Humphrey Declines Any Deal With Wallace For Presidency
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said he would not make any deal with former Alabama Governor George C. Wallace and would rather not be president than depend on a racist vote. He spoke at La Guardia Airport after illness and a stalled campaign, predicting a first ballot nomination and signaling limited debate with Eugene McCarthy as Wallace looms in the race.
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New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Robert F. Kennedy
Humphrey
McCarthy
Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
Calif
Ronald Eas
United States
Wallace
Re- Oto
Gov. Wallace
Hubert Humph
Case of Representatives
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Editor's Funeral Set Des Moines For Kirk Fox
Funeral services for Kirk Fox editor emeritus of Successful Farming Magazine will be held in Des Moines today. Fox, 75, died Friday in a Denver convalescent home after a year of illness. He had lived in Des Moines until recently.
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Des Moines
UPI
Kirk Fox
Successul Farming Magazine
Fox
Denver
Colo
Behrens Paint Spot Promises Wide Paint Variety
Behrens Paint Spot at 14th and Fletcher markets 18 coating brands offering a broad selection for modern shoppers. As one of Indiana’s largest paint supermarkets, they invite customers to drive in to 219 E. 14th Street for their paint needs.
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Behrens
14Th and Fletcher
Indiana
E. 14Th Street
September Draft Is Lowest Since April 1967
Indiana's draft call for September will be the smallest for a month since April 1967. The figure is 307 with August at 468 and prior months ranging from January 860 to June 430. National September call is 12,200, with all draftees entering the Army.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Robert K. Custer
State Selective Service
Petewacy
Army
Allies Drop War Maneuvers Near Czechoslovakia Frontier
West Germany France and the United States postponed September maneuvers planned three miles from the Czechoslovak frontier to avoid provoking the Soviet Union. The drill involved 30 000 troops from West Germany the United States and France and was to simulate repelling a Warsaw Pact attack in southern Germany September 15 to 21.
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Germany
West Germany
France
United States
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Prague
U.S
Smog Blankets Petropavlovsk Amid Forest Fire Plume
Tass reports Petropavlovsk on the Kamchatka Peninsula shrouded in dense smog at noon Saturday. Scientists link the haze to charred particles from a large Siberian forest fire rising into the atmosphere and attracting moisture as it drifts over the region.
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Moscow
UPS
Petropavlovsk
Tass
Kamchatak Peninsula
Capital Man Enters Guilty Theft Plea
A 25 year old Indianapolis man Gerald Jackson pleaded guilty in Madison Circuit Court to theft tied to a robbery at Bell's Supermarket on February 5, 1967. He faced sentencing on August 2 after a jury trial was planned. Co defendant Norman Ellis, 24, was convicted June 13 and fined $750.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Reformatory
Madison
Sharon
Bell’s
Broadway
Grrald Jackson
Carl T. Smith
Lawrence Robbins
Jackson
Norman Ellis
Ellis
Farmer kills seven and himself in Manila massacre
A berserk farmer killed his wife four children his mother-in-law and father-in-law then took his own life in a southern Philippines village, police reported. The killings occurred in Manila.
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Manila
UPI
Philippines
Open Housing Law Used First Time In Baton Rouge
The Justice Department used the new federal open housing law to charge three Baton Rouge subdivisions with racial discrimination in selling homes to Negro buyers. Suits named builders and sellers in Sherwood Forest Place Drusilla Place and Jefferson Terrace. The government seeks to end discrimination and require steps to correct past effects.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Baton Rouge
Atty
Ramsey Clark
U.S. District Court
New Orleans
Sherwood Forest Place
Drusilla Place
Jefferson Terrace
Louisiana
Bus Collision in Turkey Kills 10
ISTANBUL police said ten people died and sixty were injured in a head on collision between two buses on the Ankara Istanbul highway Sunday night. crews worked to clear wreckage as rescue teams assisted the injured.
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Turkey
Istanbul
UPI
Ankara
Cambodian Leader Demands Ransom for 12 Captives
Cambodian authorities refuse to release 11 Americans and 1 South Vietnamese held since July 17 after a U S vessel crossed the Vietnam Cambodia border. Prince Norodom Sihanouk demands a bulldozer per man as ransom while U S apologies cite navigational error and Cambodia vows to apply its laws.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
UPI
U.S
Bangkok
Sihanouk
United States
Nation's Newest Heart Transplant In Top Condition
Fred Everman, 58, of Alexandria Virginia, became the nation’s newest heart transplant recipient. He entered St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital June 29 and was reported in excellent condition after receiving the donor heart of Evelyn Krikor‑ ia, 33, of Houston. Doctor Denton Cooley called the operation uneventful and said Everman could walk and take liquids with normal vital signs.
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Houston, Tex
Fred Everman
Alexandria
St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital
Everman
Evelyn Krikoria
Houston
Denton Cooley
St. Luke’s
Two More Hoosiers Die in Vietnam
Defense Department reports Marine Lance Cpl. Robert D. Hazlett of Indianapolis and Marine Pfc. Dallas R. Travis of Gary killed in Vietnam combat. Hazlett was the son of James W. and Mrs. Hazlett and Travis is survived by Wilford R. and Mrs. Travis. Indiana death toll rises to 717 service members.
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Robert D. Hazlett
Indianapolis
Pfe
Dallas R. Travis
Gary
Vietnam
Defense Department
Hazlett
James W. Hazlett
Travis
Wilford R. Travis
Indiana
Governors For Gun Laws Rocked by Johnson Survey
White House says 40 of 50 governors agree to work toward tougher state gun control laws. Gov. David Cargo of New Mexico released the Committee on Crime and Law Enforcement report in Santa Fe. Georgia’s Lester Maddox opposed tighter controls. several states had no comment.
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Austin
Tex
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Arkansas
Kentucky
Ohio
Florida
Johnson
Montana
Nevada
North Dakota
Louisiana
Mississippi
United States
Maddox
Bonn Romania sign cultural cooperation pact
Representatives of UNESCO commissions from West Germany and Romania signed a cultural cooperation pact covering educator student and exhibition exchanges. It marks the first such agreement between West Germany and a Communist ruled eastern European country.
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Brunswick
Germany
U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
West Germany
Romania
Women Drivers Questioned by Tokyo Cabbies
Tokyo taxi drivers at a round table complained that women are ungentlemanly riders. They said women take shorter cheaper trips, file more complaints, dig for fare from handbags, and scold male companions for tipping cabbies.
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Tokyo
Land promoted to director of marketing for special products
Sheldon L. Land, longtime general manager at the Container Corporation of America plant since 1967, is named director of marketing for special products in the container division. Ted McClintick replaces Land as general manager. Land will base in Carol Stream Illinois marketing and research center. He is a Harvard College graduate who began with the company in 1946.
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Land
Sheldon L. Land
Container Corporation of America
Ted McClintick
Carol Stream
Ill
Harvard College
Container Corporation
Britain Plans Navy Ships of Plastic
London reports Britain endorses glass reinforced plastic GRP hulls for Royal Navy ships. A spokesman says GRP could work for large hull structures but is unlikely to be used soon, with parallel testing in the United States and for minesweepers.
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London
Britannia
Royal Navy
United States
Thirty Million Olympic Coins Circulating in Mexico
The Mexican treasury reports 30 million Olympic commemorative coins totaling 750 million pesos in circulation. Minister Antonio Ortiz Mena says the 25-peso silver coins are minted to meet demand before and during the October Games in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Treasury
Antonio Ortiz Mena
Don’t simmer this summer Get a Fedders at Frank Krall s
Local ad touts a Fedders air conditioner from Frank Krall s store. It promotes cooling relief for home use with an emphasis on affordable pricing.
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Frank Krall
Callaghan Blames Hooligans for London Demonstration Violence
Home Secretary James Callaghan blamed hooligans for violent clashes at a antiwar rally outside the American Embassy. He rejected calls to ban demonstrations or widen police powers and urged patience while promising measures to curb mob violence. Police said about 200 of the 10,099 protesters broke through lines. 48 arrested and 37 hurt.
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London
James Callaghan
Callaghan
House of Commons
Hilton Hotel
Britain
Callaghan Poe
London Police
Rockefeller aide Shafer to campaign in Indiana cities
Indiana visit by Gov. Raymond P. Shafer of Pennsylvania to promote Nelson A. Rockefeller's bid for the Republican presidential nomination, with appearances planned in Fort Wayne and Evansville on Wednesday.
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Hoosiers
Rockefeller
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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