Antique Autos Draw a Crowd in Vermont
Hubert H. Humphrey III son of the Democratic nominee visits Putney for his wife's family reunion at Grammar School Inc. then promotes his father and Lt. Gov Daley. The event includes a 2 30 p m reception by Windham County Democrats in Brattleboro with Daley and other candidates. the couple plans a late evening drive to Maine for another reception.
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Nixon Scorns Wallace Humphrey Lead In 1968 Polls
New York Times Gallup and Time Newsweek polls show Nixon favored to win if held this week. Wallace leads Humphrey in electoral votes predicted by Newsweek, while Time projects Nixon winning 30 states and 346 electoral votes. Gallup shows Nixon ahead in popular vote but Wallace and Humphrey closing the gap.
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Daley says no lives lost as Chicago protesters clashed with police
TV and radio documentaries aired nationwide defend Chicago police restraint amid antiwar protests at the Democratic National Convention. Mayor Daley dismissed vast media claims of violence, noting no deaths and few hospitalizations. He cited images of objects hurled at police and defended police actions as restrained after provocation.
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Balboa
Nixon Leads In Electoral Votes Says Newsweek Time
Newsweek and Time projects place Nixon well above the 270 needed, with about 328 votes from 34 states per Time and nearly 60 votes beyond the threshold per Newsweek. Wallace and Humphrey receive smaller, uneven tallies across nine and four states, respectively, with toss up shifts possible but not enough to avoid a Nixon majority.
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Inside Garden apartments seen for Manchester development
Page 6 reports on Inside Garden apartments planned for Manchester development. Page 7 highlights a Manchester dentist heading the state dental association. Page 8 covers the Patriots losing in the first football offerings of the season.
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900 NYC Schools Closed by Walkout
New York Citys public schools remained largely shuttered as a teachers walkout continued despite the Ocean Hill Brownsville district board being suspended. UFT President Albert Shanker warned the strike could become the longest in national history while the education commissioner moved to transfer ten teachers accused of sabotaging a decentralization plan.
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Goodell Disturbs Nixon On Civil Rights and War
NEW YORK The newest U S senator Charles E Goodell says he is deeply disturbed by Nixon's civil rights stance and opposes federal funding cuts for desegregation efforts He calls for a halt and daily reassessment of bombing North Vietnam and urges Nixon to push a peace initiative while criticizing law and order rhetoric and Daley style policing.
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Politics 68 A Contest in Liabilities and Who Can Govern
Lippmann argues the 1968 election hinges on liabilities not enthusiasm with Nixon and Humphrey as unlikely leaders. He notes white backlash, antiwar dissent, and Johnson’s unpopularity, insisting the outcome depends on which ticket can form a workable administration amid turbulent times.
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