Pasadena Town Hall hears on school session plans
Town Hall discussed allowing full day sessions by easing building constraints to expand schools. Dr Paul Salmon, leaving Pastulena Schools for Sacramento, challenged the community to strengthen education. City Manager Jol D Phillips outlined five goals for a better city as new Police Chief McGowan spoke on citizen cooperation and a Crime Alert program was announced. Door prizes drew attendees and continued informal exchanges followed.
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Pastulena Schools
Sacramento
Salman
Pasadena
Jol D. Phillips
Rollert H. McGowan
Boyz
Star-News Ciof
Matt Essertier
Lowe
Imazel Findison
Nash
Hubert Cass
Rachel Grt Morris
Margaret Snellnquist
Ang Coutside
Shipy Jeam
Unruh Attacks LBJ and Backs Humphrey at Cal State LA
Los Angeles AP report says Assembly Speaker Unruh criticized the Johnson administration and endorsed Hubert Humphrey during a speech to Cal State Los Angeles students. He voiced reluctance to fully back Humphrey but argued the race needs a Humphrey or Muskie over Nixon. He opposes the Vietnam War and believes Humphrey would pursue a new course if president.
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Assembly
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Unruh
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Humphrey
Wierward
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Hubert Humphrey
Ubert Humphrey
Muskie
Dick Nixon
Spira Agrow
Unrutt
Vietnam
Wallace Campaign Notes On Vietnam War Stance
Wallace, on a Duluth stop, reiterates push for victory with conventional forces if peace talks fail. He defends LeMay trip and says he expects to win more Democratic votes than Republicans, including a possible Minnesota contest, while predicting strong southern and industrial state gains.
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Minn
George] LeMay
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Mate
Curtis A VeMay
LeMay
Electra
Peorin
Minnesota
Borsher
California
Hubert Hume
Phecy
Hay
Humiphrey
Nixon Hits Domestic Policy Critique in Akron Meeting
Richard M. Nixon attacked the Johnson Humphrey administration's domestic policies in a speech at Molino Illinois before meeting with William W Scranton whose NATO talks he wished to hear in person Scranton had just returned from a European fact finding mission and was viewed as a potential secretary of state candidate Nixon pressed crime as a key issue and urged stronger ties with European allies as part of his foreign policy plan
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President Speaks Out For HHH
President Johnson used a nationwide radio address to attack Republican domestic policies and warn liberals that Agnew could one day inherit the presidency. He noted the Vietnam War’s impact, noted Muskie as a strong liberal alternative, and cited past presidents who did not finish their terms as a caution to voters.
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Rusk Blames Russia for Widespread Unrest
Washington AP dispatch reports Secretary of State Rusk condemning Soviet actions in Czechoslovakia and condemning broader East Europe tensions. The piece notes U.S. political rhetoric linking Soviet aggression to domestic policy debates and upcoming election dynamics with references to Johnson, Muskie, Humphrey, and Nixon era positions and UN/NATO context.
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Czechoslovakia
Humphrey draws huge crowd on Wall Street rally
In New York a vast audience greeted Vice President Humphrey with cheers and jeers as he campaigned along Broadway to Wall Street. The rally drew estimates from 20,000 to 40,000 supporters, with celebrities in attendance and Nixon’s campaign under scrutiny amid fundraising and NATO-related comments.
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Hubert Humphrey
Richard M.eaic
Nixon
George Wallace
Taxi Driver Honored Amid Parade Controversy
A broken excerpt recounts a taxi driver's tribute during a motorcade as security concerns and labor tensions surface. Spectators and workers clash with political figures while questions of Senate action and national mood frame the scene.
Pasadena Chronicle Classified Public Notice Card
The Independent De Mol issue from October 11 1968 lists a daily newspaper address at 6 Colorado Boulevard Pasadena California with notices for legal advertising by prior court order and a Pasadena office. It notes Saturday and Sunday edition pricing and includes contact details and office locations in Pasadena and surrounding areas.
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California
Pasadena
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Goorane" Reale Yard
Basedeng
Rien
Eternly Sycamore
San Angeles
Aturfay
Bookmakers rate Nixon odds to win US election
London bookmakers establish Richard M. Nixon as overwhelming favorite to win the United States presidential election, with high odds and strong market confidence reflected in the latest quotes.
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London
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Weather on the Pacific Coast Makes Mild Year Round
The Pacific Coast enjoys not too cold or hot weather most of the year. Dwellers there experience milder climates that keep bodies active and less stressed than those in stormier regions. The climate is described as always brisk yet warm, reducing weather related discomfort.
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