Wallace Eyes Ballot in 30 States in UPI Survey
Wallace appears to have fair to excellent chances to appear on the presidential ballot in 30 states after California, with Idaho, Oklahoma and Alaska likely to block. Legal hurdles loom in Ohio and Illinois, while Wyoming Delaware Texas and Hawaii may pose problems, as Wallace and his aides press efforts to meet varying state rules.
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UPI
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Wallace
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Henry A. Wallace
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Hunger strike vow by H. Rap Brown jailed in New Orleans
Black power leader H. Rap Brown vows to refuse food and drink until released or dies after being jailed for allegedly threatening FBI agent William H. Smith Jr. in New Orleans. Brown spoke of retaliation after testimony at a bond hearing and a Oakland rally last weekend.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Fulbright to press Tonkin probe despite doubts
Washington Senator Fulbright insists the Senate Foreign Relations Committee will pursue its Tonkin incident investigation. He plans to release a censored version of McNamara's testimony next week and argues the administration cannot prove the Aug 4 attack occurred. The Pentagon disputes Fulbright's charge of suppressed information.
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Korean Holds Ten Hostages In Japanese Resort Hotel
Korean barricaded in a Shimizu mountain resort hotel for a third day hurled dynamite at police and threatened to blow up ten hostages. Kim Hee Ro, 41, refused pleas to surrender, saying he would die by his own action after killing two men in a nearby bar. He fired on approaching officers, but some hostages and reporters were allowed in and out with limited interference.
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Japan
UPI
Kim Hee Ro
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Labor Leaders reaffirm support for Johnson Vietnam policy
AFL-CIO leaders pledged backing for President Johnson and his Vietnam War plan at a Miami Beach meeting. COPE will produce a film and levy five cents from 14 million members to fund a national register and get-out-the-vote drive for the November election.
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UPI
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Johnson
Willard Wirtz
George Meany
U.S
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Joseph Califano
al Zack
Committee On Political Education
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Zack
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George Washington jailed on child support charges in Temple
In Temple Texas George Washington aged 24 was jailed in lieu of a 500 dollar bond on charges of non support of his six children The birthday observance of George Washington was noted as others celebrated while he faced detention
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Temple, Tex
Cowboy Hijacks Airliner In Dramatic Havana Landing
A charade-clad hijacker forced Delta Flight 843 from Tampa to divert to Havana claiming an electric chair sentence. The 109 aboard were released after a brief Cuban layover, with the man later identified as Lawrence Rhodes or similar variants. He sought asylum as Cuban authorities offered refreshments and photos of Castro and Guevara.
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UPI
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Lawrence Roberts
Lawrence Raud
Lawrence Rhodes
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Fla
Joy Bleil
Chicago
Fidel Castro
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Barbara Romack
Lyon County Bans Liquor By The Drink In Tight Vote
In Lyon County Iowa a sharp election result showed 1905 votes for banning liquor by the drink and 1900 against. The high turnout reflected strong urban rural divisions as the measure passed by a slim margin prompting lively debate among supporters and opponents.
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Rock Rapids, Iowa
UPI
Lyon County
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