Whitcomb Predicts 200000 Vote Win in Indiana
Secretary of State Edgar Whitcomb predicted a 200000 vote win over his Republican opponent for governor. He spoke at a press conference with Indiana leaders on crime and law enforcement plans, saying the public is frightened by rising crime and outlining a tough crime program for the legislature.
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Guilty Plea Entered In Darvon Drug Dispens ing Case
Walter Hardin pleaded guilty yesterday to dispensing dangerous drugs Darvon and Delitins on October 31 1967. Trial by court canceled after he withdrew a not guilty plea. Circuit Judge Carl T Smith ordered sentencing for December 2. A warrant had been issued when he failed to appear for a prior jury trial. Hardin was represented by attorney Henry P Sehtenker and state was represented by William F Lawler Jr.
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1968 Called Year Of Demonstrator Campaign Costs Reach High
The 1968 campaign season is marked by high spending and partisan turbulence as Democrats and Republicans push large budgets for presidential bids. Nixon and Humphrey enter a nation watching Wallace while party unity slowly returns amid public unrest and vocal demonstrations.
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North Cascades described as unmatched wilderness in state park talks
Nathaniel P. Kenney of the National Geographic Society staff lauds the North Cascades as a unique mass of alpine peaks glaciers and forests in northwestern Washington. Government surveys praise its scenic value with hopes for inclusion in the National Park System amid sparse settlement and incomplete mapping.
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Cascades National Park: New transmountain route and access plan
The text outlines a proposed transmountain corridor called the Nori Cross, linking glaciers, lakes, and woods in an area near Ross Lake Park. It notes limited existing settlements and rough progress on development, with three work weeks completed in five years focused on boats, horses, and rangers. The plan envisions motorized access and a broader park network including Cascades and Pasayten Wilderness, aiming to unify park recreation areas and mining concerns across roughly 120,100 acres.
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