Goldwater backs Nixon to halt Romney's push
Barry Goldwater told Arizona Republicans he backs Dick Nixon for the presidency, a move that counters Michigan Gov. George Romney who had refused to back Goldwater in 1964. The remarks came as Reagan toured Texas and Wallace eyed a possible 1968 third-party bid, while Romney acknowledged Reagan as a potential candidate but urged caution among conservatives.
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United Fund campaign nears goal at luncheon
The United Fund totals reached 36 992 91 dollars at a luncheon of campaign workers as the drive aims for 94 500. Handley James Wood and Loudoun County cross country teams will hold a meet at halftime of the Judges Loudoun County game with a 2 30 p m starting gun. Close Out All Coin and Stamp Supplies 30 percent off at The Gift and Card Shop Ward Plaza Winchester.
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Diaz Ordaz Addresses Congress During U.S. Visit
Mexican President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz spoke in a joint session of Congress urging greater trade opportunities for Latin America and developing regions. He and First Lady were guests of President Johnson during a state visit linked to the Chamizal Treaty events. The ceremony included a 105 year border dispute settlement and El Chamizal land transfer from Texas to Chihuahua.
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Grip Trac Winter Tires 2 for 26.00 plus tax
Correction notice for the Star ad states Grip Trac Winter Tires two for 26.00 plus 3.10 freight and tax with trade‑in for tubeless black wall tires. Duncan Bros Tire Co at 130 Millwood Ave contact 662 6641.
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Deserting GIs in Vietnam Live by Black Market Trade
AP reports 40 to 50 U S servicemen at large in Vietnam turn to the black market and prostitution, with some selling marijuana. Deserters hide best in Cholon Saigon, using counterfeit PX cards to buy for resale. MPs identify absentees by photo. most are sent to stockade and back to duty after serving bad time.
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134 Reds Killed In Death by Own Action Attacks
A South Vietnamese infantry battalion repelled three North Vietnamese charges near Phuoc Binh 70 miles north of Saigon claiming 134 enemy killed. U S losses rose to 717 planes in the week as pilots reported two more MIGs shot down. The night action left 12 ARVN soldiers dead and 24 wounded with 73 enemy weapons seized.
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Godwin and GOP clash over private lawyers for road rights
Gov Godwin and Highway Commissioner Fugate defend hiring private lawyers to handle right of way acquisitions citing low costs 2.39 percent of total. Rep Butler and fellow Republicans denounce the plan as political and Democratic control.
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Congress Hopes to Adjourn Before Thanksgiving Day
Congress aims to adjourn the 1967 session before Thanksgiving with key bills moving after a brief break. Leaders from both parties expect a late November finish if no tax hike materials derail plans.
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Kinney's Shoe Store Women’s Dress Shoes Sale
Kinney's Shoe Store offers 1/3 to 1/2 price cuts on women’s dress shoes this week only. Limited time savings on select sizes and styles.
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Arab-Israeli settlement plan drafted at UN
A UN Security Council drafting team nears agreement on a plan to open a path to a permanent Arab-Israeli settlement. The goal is to send a special UN representative to the Middle East with options including Israeli troop withdrawal and refugee issues.
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Two Fraud Complaints Hit Virginia Elections Board
The Virginia State Board of Elections confronted twin fraud complaints over mail ballots in Southwest Virginia. A Lee County petition sought a probe into vote buying, while a Dickenson County petition alleged wide scale mail ballot fraud.
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Storm brings showers as rally joins Richmond day
A storm from the Great Lakes region spreads overcast skies and light showers across Virginia. In Richmond tonight a public rally with Eugene Gunter starts at 7 p.m. at the Lee Jackson Restaurant.
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