Wallace Jibes Presidential Fees In Low Key Speech In Harrisburg
Wallace voices backhanded jibes at Nixon and Humphrey in a restrained Harrisburg address, urging debate and issue focus. He notes poll hedging, cites a 1964 Nixon article, and describes mixed crowds in Terre Haute Cincinnati Hershey Montgomery. He jokes about gambling and faces a buoyant audience of supporters paying 25 dollars.
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Lame Duck Congressmen On Trips Abroad At Expense Of Taxpayers
Two lame duck congressmen plan overseas travel funded by the government. Edward V. Long D Missouri and George O Hara D New York leave in late October for a world tour to roughly 19 countries, including Hawaii Japan and several in Africa and Asia. The trips aim to study finance and foreign affairs issues, with spokesmen confirming authorization by the Banking and Currency Committee chair Senator Sparkman and Foreign Affairs staff detailing the itinerary.
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Czechs Fear Anti-Soviet Demonstrations on Anniversary
Prague residents worry the 50th anniversary of the republic may spark anti Soviet protests as a treaty allows 70 000 Soviet troops to remain until December. Officials note only a small portion of occupiers have left despite the Oct 18 effective date.
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Mahoney Reaffirms Slogan Home Is Your Castle
Baltimore AP Mahoney independent senatorial candidate reaffirms and extends 1965 campaign line Your Home is Your Castle into 1966 hopeful governor bid. He says free enterprise should operate without fear and defends law and order, insisting the home and business are castles to protect.
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Combat Near Cambodian Border Marks First Month-Long Peace Pause
U S troops repelled a large enemy assault two miles from the Cambodian border near Saigon. About 200 enemy were killed amid heavy artillery exchanges, marking the first enemy-initiated combat in a month. Reports also noted allied losses and a rising kill ratio, with multiple battles along the DMZ and coast from the demilitarized zone to Nha Trang. Prime Minister Holyoake arrived in South Vietnam for an inspection tour as peace talks remained unsettled.
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London antiwar rally swells with tens of thousands
Cardinal Cushing discusses Jacqueline Kennedy's remarriage and Catholic stance as London groups stage a massive Vietnam War protest. About 50,000 expected, 7,000 police on duty, with tensions rising over peaceful aims and possible violence. Vatican and Canterbury voices urge calm amid demonstrations.
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Army Accused of Flouting Court Rule
Justice Douglas accused the Army and the solicitor general of flouting Supreme Court procedures by sending 105 Kentucky National Guardsmen to Vietnam before an appeal challenging their callup could be heard. He said the hurried move deprived petitioners of full hearing to which they are entitled. The soldiers were mobilized despite questions about state militia status.
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Mahoney Urges Congress to Cut Federal Spending
Baltimore independent Senate candidate George P. Mahoney argues in a Friday statement that the next Congress must sharply reduce deficit spending. He links deficits to Fed financing of the Treasury and rising prices, and says inflation harms ordinary Americans. He calls for a policy cutting federal deficit spending.
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