noting stronger U S cooperation. He spoke at Grass Mountain where he keeps a busy schedule amid the Southeast Asia crisis.
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South Viet Nam
Grass Mountain
Ottawa Teacher Goes To Liberia
Lois Smith reports on Ottawa Junior High School teacher Helen Rensch and 11 peers who joined Operation Crossroads to build a maternity clinic in Sukromo Village, Liberia. The group, after a difficult summer with little pay, traveled from Monrovia to the project site, worked with basic tools, and completed a three room clinic plus porch, aiming to reduce infant mortality in a country where six of ten babies die at birth.
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Helen Rensch
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Africa
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Harlem
Peace Corps
Princeton
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Monrovia
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