LBJ Not Out Of Campaign Just Yet
President Johnson says he has no regret about his March 1968 decision to withdraw from the race while remaining wary of formal campaigning. He cites pride in foreign policy and Vietnam restraint, and defends actions in the Dominican Republic as preventing another Cuba, forecasting a positive historical verdict.
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Washington
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
United States
Vietnam
Dominican Republic
Cuba
State Solons Must Return to Harrisburg Policy
Harrisburg report notes Republican members of the Senate Rules Committee meet to decide the exact reconvening date of the General Assembly. Both houses have been in recess since July 17, amid Democratic pressure to return. Recess was declared for national party conventions, though many lawmakers seek return.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
Stanley G. Stroup
R-Bedford
Stroup
Clifford Visit to NATO Meet Signals U.S. Resolve in Berlin
Secretary of Defense Clark Clifford plans a West Berlin visit during the Oct 10 11 NATO nuclear planning meeting to reinforce U S resolve to protect Western rights in the city. The trip follows debates over timing of Senate reconvening and questions about a larger U S troop presence in West Europe amid Soviet moves into Central Europe.
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Washington
Clark M. Clifford
West Berlin
Soviet Union
U.S
Clifford
NATO
Bonn
Berlin
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Europe
State Department
Brussels
Punt Pass Kick Winners Announced At Wright Street School
Over 10 boys competed in the annual punt pass and kick event sponsored by Cliff Buesink Ford. The top three in each age group advance to zone competition with finals set for January 5 at the Orange Bowl in Miami. Trophies will be awarded at a future Beng ay game halftime.
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Wright School
Wright Street School
Cliff Buesink Ford
Miami
Isyear-Olds
David C. Armstrong
Mike McCarthy
Chuck Shamburg
Wyear
Dean Vanderhotf
Jeff Brown
Ronald Gluvna
Larry Sarnicki
Bert Brant
Dennis Ben
Beveret
John Taylor
Richard P. Chase
Jeff Daniels
Larry Frisina
Michael Cragg
Mike Miller
Craig Chase
Nick Kond
Humphrey Attacks Nixon in Campaign Remarks on Wall Street Ties
In remarks continuing from Page 6, Vice President Humphrey criticizes Nixon over alleged backroom messaging to Wall Street traders and ties to securities interests while pledging less federal regulation for markets. He notes Democrats trail but claims momentum, and cites labor backing from Walter Reuther during the World Series telecast in Detroit.
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Abe Fortas
Vietnam
Nixon
Wall Street
Humphrey
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Tiger Stadium
Detroit
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Reuther
New York
Michigan
Scranton Ends European Tour For Nixon
William W. Scranton former Pennsylvania governor ends a Europe fact finding tour for Republican nominee Richard M. Nixon. He spent over an hour with Prime Minister Harold Wilson discussing Vietnam and world issues, calling the talk one of the most open discussions he has had. Scranton has been mentioned as a possible secretary of state in a Nixon administration.
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London
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Europe
Richard M. Nixon
Scranton
Harold Wilson
Vietnam
Czechs Tensions Rise Over Soviet Pressure and U S Polls
The article notes fear of Sovietization in Czechoslovakia as Moscow demands stricter reform controls and media loyalty. It reports Democratic polling shifts with Humphrey and Nixon ahead in key states, while Times and Atlanta endorse Humphrey. Humphrey campaigns in Utica and New York area with Boston and Cincinnati trips planned.
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Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Democratic National Committee
New York
Nixon
Ohio
New York Times
Washington Post
the Times
The
Atlanta Constitution
Humphrey
Utica
Nlw
New York City
Boston
Cincinnati
Negro Women Demand Reopening of Pittsburgh Family Center
In Homewood-Brushton community Pittsburgh Negro women press to reopen a Planned Parenthood clinic despite warnings from militant leader William Boyle Haden of street action. The group argues the center serves a vital need amid concerns over dignity and access, while critics allege programs target poverty areas.
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Pittsburgh
William ‘Boyle
Haden
Homewood - Brushton
Planned Parenthood
International Family Planning Agency
Homewood - Brushton Citizens Renewal Council
Uut
Maden
United Movement For Progress
Nero
Rhetto
Charles E. Greenlee
Ecoplemiic
Opportunity
Planned Parenthood Center of
Federal Poverty Agency
Holy Cross Lutheran Church Center
Homewood-Brushton
Greenle
National Association For the Advancement For Colored People
Pittsburgh Naacp
Byrd Brown
Greenlee
Brown
Office of Economic Opportunity
The 1969 Ford LTD Luxury Road Car Ad
A 1969 Ford LTD is promoted as a luxury size car with wide track stability smoother ride longer wheelbase quieter than past models more front headroom ample trunk space and easier handling than rivals. It emphasizes price value and dealer availability for test drives.
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Cadillac
Chevrolet
Rolls-Royce
Ford
Mystery OCR fragment prompts concise card
Fragmentary OCR text yields a brief, non-specific note. No clear event, people, or place is identifiable. The readable items are insufficient for a meaningful title or full summary.
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Negro Women Want Family Planning Center
Blakeslee, Pa
Wenroe
Thomas J. Lyons
Ronald Rubino
Philadelphia
Bill Walker
Auto Glass Table Top Service
General Auto Repair
Frank's Auto Service
Phobe
Thomas Motors
Barney's Firestone
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