Johnson denounces conventional nuclear weapons claim
President Johnson rejected Barry Goldwater's idea that some nuclear arms could be conventional and handed to NATO. He argued no president can divest from deciding when to use such weapons. Johnson spoke to a Labor Day AFL-CIO rally in Detroit to a crowd of about 100000, warning of nuclear war's horrors.
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Goldwater Launches 11 City Tour With 25 Percent Tax Cut Plan
Senator Barry Goldwater opened his presidential campaign from Phoenix promising a 25 percent five year tax cut for individuals and corporations. He plans an 11 city tour through seven states with Los Angeles speeches outlining the plan and tying it to budget discipline. He argues tax growth from expansion can finance the cuts and help balance the budget while opposing Johnson administration policies.
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Remarkable Barrel Cactus Grows in Illinois Gardener’s Yard
John Goller of Ste phenson traveled to California in April and bought a Barrel cactus. On his return trip via Arizona he planted the cactus in his garden. It now measures about 50 inches in circumference and 21 inches tall with orange yellow streaked blooms. He resides on Rt. 761.
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Fair Opens Officially Tomorrow at Winchester Armory
Carnival rides begin at 6 p.m. as the 17th Frederick County Agricultural Fair kicks off at the Winchester National Guard Armory. Exhibits across eight divisions move in this afternoon with judging at various times. highlights include an FFA contest and horse shows.
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Corrigan Rug Cleaners to Discontinue Buffet Luncheon
A local notice states Corrigan Rug Cleaners will discontinue the buffet luncheon starting tomorrow the 9th and will review future plans after further notice. A fragment mentions Oper Hearth Restaurant loop ome sales and a ladies apparel box. Winchester Evening Star is cited.
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Holiday Mishaps Leave Dozens Affected in Frederick Area
Nearly a dozen people were injured in Labor Day weekend traffic crashes across Frederick and Clarke Counties with no highway fatalities. A Frederick County family of five was left homeless after a fire off Rt. 50 west of Winchester. A Berryville shop fire was controlled before spreading to a nearby home. A Frederick County man sustained a gunshot wound in an apparent accidental shooting. Traffic mishaps occurred in Winchester but casualties were limited. Fire companies responded as flames damaged a Round Hill residence forcing evacuations. Gore and Shawnee fire units assisted.
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Holiday Deaths Top 500 Mark In Labor Day Toll
The Associated Press reports nationwide highway fatalities topped 500 over the long Labor Day weekend, with 523 deaths recorded. Eighteen boating deaths and 57 drownings add to the toll as safety officials caution against overstatement of the final figures. Howard Pyle of the Safety Council credits prudent driving for not approaching last year’s record. The report notes ongoing investigations and Friday through Monday totals as authorities work to confirm final numbers.
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Bomb Explodes Outside O Connell High School Arlington
A bomb exploded near Bishop Denis J. O Connell High School and Christian Brothers residence hall in Arlington causing shattered windows and damaged light fixtures. No injuries were reported. FBI called in to investigate. Brother Eugene Anthony said he heard voices outside and saw two youths flee before the blast. Principal Brother Daniel Colman said the school would open as planned.
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Public Schools Open in Prince Edward County After 5 Years
In Farmville Virginia public schools reopened after five years of closure amid desegregation. About 1600 Negro students returned and eight white pupils joined the system as bus routes ran through foggy rural areas. George Abernathy and Paul Brown were among the first students to attend reopened schools.
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The Big Rumble Riot Ends Peaceful At Hampton Beach
Hampton Beach New Hampshire eased after Labor Day riot as about 10 000 teenagers clashed with state troopers local police and National Guardsmen for four hours Police arrested around 200 with twenty injured including a teen hit by birdshot One boy from Everett Mass 16 eyed likely to lose sight Officials blamed parental discipline and warned courts on arrests while National Guard and state troopers aided the effort
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Makarios Sends Group To Moscow
President Makarios will send a delegation to Moscow to seek terms for Soviet aid offered to Cyprus. The visit follows Turkish air attacks and seeks concrete credits of about 30 million dollars with possible military aid discussions. The group includes minister Andreas Araouzos and director Costas Ashiotis.
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Dora Threatens Florida Coast With 130 MPH Winds
Hurricane Dora, a massive storm, moves toward Florida with winds up to 130 mph. Evacuations urged along 280 miles of coast across Florida Georgia and South Carolina as tides reach 10 feet. Dora's size dwarfs Cleo, prompting watches from Stuart Florida to Myrtle Beach South Carolina and preparations along the coast.
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Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Notice
Savings insured by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. 4 1/4 percent dividend at Whiichester Savings and Loan located on Boscawin and Washington Streets.
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