Humphrey enters race as likely Democratic split forms
Editorial notes Humphrey's Chicago entry makes it likely no single Democratic candidate will secure 1312 delegates before the convention. McCarthy will bring his own delegates plus some favorite sons while Kennedy faces a tougher path as the President signals support for Humphrey and the party braces for a brokered convention.
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Hubert Humphrey
Chicago
Humphrey
South
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Robert Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Lessons From a Martyr King The Nation Faces Violence Fears
Commentary reflects on Martin Luther King Jr praising nonviolence just before his assassination and warns that violence harms social progress. The piece laments ongoing oppression, contrasts with peaceful protest, and critiques misleading optimism from public figures while urging wiser leadership to avoid riotous outcomes.
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Martin Luther King, Jr
Dr. King
King
Memphis
Martin Luther King
Summer starts in April in the 1968 unrest
Marilyn Manion argues the summer of 1968 would ignite amid riots led by the assassination fallout and planned SDS activism. She cites King’s intended April march, leftist agitation between April 21 and 30, and links to SDS, the Communist Party, W E B Du Bois Clubs, and Trotskyite splinter groups coordinating demonstrations.
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Marilyn Manion
Martin Luther King, Jr
Dr. King
Washington
N. A
Chicago
Students For A Democratic Society
New York University
Manhattan
Alice Widener
U.S.A
New York
Manion Forum
Widener
SDS
United States
Edwin Willis
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Communist Party
W. E. B. DarBois
New York City
San Francisco
Pentagon
American Way
Almanac May 3 highlights and history notes
The Almanac lists today May 3, 1968 as the 124th day of the year with 242 remaining. Historical items include Lincoln’s body reaching Springfield in 1863, Japanese bombers striking Chungking in 1939, and a 1948 Supreme Court ruling against property sale bans targeting minorities. a 1965 San Salvador earthquake killed 4% of people and injured 200.
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Springfield
Washington
Chungking
China
Supreme Court
San Salvador
The Candid Impostor Link to a Gripping Plot Unveiled
In a tense scene from George Harmon Coxe's The Candid Impostor, Ary Manning tests a legal note and a ten thousand dollar check as Sam Duncan's fate looms. Gary schemes to stay in the will while a poised Lucille Arnold enters, and Hector returns with a bruised yet ready appearance. The web tightens around Arnold as Gary sets plans for the next move, with a danger forcing a tomorrow continuation.
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Ary Manning
Sam Duncan
Elizabeth Duncan
Sam
John Arnold
Gary
Arnold
Manhattan National Bank
Thane
Lucille
Tulane University
New Orleans
Akron motorists urged to inspect fan belts every six months
Goodyear advises checking fan belts to prevent engine overheating and to ensure possible power for steering brakes and AC. Replacement every two years cited with a 395 million trip equivalence. 1967 mileage estimate rises to 967 billion versus 458 billion in 1950. sealing quotas noted with 65,816 skins taken from North Pacific grounds and Soviets at 17,505.
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Akron
Ohio
Goodyear
American Petroleum Institute
United States 1967 vehicle mileage total announced
The 1967 total motor vehicle mileage in the United States was reported by UPI and officials. The North Pacific Fur Seal Commission also agreed to maintain a ban on hunting fur seals in the open sea, with U. S. and Soviet officials speaking at the commission's 11th annual meeting.
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Tulsa, Okla
UPI
United States
Moscow
North Pacific Fur Seal Commission
U. S
Commission
Munich Tower Opens With Revolving 211‑Seat Restaurant
Munich unveils a 951 foot radio tower built on the 1972 Olympics site. A revolving restaurant for 211 at the 708 foot level, plus a snack bar and observation platform, serves guests. A second restaurant seating 250 sits at the base.
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Munich
UPD
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzles Featuring Historical Clues
A dense puzzle page with a long list of crossword clues and cryptogram quotes. Notable items include references to Italian river, Chinese port, biblical city, Greek letter, Norse, and foreign terms. The page also includes a sample cryptogram and a quotation line credited to Longfellow and a King Features Syndicate note.
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Cozy
Compass Point
Arch of Pens and Now It Looks Like Humphrey or Kennedy
Washington reports 1968 presidential race shifts focus from Nixon to a tight Democratic contest. Kennedy seeks McCarthy and Johnson veterans while Humphrey angles to unite Johnson faction and appeal to Midwest and East voters. McNamara’s moderation lingers as Clifford drives the peace push amid hawks' doubts.
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Humphrey
Kennedy
Henry Cathcart
Gentral Preas
Washington
Ashington
Republica
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Nelson Rockefeller
Eugene tCarthy
Robert F. Knedy
Hubert Humphrey
McCahy
Guld Humphrey
East
mid-South
Lyndon B Johnson
Johnson
Democratic Party
Lawrence O'Brien
Robert S. McNamara
Rove
McNamara
Vietna
Defense Department
Clark Clifford
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