Humprey warns extremists may destroy democracy in campaign
Hubert Humphrey portrayed the nation as facing a threat from left and right extremists and warned no democracy can stand for it. He condemned efforts by Wallace supporters and Negro revolutionaries, amid protests in Seattle and Portland. In Salt Lake City he spoke at the Mormon Tabernacle, urging unity against extremism. In Florida Nixon outlined crime fighting and Social Security plans as he accelerates attacks on Humphrey and Wallace, with Vietnam policy tied to Paris talks.
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Salt Lake City
Hubert H. Humphrey
Pacific Northwest
George C. Wallace
Humphrey
Seattle
Nixon
American Independent Party
Wallace drives campaign through Chicago and Cicero
George C. Wallace aimed at industrial states and voters in Chicago and Cicero with a noon motorcade along State Street and an evening speech, while Cicero limited his parade route and denied City Hall property. The article notes large crowds for a Nixon appearance and past open housing protests nearby with no violence during the two days.
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Chicago
George C. Wallace
American Independent Party
Cicero
State Street
Richard M. Nixon
Wallace
Alabama
Albright Field
Wacker Drive
van Buren Street
Grant Park
Hippies Debate Voices clash over hippies at church talk
In Kansas City AP report about a Disciples of Christ gathering ten thousand attendees at Municipal Auditorium debated whether hippies are dirty spongers or social critics. Dr Robert E Fitch labeled them hypocritical lazy immature while Peggy Liggett urged addressing societal causes. Frederick W Smith framed them as a product of society calling for reflection.
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Kansas City, Mo
Robert E. Fitch
San Francisco
Peggy Liggett
Texas Christian University
Fitch
Pacific School of Religion
General Assembly of the Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Frederick W. Smith
Minneapolis
Dr. Fitch
Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
Smith
Vietnam proposes elections to unite after peace
Foreign Minister Tran Thanh urged cultural and economic exchanges between the North and South Vietnam and proposed general elections to unite the country once peace is restored. He tied settlement to North Vietnam withdrawing regular troops and auxiliary forces from the South, as Saigon released its ninth annual white paper on the war. The document accuses North Vietnam of overt and covert operations to overthrow Saigon and install a Communist regime. Thanh said talks should cover cessation of hostilities, the 17th parallel demarcation, peaceful coexistence, and exchanges between the zones, with unification to be decided by North and South Vietnam in meetings. He stressed any settlement without Saigon’s explicit agreement is nullified and called for continued U S bombing of the North while North Vietnam halts aggressive activities.
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Saigon
Tran Thanh
North
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
South
Thanh
Vietnam
South Viet
Nam
United States
Rusk Joins Diplomatic Talks for Middle East Peace
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived in New York for ten days of diplomacy, meeting with Is rael Foreign Minister Abba Eban, U Thant, and Emilio Arenales to discuss a new peace plan. Eban signaled Israel seeks a lasting peace and outlined talks on disputed borders, while others questioned a Soviet plan and boundary recognition.
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United Nations, N.Y
Dean Rusk
New York
Abba Eban
Middle East
Rusk
U Thant
General Assembly
Emilio Arenales
Guatemala
Eban
Israel
Rome
Paris
London
Sinai
Egypt
West Bank
Jordan River
Jordan
U.N
Saxbe Praises Law and Order at Ohio GOP Convention
In Columbus 3000 Republicans gathered as William Saxbe urged discipline and respect for law. The 20 point platform backed fair justice for all, support for law enforcement, and campus order while Saxbe condemned eight years of lax prosecution and rioters seen in Columbia and Chicago. he later praised Hoover as a pillar of strength.
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Columbus
Ohio
Law and Order
Richard M. Nixon
U.S. Senate
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Phere
Johnson
Action Ad Finds Homes for Five Kittens
Mrs. James Heim of Harmony Road Athens reports that an Action Ad in the Messenger resulted in all five six week old long haired kittens finding homes quickly. The Heims praise the fast acting results of Messenger Action Ads.
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James Heim
Harmony Rd
Athens
Heims
Heim
Battleship New Jersey Enters Vietnam War Action
The New Jersey, the first U S battleship to see action since Korea, bombarded North Vietnamese positions seven miles north-northwest of Con Trien. The 56 000 ton ship fired 2 700 pound missiles from its Tonkin Gulf battle station.
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Saigon
New Jersey
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Con Trien
Tonkin Gulf
Point Pleasant Man Dies After Route 17 Crash
George Randolph, 44, of Point Pleasant, died on arrival at Pleasant Valley Hospital from injuries in a noon Monday crash on Route 17 near the John Oshel farm. State Police and the Sheriff's Department remained at the scene at noon with details pending.
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Point Pleasant
George Randolph
Pleasant Valley Hospital
John Oshel
Sheriff's Department
New Iberia Democrat Wins House Runoff Nomination
Patrick Thomson Caffery of New Iberia defeated Rep Edwin E Will in a Democratic runoff for the House Committee on Un American Activities seat. The 35 year old lawyer said he will be moderate in all things and faces no Republican opposition in November.
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New Iberia
Edwin E. Willis
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Patrick Thomson Caffery
Pulic
Willis
Priest resigns over bishops stance on birth control encyclical
London reports Rev Anselm Thatcher resigns from his parish criticizing English and Welsh bishops for not fully backing Pope Paul VI on contraception. He says their action undermines papal authority and clergy authority after a bishops statement allowing conscience in the matter.
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London
England and Wales
Paul VI
Anselm Thatcher
Daily Telegraph
Athens Municipal Court Implements New Rule Procedures
Inside Today notes new rules go into effect in Athens Municipal Court. Page references indicate coverage across sections including court changes, a fatal auto crash west of Belpre near Michigan, a Kennedy Memorial Dinner hosted by Logan Democratic Club, and Pete Rose earning the National League batting title for Cincinnati.
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Forch
Michigan
Belpre
John F. Kennedy
Logan Democratic Club
Saergtentaone Coneevees
Pete Rose
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