Wallace campaigns in Chattanooga urging registration of Reds not guns
George C. Wallace, campaigning third party for president, urged in Chattanooga that the government should register Communists rather than firearms and argued crime relief comes from law enforcement. He attacked federal gun control, asked for Negro votes, and said law and order is the cure for racial problems.
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Wallace threat call leads to two arrests in Chattanooga
Two people were detained after a telephone threat against former Alabama Governor George Wallace. Police said the call came to the city switchboard at 12 34 p m as Wallace traveled to his campaign headquarters. Wallace, visiting amid heightened security after Senator Kennedy's assassination, planned a Memphis rally and outlined policy on law enforcement and constitutional issues.
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CBS Pledges Violence De-Emphasis in Programs
CBS president Dr. Frank Stanton says the network will de emphasize violence in productions now in progress. He cites President Johnson and the Kennedy assassination inquiry and promises full cooperation with the presidential commission while noting it may take time to assess links between TV violence and real-world violence.
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