Humphrey Kennedy Ticket Discussed as Democratic Nomination
The Chicago Democratic convention appears likely to nominate Hubert Humphrey with Edward M. Kennedy as running mate. A Kennedy ticket would unite the party, broaden geographic appeal, and strengthen the ticket despite policy differences. Kennedy’s age and urban minority support add appeal, though ticket cohesion on issues remains a hurdle.
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Chicago
Hubert Humphrey
Edward M. Kennedy
Maryland
Humphrey
Kennedy
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Midwest
Humphrey-Kennedy
Kennedys
Johnson
Water for Peace in the Mideast Ike Suggests Desalination Plan
Former President Eisenhower proposes three nuclear powered desalination plants in the Middle East to produce over a billion gallons of fresh water daily. He argues private and public funding could cover costs, deeming it a small price for peace and a way to curb Arab Israeli tensions tied to refugees.
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Mideast
Robert Kennedy
Eisenhower
Israel
Jordan
Ike
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Our Political System Shows Peaceful Elections
The piece argues the American system is largely peaceful and accepts poll results without bitterness. It notes assassinations stem from deranged individuals or foreign motives, and campaigns feature harsh rhetoric but rarely violence compared with other nations.
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Sen
Robert Kennedy
Ads use pigs to shock litterers sparks hog raiser ire
Opinion pieces criticize Keep America Beautiful campaign showing pigs amid dirt to deter littering. Hog raisers say pigs are clean given proper environment, while ads risk harming pork industry image. Des MoinesRegister notes broader debate on effective public messaging.
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New York
Ad Agency
Keep America Beautiful, Inc
Quotations and Notices From The Austin Newspaper Page
A clipped newspaper page shows quotations and a postal subscription notice. It lists a Job verse, a James Gordon Bennett quote, publishing staff contact details, and subscription rates for home delivery in Austin Minnesota, including zone and military mail options.
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Austin Daily Herald Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Austin
Minnesota
Richard Gross
Minn
U.S
United States
A.P.O
F.P.O
Woks
Cates Ee
Cee
Turn Back the Clock: College Grants and Local History
Three Austin students are among 117 receiving B A degrees at Carleton College. Gordon Garbisch Kenneth McBride Knopf and Helen Margaret O Berg are listed as graduates. The item also notes a 20 year old steer sale at 39 32 per hundredweight and a 70 30 split in Austin pinball business licenses. It records P J Holand’s state senate candidacy and a 1958 baseball title bid by Austin defeated by Minneapolis Washburn 1 0.
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Austin
Carleton College
Gordon Garbisch
H. F. Garbisch
Kenneth McBride Knopf
Paul Knopf
Helen Margaret O’berg
O. W. O’berg
Larson Brothers
Frost
Wesley Hans
Lyle Sorenson
P. J. Holand
Mower
Dodge
Minnesota
Minneapolis Washburn
Metropolitan Stadium
Language shifts and a census of vacant lots across states
The piece analyzes changing terms for race such as Negro versus black and notes mixed attitudes among non whites. It also covers a Supreme Court ruling on jury selection in death penalty cases and cites Census Bureau data on vacant lots in Texas California and Florida with an estimated value around 10 billion dollars.
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Roy Wilkins
Whitney Young
Robert Kennedy
California
Supreme Court
High Court
America
Texas
Florida
Hijackers steal $500000 in dimes in New Jersey
Reported hijackers in New Jersey took a truck carrying half a million dollars in dimes and attempted to dispose of the loot by making calls seeking help. The incident raises questions about what such a coin haul could be used for beyond mere cash.
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New York Times
Defense Department
Navy
General Accounting Office
GAO
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westinghouse
RED Wing
Republican Eagle
New Jersey
Former Secretary Trowbridge Starts Management Services Firm
Alexander Trowbridge Jr., 38, recovering from a heart ailment, has become president of the American Management Association and launched a new career selling professional management services. He notes a strong demand from city and state governments and educational institutions for management development.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Alexander Trowbridge, Jr
Trowbridge
American Management Association
Organization of Human Affairs
RFK's Vision for 1968 Campaign Two Days Before Shot
Robert F Kennedy writes his core message on urban crisis and national unity. He urges joint action across black and white communities, government, business, and private groups to fight poverty, education gaps, housing, and health care, projecting a broad, integrated plan.
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America
Gold in sea water and the Gregoryan Chant origins
The text states that all sea water holds gold in solution with an average of about one grain per ton of water. It also notes the Gregorian Chant is named after St Gregory I, pope from 590 to 604, who compiled music used in Catholic services.
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Gregory
Rome
Landmark dates in history on June 10
The June 10 entry notes key historical events: Dutch settlers land on Manhattan Island in 1610, the Continental Congress begins drafting the Declaration of Independence in 1776, U S Marines invade Cuba in 1898, Italy declares war in 1940, Lidice massacre occurs in 1942, plus recall of Bernard Goldfine hotel bills in 1958, Kennedy nuclear test ban remark in 1963, and Israeli advances near the Sea of Galilee in 1967.
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Associated Press
America
Manhattan Island
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
U.S
Cuba
Italy
France
Britain
Lidice
House
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
John F. Kennedy
United States
Sea of Galilee
German Founded Brazilian City Blumenau Now Booms With Factories
Blumenau Brazil, founded in 1850 by German immigrants, hosts over 450 factories with annual sales surpassing 36 million new cruzeiros. Notable firms include Hering Textile and Hering crystal, employing hundreds, while the city retains German heritage and a strong manufacturing base despite limited air and road access.
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Associated Press
Blumenau
Brazil
U.S
Hermann Bruno Otto Blumenau
Germany
Hasselfelde
Itajai Acu
Mony
Paris
Hering
Pin the Blame On God or TV Without Truth
A columnist argues after Senator Kennedy’s death that society drifts from a God centered origin. He claims modern law and culture shed divine interference to chase fast bucks and personal gain, warning against secular liberty eroding man’s dignity.
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the Herald
Senator Kennedy
National Rifle Association
Supreme Court
God
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Austin Daily Herald
A. Richard Gross
DES Moines Register
James Gordon Bennett
Secede
Secretary of Commerce
RFK
Riesel
Victor Riesel
Jack Kennedy
Bob Kennedy
Jack
Bob
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Big City
Publishers . Hall Syndicate
Wall Street
AMA
Hums
Schmidt
Muller
Paraguay
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