Nixon rejects Wallace led TV debate proposal
Richard Nixon rejected a Wallace proposed televised debate with Humphrey. Nixon did not comment personally, and press aide Ron Ziegler said the Wallace idea changes nothing, maintaining Nixon’s stance on the debate.
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Relief Groups Plan Weekly Czech Flights to U S
Vienna AP relief groups organize weekly flights for 160 to 170 Czechoslovaks to the United States. The first group of 169 departs Friday. ICEM coordinates with Caritas United Hias and the American Fund for Czechoslovaks, funding travel costs as needed. Interior Minister Sormsics cites 7,000 Czechoslovaks seeking asylum in Austria amid post invasion migration.
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Wallace Faces Tosses in Campaign Swing to Roanoke
AP reports George C. Wallace, struck by an apple core in Oshkosh and a coin in Youngstown, heads to Madison Square Garden and rallies in Roanoke Salem Civic Center. He vows to resume local control and crackdown on crime while protesters march. Nixon ally says no change to Nixon’s stand on a TV debate.
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Dem Trails as Barry Seeks U.S. Senate Seat
Arizona voters are urged to back Barry Goldwater for the U.S. Senate as Roy Elson runs in a tight race. Hayden endorses Elson while Goldwater highlights crime and Vietnam, with polls showing a small lead for Goldwater and Elson disputing the margin.
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Adams wins bid for 50 minutes of free shopping
Ronald B. Adams topped the fund raising auction in Denver paying 339 dollars for a 50 minute shopping spree at a supermarket. During the allotted time he filled seven carts with food and other items valued at 1109 dollars.
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U S Funds for State Level Crime Fight Grants
Washington AP reports the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration issued funds to establish anticrime agencies at the state level. Ramsey Clark announced grants help 33 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico staff local programs. Initial awards include Minnesota 68000, North Dakota 28586, South Dakota 29072.
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