Goldwater Scares Hum prey at Salisbury rally in Md
Senator Barry Goldwater warned that Hubert Humphrey could become president and accused Johnson of seeking a planned economy. He framed the race as a fight over socialism, urged vigilance in choosing a vice president, and outlined a tough foreign policy and limited federal power.
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Salisbury Civic Center
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William E. Miller
New York
Hubert Humphrey
Washington
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Chamber of Commerce Prepares for Tonight's Membership Meeting
Chamber president Al Loring reminded members that a general meeting is set for 7 30 tonight at George Washington Hotel. Amendments to by laws dues structure and chamber programs are on the agenda.
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Record 70.8 Million Expected to Vote in November
The AP survey finds 88.7 million registered or eligible to vote in the presidential election with 70.86 million projected to cast ballots on November 3. Officials note states vary on registration and party data, and compare to 1960 figures, while the Census estimates 114.4 million voting age Americans.
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Associated Press
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Census Bureau
Knowland Critical of Debt at Woodstock GOP Rally
Former California senator William F. Knowland addressed 200 plus attendees at the Shenandoah County Fairgrounds praising conservative governance while warning that continued debt buildup could erode constitutional government. He also spoke at Waynesboro and Charlottesville before Woodstock.
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William F. Knowland
California
Shenandoah County
Waynesboro
Charlottesville
Britain Announces Emergency Economic Plan to Cut Trade Gap
London AP report says Harold Wilson's Labour government unveiled sweeping measures to reduce Britain's estimated 1964 $2 billion trade deficit. The program includes import surcharges, export tax concessions, and creation of a Commonwealth export council, to take effect immediately.
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Harold Wilson
Labor
Britain
Commonwealth Export Council
George Brown
International Monetary Fund
Florida Friendly To LBJ
President Johnson drew large crowds in Orlando on a five city Florida tour amid Goldwater strength claims. Police and Secret Service struggled through enthusiastic crowds while Miami traffic and security tensions rose. Johnson promised a new charter of opportunity for older Americans as reporters noted rough handling by some officers.
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Fla
Johnson
Florida
Repuiican
Barry Goldwater
Dave Starr
Miami
Secret Service
Auto Stolen and Home Entered On Briarmont Drive
Thieves struck over the weekend targeting a 1958 gold and white Mercury owned by Betty Jenkins on 658 N. Loudoun St and a home at 416 Briarmont. They shattered a kitchen pane to enter, ate part of a cake, and stole two gallons of gasoline from a truck at B. and I. Brumback Station. A county shed at C. and H. Packing was rifled for change.
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Betty Jenkins
N. Loudoun St
Courtney Grim
Briarmont
B. & I. Brumback
N. Cameron
C. and H
GM Production Still Hobbled by Local GM Strikes
DETROIT AP reports GM ended a 31 day national walkout but local strikes remain. UAW says 95 of 97 locals ratified a new three year contract while 28 units without at-the-plant agreements will stay out. Callbacks begin in Pontiac Michigan Flint and Kansas City.
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General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Pontiac
Mich
Buick
Flint
Kansas City
Kan
Louis G.seaton
American Combat Casualties Top 213 in Viet Nam
A U S Air Force pilot and Vietnamese copilot died in an A-1E Skyraider crash 30 miles northeast of Saigon during a mission against the Viet Cong. Six other Americans were wounded as hostilities continued along Cambodia’s frontier, with a downed C-123 killing eight aboard and照 Cambodian reports of anti aircraft fire.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
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Cambodia
South
Herman.y. Towery
Georgetown
Towery
U.S. Army
Court Upholds Virginia Law On Divorces
The Supreme Court summarily affirmed a Virginia ruling upholding a racial data requirement in divorce decrees. Two African American women challenged the rule arguing it violates equal protection. the action centers on including race designations in divorce documents.
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Supreme Court
Virginia
High Tribunal
Alexandria
Special Court
John M. Harlan
William J. Brennan
Barbara Jackson Williams
Gladays Quander Tancil
Soviet Union buys wheat and flour from Canada
Canada announces that the Soviet Union purchased 10.6 million bushels of wheat and flour worth about 21 million dollars. Shipment begins next month via St Lawrence and Atlantic ports. The contract allows shipments to Cuba and the Soviet Union, with details on Cuba division not specified.
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Winnipeg
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Russia
Canadian Wheat Board
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Nikolai R Belousov
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Belousov
Nikita Khrushchev
Military Yields Viet Leadership
South Viet Nam's military returned the government to civilians, the fifth leadership change in a year. Phan Khac Sun becomes chief of state as Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh resigns the premiership, with Khanh retaining power as armed forces chief and a seat on the National Security Council amid possible further coups.
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South Viet Nam
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Nguyen Khanh
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Suu
High National Council
Tran van Huong
Khanh
Armed Forces
Foureman National Security Council
U.S
Hue
Nha Trang
Frederick E. Nolting Jr
Duong van Minh
Tran Thien Khiem
B52 Bombers Stationed on Guam Near China
The United States dispatched 15 long range B52 heavy jets to Guam, moving closer to Communist China and replacing a B47 unit. The Air Force says the move aims to utilize the aircraft better and notes B52s have greater range, speed, and nuclear payload.
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United States
Guam
China
Air Force
Weather brings warm, clear fall days in Virginia
A stationary high pressure area over eastern Tennessee brings warmer air to Virginia. Exceedingly fine fall weather is expected through Tuesday with sunny skies and mild temperatures.
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Richmond
Tennessee
Virginia
Soviet Leaders Meet Delegations After Khrushchev Ouster
Moscow reports indicate new Soviet leaders held talks with Poland's Communist chief Wladyslaw Gomulka and Premier Josef Cyrankiewicz at Bielovezh Pushcha border. Delegations from France Austria and Italy arrived or were due, seeking clarity on Khrushchev's removal and future policy. Suslov reportedly hospitalized with kidney trouble and tuberculosis. Hungary praised Khrushchev's stance against Stalinism while criticizing past errors.
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Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchevy
Poland
France
Austria
Italy
Khrushchev
Mikhail A. Suslov
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Josef Cyrankifewicz
Tass
Bielovezh Pushcha
Hungary
Budapest
Nine Marines die in Spain helicopter collision during maneuvers
In Huelva Spain nine U S Marines were killed when two H34 helicopters collided at about 800 feet during large joint U S Spanish amphibious drills. The crash left 12 Marines uninjured and one badly hurt as a 30 000 strong force moved troops toward shore. The exercise continues for 20 days with 120 ships and 50 000 personnel involved.
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Spain
Marine
Navy
2Nd
U.S. Marine Division
United States
Four Year Term Suspended For Assault By Judge Marshall
Judge Elliott D. Marshall of Corporation Court suspended two four year penitentiary terms for a N Kent Street man who pleaded guilty to two indictments of felonious assault. Roger Moore Mudd pleaded guilty to assault with a shotgun on Joseph Lavender and Pamela Sloan. Peacemaker faces grand larceny trial set for December 21 for stealing goods over 50 dollars from S F Distributors Co beer and wine wholesaler.
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Elliott D. Marshall
Corporation Court
N. Kent St
Roger Moore Mudd
Joseph Lavender
Pamela Sloan
John Harvey
Mudd
Marshall
James Benedict
Peacemaker
S. & F. Distributors Co
Jack Fretwell
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