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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1968

Page

3

O'Hair Continues War on God From Austin Home

Madalyn Murray O'Hair, calling herself the most hated woman, continues her campaign against religion from a quiet Austin apartment. She aims to end church tax exemptions and pursue court action after the next presidential election, arguing the federal government subsidizes churches at $16 million daily and that church wealth should be taxed.

Philip Gargn Austin Tex UPI Madalyn Murray O'Hair America Austin Mrs. O’hair Richard Society of Separationists Baltimore William Maryland Vietnam General Motors Ford At&t Standard Oil Texaco Sears-Roebuck Court of Appeals U. C. Supreme Court

Perimeter Breaks as Allies Repel Red Swarm

Reported at Doc Lap Green camp northeast of Saigon a small U.S. and South Vietnamese force held off about 3,000 North Vietnamese troops with support from B52 bombers and helicopter gunships. American and South Vietnamese fighters dropped nearly 40 tons of bombs in airstrikes around the camp and district headquarters, as the siege intensified for a third day.

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Major Population Centers Seen As New Hanoi Target

Saigon reports indicate Hanoi aims at major population centers including Saigon and Tay Ninh as a strategic shift. Observers note the Tet offensive’s impact, with enemy actions appearing as reconnaissance and harassing raids, while broader strikes focus on city arteries and fewer American casualties.

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Movie Pioneer Dead At 74

The film industry mourns producer Hunt Stromberg who died at 74 after a stroke. Stromberg, once Hollywood's top producer in the 1930s, helped shape major studio classics and built a lasting legacy in early American cinema.

Prominent MGM Producer Louis B Mayer Era Leader

Be Se aest with Louis B Mayer Irving Shalberg and Harry Rap, he was one of the Big Four in early MGM. His 1936 The Great Tieffeld earned an Academy Award. He produced Greta Garbo in The Torrent and gave Joan Crawford her debut in Letty Lynton.

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Fire sweeps Rosario market killing seven

A Market blaze in Rosario, 50 miles south of Manila, swept through the public market today, killing seven members of a single family and causing extensive damage. The fire, reported in Manila by United Press International, prompted emergency crews to battle the flames and prevent spread to nearby stalls.

Manila UPI Rosario

Texans Win Fight On Unit Rule Vote At Convention

CHICAGO AP Defiant Texans pushed a floor fight at the Democratic National Convention over scrapping the unit rule. Tom Gordon of Texas claimed at least 19 signatures to force a minority report before the full convention, with observers predicting defeat. He noted delegates from several states joined in backing the effort as support from Louisiana, South Carolina, Arkansas, and others grew.

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Democrats Confront Confusion at Chicago Democratic Convention

Chicago scene brims with disorder as the Democratic National Convention opens amid taxi strikes, security badge chaos, and logistical snafus. Alabama delegates split, McCarthy and Humphrey factions maneuver, while Daley hires buses and fences streets to calm crowds.

Chicago Land of Lincoln

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