Editorial Page Sees Humprhey Hecklers vs Nixon Crowds
In Our Opinion the piece notes Hubert Humphrey faces hostile hecklers due to Vietnam ties and perceived Johnson administration blame while Richard Nixon attracts enthusiastic crowds. Dissenters say change is possible with Humphrey but view Wallace protests as boosting sympathy for him.
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Richard Nixon
Humphrey
Johnson
Houston
Nixon
Flint
Mich
George Wallace
Wallace
Politicians Evade Vietnam War Answer, Paul Harvey Says
Paul Harvey argues major candidates dodge the key issue of Vietnam policy. He cites Hubert Humphrey, Richard Nixon, Spiro Agnew, and George Wallace on withdrawal, negotiation, and strategies, warning voters to demand a concrete plan or risk more American deaths and prolonged stalemate.
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Paul Harvey
Vietnam
Eer
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Hf Nixon
Johnson
George Wallace
Hanoi
Morality concerns over suggestive greeting cards spark reader outcry
A Journal editor letter denounces a window display of suggestive cards as undermining community morals. The writer cites adult and minor exposure, urges boycotts of stores and movie venues, and cautions that smut fuels crime. The call is for public backlash and action against sellers.
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America
Fundraising and roll call abuse shadow House races
Washington column details Bob Wilson of San Diego guiding large Republican money in Southern California while rolls are allegedly falsified for campaign gains. It notes ethics problems, complaints, and campaigns across New Jersey, New York, Iowa, Long Island, and Ohio with figures like James Corman, Darel Weber, Sydney Souter, John Culber, Lester Wolff, and J Russell Wooley amid extensive campaign spending and outside money.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Bob Wilson
San Diego
Southernalifornia
House of Representatives
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House
Mel Price
D-Iil
Joe Resnick
D-N. Y
Tom Dodd
Conn
Speakerohn McCormack
Ethics Committee
Rep
James Corman
GOP
Darel E. Weber
New York
Richard McCarthy
Buffalo
Weber
Cheektowaga
Sydney S. Souter
Souter
Joney
John Culber
Iowa
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Riley
Towa
Long Island
Lester Wolff
Seldin
Cenerene
Wolff
Abe Seldin
Biggil
Texaco
New Jersey
J. Russell Wooley
Monmouth County
James J. Howard
Wooley
Congress
Mac’s World Press Catalyst for Riots
Regular readers know the media fuels riots by covering events, with Mexico City, Chicago, Miami Beach, Paris, and peace talks cited. The column argues press presence spurs protest, noting bored reporters spark reactions and that instant communication increases the price of riots. It questions host nations hosting big events to avoid riot risks.
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Los Angeles
Miami Beach
Miami
Paris
Nixon Exudes Confidence Yet Fretful Behind Scenes
Washington notes that three weeks into the campaign Nixon appears self assured and leads in key states with strong party machinery behind him. He privately worries about the electoral math and the looming Nov 5 tally, while public rallies, balloons, and jet planes project inevitability and momentum.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
Seattle
Richard Nixon
Humphrey
George Wallace
Possession by possession narrows a man’s options
Jenkins Lloyd Jones recalls a Benz ride from Munich through the Alps to Innsbruck to illustrate how wealth multiplies choices yet breeds boredom and constraint. He contrasts affluent indecision with poor travelers who freely adapt, arguing nouveau riche cling to possessions as tyrants and that American abundance complicates happiness.
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Munich
Salzburg
Zell Am See
Vienna
Baden
Innsbruck
Kochschule
South America
India
Manta
Harriet
Young America
America
Needle World Series Opener in St Louis Mirrors Chicago Convention
The opener in St Louis features many strikes as political jabs color the game. Umpires are likened to policemen in a riot, facing accusations regardless of action. Rumor claims Dick Nixon declined to toss the first ball, seeking to topple a prior administration. Hubert Humphrey is noted as a sports fan with Democrats wary of backing him. Americans push back against politics intruding on baseball.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Dick Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Biddeford Maine Daily Journal details rates and publisher
The Biddeford Maine Daily Journal lists Casavant as publisher and Ingalls as managing editor with department contacts. Subscription rates payable in advance are one month 2.60, six months 15.50, one year 31.00. The paper is a member of Associated Press and has second class postage.
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Maine
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Associated Press
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