Vermont Officials Not Alarmed At State's Increased Crime Rate
FBI director Hoover reports Vermont led New England in 1967 crime rate rise, 23.7 percent, but state officials Davis and Iverson say the increase reflects national trends and improved reporting. They note revision in methods inflates percentages and cite 27.2 percent per their tabulation amid growing population and ski resort thefts.
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Iverson
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Hoover
Humphrey Calls Nixon Cold War Warrior Ahead of Campaign
Hubert H. Humphrey, days from his campaign launch, assailed Richard Nixon as a cold war warrior in remarks at Minneapolis airport. He argued Nixon is not a peacemaker and warned that Nixon would revert to form when the going gets tough. Humphrey outlined a Philadelphia start with stops in Denver, Los Angeles, and Houston, omitting San Francisco.
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UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Vietnam
Humphrey
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Nixon
Washington
National Security Council
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Tom Dewey
Dewey
Chicago
Philadelphia
Denver
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
Fortas Opponents Fear LBJ May Be Able To Outflank Them
Washington opponents of President Johnsons Supreme Court picks worry he can outmaneuver the Senate bloc opposing Abe Fortas for chief justice and other nominees. Senator Robert Griffin leads a GOP Southerner coalition voicing concern over Johnsons potential maneuvers to win confirmation.
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UPI
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Supreme Court
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R-Mich
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Texas
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U S Takes Harder Line With Soviets
The Johnson administration signals tougher policy toward the Soviet Union with plans for antiballistic missile work and stronger European forces. Senate action on the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty may be delayed as lawmakers reassess after the Czechoslovakia events. Abroad, two cooperative projects with Russia are canceled and no summit is yet arranged. The piece also notes a Senate fight over Fortas and a Tokyo report of Mt Fujiyama’s early snowfall.
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Europe
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Defense
Clark M Clifford
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National Press Club
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Senate
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University of Minnesota
Soviet Union
Aeroflot
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New York
Johnson
White House
Nixon Hits Moderate Niche Amid Backdrop of Large Bay Area Crowd
In San Francisco Nixon campaigns for the middle ground, courting PTA squares over antiwar protesters, drawing about 300000 cheering onlookers with minimal demonstrations nearby. He plans Texas stops and an event at Miller Outdoor Theater in Herman Park as part of his broader effort.
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UPS
Richard M. Nixon
America
San Francisco Bay Area
Chicago
Wixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Chinatown
Bay City
Nixon
Humphrey
Texas
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Houston
Miller
Herman Park
Santa Clara University
Teacher Walkouts Spread Across Cities Averted In Philadelphia
United Press International reports a strike threat was averted as Philadelphia and the nation’s schools reopened for about 290000 students. The Philadelphia Federation of Teachers and the school board agreed on a two year contract for 12500 teachers, with pay increases from 600 to 1200 dollars.
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Michigan
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Ill
Madison
American Federation of Teachers
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Ind
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