06 Oct 1964
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1964
Page
1
Candidates for Maricopa County senator speak at noon to the Scottsdale Exchange Club at the Safari Hotel. Democrat Wing Ong a Phoenix attorney and Republican John Conlan a Scottsdale advertising man will present views with a question and answer period, said President George Staffleri.
UPI reports a new joint election service by UPI AP and three TV networks to count votes nationwide on election night. Over 130,000 people will handle raw counts with no projections while each organization provides interpretation. Goldwater and Humphrey appearances are scheduled during the two day editors conference at the Statler Hilton.
Defense Secretary Robert S McNamara says tens of nations could hold nuclear weapons and delivery means in a decade or two as warhead costs drop and technology spreads He cites the danger of broad proliferation and urges action to reduce and prevent it in a late night TV interview.
Republican vice presidential candidate William E. Miller toured Wilmington addressing 3,000 supporters outside City Hall. He framed Goldwater as defender of peace through strength, criticized federal spending, and urged voters to back a party he said would empower North Carolinians. He noted Viet Nam pressures and faced student clashes urging Johnson.
Vatican ecumenical leaders endorse a confession admitting Catholic responsibility for disunity and support a charter of Pope John XXIII’s unity hopes. A separate vote approves Catholics attending other denominations ceremonies and joint prayers for Christian unity.
President Johnson told a chilled Alexandria crowd that voters will choose to continue their quest for peace with reason and restraint. He warned of a radical policy departure and planned a 10 state tour to defend the Democratic record, then joined Lady Bird for her campaign train trip across the Potomac.
Senator Barry Goldwater vows if elected to ask Dwight D. Eisenhower to head a expert group to travel to South Vietnam and report back on the Southeast Asia crisis. The plan envisions help from Walter Judd Mark Clark and Arleigh Burke, with Eisenhower guiding the effort.
In Moscow US and Britain await a Soviet reply to protests over a forced night search of four military attaches in Khabarovsk. The incident marked the seventh known interference since 1963, with cameras film and a radio seized from three Americans and one British officer during a Trans Siberian trip.
Seaman C F Neece 51 survived 10 hours clinging to driftwood in 90 mph Gulf winds after Bonnie Fortune ran aground near Dauphin Island. Rescued by a dawn helicopter, he endured hypothermia and a sore throat, crediting faith and stamina. doctors at Brookley Air Force Base Hospital praised his endurance.
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