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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1964
Page
7
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A Washington writer notes a colleague's jokes about tranquilizer side effects as vegetable metaphors. He catalogs days feeling like asparagus or cabbage, urging readers to record reactions, laughing at cucumber and spinach wilt humor.
Sen. Hubert Humphrey, on his first campaign road trip, warned that electing Barry Goldwater would make civil rights issues harder to solve. He defended the 1964 Civil Rights Act, urged organized labor to back the Democratic ticket, and argued labor’s stakes in November.
Evangelist Billy Graham told 16,000 at the Omaha Crusade that America faces widespread moral decadence and a looming breakdown of law and order. He warned Communists would move into the vacuum if the trend continues.
Congress returns from a Labor Day recess as lawmakers edge toward adjournment for election year campaigning. The age health program awaits House action by Sept 14, with Mills opposition dimming prospects. Dirksen seeks a cloture vote to end debate on estate taxation and reapportionment measures amid Senate resistance.
Wisconsin Voting opens across 3,558 precincts as campaigns aim to draw a record 700,000 voters before the pre primary. Leo Fahey cites statewide contests for constitutional offices, a lone U.S. Senate bid, six of ten House races, 64 of 100 assembly districts, and 10 of 17 state senate seats. The governor's race draws the most attention especially in the southeast.
President Johnson framed a campaign theme around prosperity justice and peace while rebutting Barry Goldwater on nuclear weapons. At a Labor Day rally in Detroit attended by over 100000, he warned of a first nuclear strike and warned it would devastate American and Soviet cities, insisting such a decision rests with the president.
Washington report shows 21 executions by civil authorities in 1963, the lowest since 1930. Texas led with four, New York Ohio Mississippi Arizona and Georgia with two each, federal and Missouri one each. The Bureau notes a steady decline since began annual counts 34 years ago.
Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall denounced Barry Goldwater as an extremist and labeled Rep. William E. Miller a second rate congressman. Speaking at a Labor Day rally in San Antonio, Udall said Goldwater’s choice of Miller proved a divisive ticket and predicted a Johnson victory in all 13 western states.
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