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By ARCH MacKENZIE Canadian Press Staff Writer Senator B a r r y Goldwater hammered insane United States foreign policy under the Demo- son announced a return to ac- tive election campaigning in
While the death of former president Hoover in New York cast a pal] over some cam- paign activity. there were also signs that the participants are planning a final run to the Nov 3 wire bristling with fresh venom.
Goldwater dropped for one night at least his major em- phasis on corruption in high Democratic places to bit It Johnson’s foreign policy on communism in an apparent reo ply to the publicity logged by the president’s nation - wide broadcast Sunday on the Rus- sian power shift and the Chi- nese first testing of a nuclear device.
"The Democrats are guilty or an insane policy of strengthen- ing an enemy who has vowed to bury us." Goldwater said in
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a speech at Pkesville. Md, in
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nist, Goldwater said. QUESTIONS ASKED
Communist world?" he asked
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mistake" of accepting the de- posed hlikits Khrushchev as s 1 good friend and a 800d C°mmu‘ the June 19 accident in western
“Where is the disunity of the
“What has happened to the
the Chinese and
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The Democrats were guilty or
out of a serious economic crisis with the wheat deal and other ’ aid."
Johnson. after a two - hour cabinet meeting which he said involved another look at the ussian and Chinese develop- ments. said he will fly today to Akron and then to Kansas City o see former president Tru-
cancelling campaign tr a v e I a since the major events of last
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Plane Crash At Conference 13] Foreign Policy
BOSTON (Am—Senator Ed- ward M. Kennedy described the plane crash in which his back was broken four months ago Monday as “just like a toboz- gan ride along the tops of trees."
I could see trees
we were going to crash. . . pulled my seat belt tight.
Kennedy. Demoerstic junior senator from Massachusetts and younger brother of the 181.9 ‘ president John F. Kennedy. de- scribed the Crash at his firs press conference since.
but silence."
confined since the accident.
600 we broke out of the fog and "It was apparent to' me that “I was conscious of the im-
pact and of sliding along the ground. Then there was nothing
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The pilot of the plane and a Kennedy side were killed.
- Kenn y said he was seated behind the pilot facing the rear of the plane.
"When we started to land I loosened my seat belt and turned." he said.
‘Kennedy said he watched the
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