Johnson Says Restraint Is Key Issue In Campaign
President Johnson argued that restraint in using American power is the central foreign policy question of the campaign. He criticized his rival Barry Goldwater’s proposals without naming him, addressing a crowd at Akron Canton Airport and urging voters to choose leadership marked by strength and restraint.
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Chamber Approves Park Authority Plan And Awards
The Chamber of Commerce board adopts a four county Park and Recreation Authority proposal and sets January 12 for a Chamber dinner. A Merit Certificate for outstanding community service is approved, with a large turnout sought for the next general meeting at George Washington Hotel.
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Attorney Tavenner Dead at 69 in Woodstock
Frank Stacy Tavenner Jr., 69, Woodstock attorney and former U.S. Attorney for the western district of Virginia, died after a heart attack at Shenandoah Memorial Hospital. He served in Tokyo during WWII, later counseled for the House Un American Activities and held many legal and community posts. Burial is Massanutten Cemetery with donations to the Woodstock Presbyterian Church Building Fund.
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Students Adopt Code of Conduct at Caldwell High
Caldwell Kansas AP reports Caldwell High School student council approved a new code of conduct. The provision prohibits displaying affection in the student area noting it is neither the time nor place for intimate terms.
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Apple display marks Kiwanis Key Club school observance
A Solenberger Hardware Store window features apple varieties and uses as part of a display by James Wood High School Kiwanis Key Club. Each apple has a name card and typical package exhibits accompany the display in observance of a national event.
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Fourth Major AR Strike Threat Faces Approval
Washington AP reports the nation faces a fourth major railroad strike threat in six months as negotiators review a three year pay raise of 27 cents an hour proposed by a presidential emergency board.
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Nation Mourns Hoover 31st President in New York
The nation bows in mourning for Herbert Clark Hoover as his body lies in state at St Bartholomew’s Church New York. Mourners file past the casket while details of the national tribute unfold with plans for a Washington State in the Capitol rotunda and a burial in Iowa.
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Goldwater Finds Hoover Praised as Campaign Stops
Senator Barry Goldwater tours Philadelphia area praising Herbert Hoover as a scandal free leader. He postpones Cheyenne and Las Vegas appearances and heads to New York for Hoover funeral services before continuing to San Francisco. He criticizes rising crime and urges strong leadership amid national security concerns.
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New Soviet Leaders Halt Campaign to Downgrade Khrushchev
Danish Communist press reports Moscow halted attacks on Khrushchev amid Western criticism. Correspondents in Moscow and Copenhagen describe his isolation pension and Kremlin appeal for unity as European parties react with mixed praise and concern.
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Who Is On Moscow End Of Hot Line to U.S.
In the wake of Khrushchev's ouster the balance of Moscow's power is in flux. Kosygin may handle direct talks, but Brezhnev appears the top man. The Soviet line to the U.S. faces ambiguity over who commands in a crisis due to the constitution and party structure. The prospect of one man consolidating power looms as observers watch for a clear successor.
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Judge Orders Virginia Officials to Testify in Howard Case
Circuit Judge Elliott D. Marshall requires Col. C. W. Woodson Virginia State Police and Capt. M. Lindsay with investigators Ibe F. Craft E M Lloyd and Jackson Hall to appear November 24 with statements and materials related to Luther Durham in the Otha T. Howard Hoover murder case. The move could delay the trial as defense seeks access to records and papers.
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GOP Film Cuts Beach Scene In Goldwater Ad
A Citizens for Goldwater-Miller film cuts a topless bathing suit scene and other provocative images to run on NBC at 2 p.m. EDT. The creators defend the piece as a moral critique while Democrats call it sick and prurient. The budget is about 100000 dollars, with 65000 for production and 35000 for TV time.
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Why The Weather Richmon
A mass of unseasonably cold Arctic air over Virginia brought cool temperatures and mostly sunny skies today with light winds and clear conditions across the region.
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