Goldwater Loss Prompts Conservative Senatus Strategies
Reagan era style memo hints conservatives may gain in the Senate if Goldwater loses. Republicans list potential wins in Illinois Michigan Arizona Delaware Indiana Kansas Montana North Dakota South Dakota Utah Washington Wisconsin with moderates aiding in some races. Keating Fong Beall Medham among moderates facing uphill battles while Taft remains strongest Republican hope in Ohio.
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Miller resumes Midwest swing with Johnson morality critique
Republican vice presidential nominee William E. Miller stressed Johnson's alleged distorted morality during a final South campaign push. He planned stops in Champaign Illinois Detroit and St. Louis though rain canceled the St. Louis event. The New Orleans dinner drew about 2000 attendees and featured Leander Perez Sr. Miller argued Democratic rule fostered corruption and weaker national security.
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Gains Seen Across Railroads Airlines and Industries
Railroads and airlines show rising profits with improved demand and cost cuts. Airlines report first half 1964 earnings at 52.3 million, up from 5.1 million. Textile, paper, farm implement, chemical and tobacco firms also post higher profits as depreciation and tax relief aid.
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97 year old driver ordered to traffic school
Peter M LueRutz age 97 faced a traffic court hearing after a collision and agreed to attend traffic school. Officials called him the oldest person ever to be sent to such a class as part of the court action in Washington.
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Weather Dry in Most U S Areas With Scattered Showers
A weather summary reports mostly dry conditions across the U S with scattered showers along the southeast Florida coast eastern Texas western Louisiana and parts of the middle Mississippi Valley and Maine. heavy rain lashed northeastern Oklahoma and southwestern Missouri with near four inches in Crane Missouri. temperatures ranged from 77 in Miami to 26 in Kalispell Montana.
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Truman Addresses Nation in first White House TV Speech
On October 4 1947 President Truman spoke to the nation in the White House televised address urging voluntary reductions in meat eggs and poultry to build a grain stockpile during wartime or postwar rationing era.
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