Humphrey Backers Claim First Ballot Victory
United Press International reports that Humphrey’s campaign says he has far more than the 1,312 delegate votes needed for nomination after winning 110 delegates in Utah Kentucky and Virginia. Senators Mondale and Harris say he will likely achieve a first ballot victory with about 1,600 votes committed on the first ballot.
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Wallaces threat looms as Nixon and Rockefeller vie
Washington pundits assess Wallace as a pivotal factor in the 1968 race. Gov. Kirk pushes Rockefeller while warning the Democrats aim to siphon Southern votes via Wallace. Nixon vies for delegates. Reagan denies a bid. McCarthy outlines urban relief while an Harlem bombing scare interrupts talks.
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Lively World Convention Coverage Costly for 3 Networks
Three television networks will spend about 20 million dollars to cover both Republican and Democratic conventions next month. The piece notes prior losses after King and Kennedy assassinations, previews color coverage, large staffing, and plans to set up full broadcast centers in the convention halls across Florida with NBC coordinating a 20-point wire service and ABC limiting its wrap up duration.
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Zoning Board Hearing Planned for Blake Apartment Appeal
Virginia N Perrotta announces a Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting at Village offices South Street Bennington at 7 30 P M July 31 1968 to consider Frances Blake appeal challenging the zoning inspector s permit refusal for a fourth apartment at 214 216 Beech Street in an A 2 zone Temporary Chairman notice runs July 17 22 and 29
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Battle for Monday Night Ratings Pits CBS Against NBC
CBS TV faces NBC in a Monday night showdown as NBC retools with Laugh In I Dream of Jeannie and a new movie block while CBS contends with Griffith retiring and a Mayberry R F D replacement. The lineup shift could decide overall season dominance.
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