Goldwater Says Polls Signal Big Upset Ahead
Goldwater told thousands at Phoenix Municipal Stadium that polls show broad support for his views on prayer in schools and curbing federal power. He urged voters to back him Tuesday as he campaigns through Arizona with endorsements from Governor Fannin and other officials.
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Astronaut Ted Freeman Killed In Jet Trainer Crash
Houston reports Theodore Freeman aged 34 died when a T-38 two seater trainer crashed south of Houston on an expressway route to Galveston. He is identified as the first American astronaut to be killed in an air accident.
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FBI tied to Miami men in Museum heist report
Police sources say two Miami men may have been used by the FBI in the robbery of the Star of India blue sapphire and the De Long ruby from the Museum of Natural History in New York. The FBI declined to confirm or deny the report.
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Johnson Wins At Coronado In Student Straw Vote
President Johnson wins a nose ahead in a Coronado High School straw poll by 634 to 613 over Barry Goldwater. Goddard edges Kleindienst 676 to 597 in the gubernatorial race. Republicans claim Senate and House wins with Fannin over Elson 7400 to 528 and Rhodes over Ahearn 957 to 253. Voters back medicare 686 to 666 and tax cut 922 to 387 but oppose civil rights legislation 681 to 638.
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Phoenix Area Tests of Voting Machines Spark Authority Debate
Disputed opinions from county attorney and attorney general question if precinct boards may test Mari copa County voting machines before the election. Supervisor Burns proposed pre election tests but a county attorney ruling says no authority to approve. Attorney General Pickrell says tests may be approved if there is good cause, but the ruling isn’t binding unless requested by the supervisors. A Republican worker claimed a tested machine showed an inaccurate total.
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Move Ahead Urged In Delaware Campaign Stop
President Johnson urged voters not to turn back with the Republicans and to back an American breakthrough. He recalled the stock market crash days and told a Dover rally to bury the old days. He addressed 6 000 to 8 000 at the State House and aimed to aid Gov. Carver against Sen. John J. Williams in Delaware’s three electoral votes.
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Booms Blamed on Jet Craft Over Scottsdale
Loud explosive noises jolted Scottsdalians around 1 a m. Police said sonic booms from jet aircraft caused the sounds. Officers reported the police switchboard jammed for over an hour with calls from concerned residents seeking details.
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One Car Crash Kills Scottsdale Man. Family Injured
A Scottsdale man Lloyd Wesley Pinkston aged 30 died in a one car crash on Arizona Highway 64 fourteen miles west of Kayenta on the Navajo Reservation. His wife Paula 24 and two children Laurie 4 and Debra 2 were hospitalized at Monument Valley Hospital. A separate two car collision at Scottsdale Road and Lincoln Drive caused about 1650 dollars in damage with minor injuries to Chester Edman 69 and his wife Mary 62. Edman was cited for failure to yield and released from Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Lesley Hanes 18 of Phoenix was uninjured. Damage totals were Edman 900 and Hanes 750 dollars.
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Seven Teens Die In Kansas Crash
Seven teenagers, all 15, died when two cars collided in Butler County Kansas. Three others were critically injured. All the deceased were passengers from Wichita. David Saxe 17 of Wichita was in critical condition. Officials have not determined the drivers.
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Weather snapshot promising sunshine and cooling weekend
Sunny today with a high near 78. Sunday remains mild but cooler. Tonight's low around 45 precedes a high near 81 on Sunday.
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