Mexican entrants suffocate in San Antonio truck death
In San Antonio a closed truck carrying 464 Mexican nationals bound for Chicago led to one death and a dozen hospitalizations for heat prostration. Immigrant officers traced the group from Piedras Negras across the Rio Grande, paying 100 to 150 pesos each, before the truck was found on the west side.
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Wallace Predicts Michigan Victory for Wallace 1968 Campaign
In Grand Rapids Michigan Wallace predicts victory in November if Michigan voters write enough letters, says if votes match letters he will win there. He fights for peace talks with a bombing halt and accuses Nixon and Humphrey of shifting stances while courting Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana New York and New Jersey. Wallace criticizes open housing and Viet Nam policy, denounces protests, and forecasts naming a vice presidential candidate within days.
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Nixon On TV Evokes New Image in 1968 Format
Nixon maps a TV town hall style appearance across Ohio California Pennsylvania and Michigan with moderator Bud Wilkinson. He defends a broader approach to governance and notes a new, evolved image while audiences react with applause and questions from diverse panelists. A final line mentions the count of frog species.
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False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Teart
A reader tips section explains that loose dentures need not cause embarrassment. Proper fitting, routine care, and timely dental adjustments help maintain comfort and confidence.
Apollo 8 Crew Prepares for Possible Lunar Flight
NASA says Apollo spacecraft is receiving a new engine and high powered antenna for a potential December moon mission by Frank Borman William Anders and James Lovell aboard Apollo 8. Apollo 7 crews led by Walter Schirra Donn Eisele and Walter Cunningham aim for 10.8 days in low earth orbit to validate lunar flight readiness. If Apollo 7 succeeds Apollo 8 could loop around the moon ten times within 69 miles of the surface.
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Wallace Texas campaign chief downplays Nixon pledge risk
Bard Logan, Wallace's Texas campaign chairman, dismisses a John Hurd estimate that 70 percent of Wallace backers in Texas could be wooed away. He introduced Dave Robbins to coordinate Wallace's Texas effort from Birmingham, noting Robbins will stay through the election to align state and national campaigns. Logan, a John Birch Society member, says the Birch issue does not reflect on the Texas drive.
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