Fourth party surge could split votes in 1968 race
Polls show a potential fourth party led by McCarthy or Rockefeller gaining attention though credibility remains limited while the concept is exploratory. McCarthy says he will reject a fourth party if denied the Democratic nomination, yet followers may push beyond existing party lines. Even if formed, ballot access varies by state, potentially affecting electoral college outcomes and the chance of a nonmajority.
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McCarthy
Rockefeller
George Wallace
ICC Sets Sept 18 Hearing on Passenger Train Standards
Washington AP The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered hearings on railroads passenger service powers setting Sept 18 for arguments before the nine member body The case reviews minimum service standards for interstate trains including potential sleeping and dining cars and questions the SP Sunset service between New Orleans and Los Angeles charged with downgrading to deter travel The commission will decide on jurisdiction whether to set rules and whether the SP violated the Interstate Commerce Act
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Washington
Commis- Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
John & Messer
Commission
Southern Pacific Co
Sun
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Messer
Itl
Wall Heater Blamed In Home Fire In San Leandro
A pillow on a wall heater ignited when the thermostat stuck on, causing an $8,000 fire at Mrs. R. H. Wilson’s residence on Swenson Street. Beth Wilson awoke to find the family room ablaze and alerted the family who escaped unharmed. Firemen fought the blaze for over two hours. minor injuries reported by Capt. Glen Crouch and firefighter William Pryor.
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San Leandro
R. H. Wilson
Swenson St
Beth
Glen Crouch
William Pryor
Daily Review publication details and contact notices
The Daily Review listing shows publication by The Daily Review with Floyd Sparks as president and publisher William Chiles as busman manager and advertising director. It notes post office class matter under the Aarnk Conpiedy March 1, 189% and provides addresses and phone listings for Winton Avenue Heyword processing offices in California, plus Fremont office contact details and circulation bureau.
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Daily Review
Tnt
Floyd Sparks
William Chiles
Hayward
Galie
Winton Ave
Heyword
Pasalty
Racism in Education Panel at California State College Nayward
A public discussion on racism in education is planned tomorrow at California State College Nayward. Nathan Hare, director of the Wack Studies Institute at San Francisco State College, will chair the panel, starting at noon in Music Building room A1055. The talk is the second in a general studies seminar series exploring Awakening Black Consciousness.
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California’ State College
Nayward
Nathan Hare
Wack Studies Institute
San Francisco State College
Music Building
Ray Suffered Fearful Past Says Chicago Daily News
The Chicago Daily News reports psychiatrist Dr Henry Gublivatedra evaluated Earl Ray after his second escape attempt. Tests at Missouri State Prison found Ray obsessively anxious, fearing harm, with no delusions. The report labels him neurotic and doubts parole at that time.
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API
Chicago Daily News
Dames
Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
The
Daily News
Ray
Missouri
Henry Vo Gublivatedra
Guhiman
Union City Fire Damages Former City Hall Clinic Site
Fire at the Union City building once used as city hall caused smoke damage throughout the one story structure. Dr Julius Leving had planned to extend Levine Medical Clinic in Hayward, with renovations paused by the blaze. Dr Sidney Jackson had sublet the space for offices but moved out last month.
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Julius Leving
Sidney Jackson
Jackson
Bulding
Levine
Levine Medical Clinic
Hayward
Impatas
Mesjdical
John Alcalde
Union City
Chef Gatria
Newton Motion Denied in Alameda Court
Alameda County Superior Court Judge Aton Joe Friedman denied Huey Newton's request to strike a 1944 felony conviction. The judge noted a 1965 District Court of Appeals ruling and the State Supreme Court's refusal to hear Newton's appeal. Jury selection for Newton's trial on homicide and wounding charges continued with several jurors tentatively seated.
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Joe Friedman
Huey Newton
Charles Garry
Friedman
District Court of Appeals
Newton
State Supreme Court
Black Pathers
Oakland
Gerry
Smiling Lady Robber Smiles During Theft at Market
SAN FRANCISCO AP reports a smiling female robber entered the Old Franklin Market Sunday. She demanded all money from the cash register, about $50, while the proprietor John Seto recalled she smiled, then fell. He alerted police as she departed.
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San Francisco
John Seto
Old Franklin
Seto
Steelworkers near unanimous vote for Aug. 1 strike
In Pittsburgh and nationwide, union members push for contract gains versus steel firms. Nearly 390,000 workers weigh in with strong support as locals report high approval rates for a looming Aug. 1 strike, with sessions and meetings continuing through the week to rally membership.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
United Steelworkers Union
Nalip
Mohe
Coffee Blaze At San Leandro Plant Triggers Loss
A fire at General Foods Corp in San Leandro caused about 500 pounds of coffee and a monetary loss of 8900 to 400. Fire crews contained the blaze as the plant’s sprinkler and internal crew gained control before arrival of firefighters. Union negotiators urged a Tuesday vote by 60 locals in the United States and Canada amid stalled talks on wages benefits and contract language.
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General Foods Corp
Halybi Drive
United States
Canada
Most
New Humphrey Biography backs current war stand
Washington awaits the release of a Ralph Martin written authorized biography of Hubert H. Humphrey titled A Man for All People. The book argues vice president Humphrey privately shares his public stance on Vietnam and highlights his long view of the vice presidency and its limited authority. It covers his relationship with President Johnson, McCarthy opposition, and past campaigns.
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Rubert H. Humphrey
Vietnam
Ralph Martin
McCarthy
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Bis
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Castro Valley Adult Recreation Cancelled for Monday Nights
Hayward Area Recreation District supervisor A Bunin announced Castro Valley High School would host Wednesday sessions from 7 00 to 9 30 pm while Monday night activities for men and women are moved to Arrayo High School in San Tlorenzo Castro Valley.
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Hayward Area Recreation District
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Bunin
Arrayo High School
San Tlorenzo
Peace and Freedom Party Nominates Cleaver for President
Eldridge Cleaver, minister of information for the Black Panthers, was named the Peace and Freedom party presidential candidate at its New York statewide convention. Douglas F. Dowd of Cornell University was nominated as interim vice president as the party approved a coalition with the Black Panthers.
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Eldridge Cleaver
Black Panthers
Peace and Freedom Party
United States
Oakland
Douglas F. Dowd
Cornell University
Dowd
Students For A Democratic Society
the Peace and Freedom Pary
Four GIs Still Sought In S F
San Francisco officials widened a search for four Army GIs who escaped from the Presidio stockade by cutting through a boiler room window Saturday night. Two escapees were recaptured near the gate and identified as William G. Hayes and Allen Rupert. The remaining four at large are David T Gomes Bernard Knight Alexander G Mere and Richard Valez. They were in stockade for pre trial confinement for AWOL and wore Army fatigues.
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San Francisco
UPI
Presidio Stockade
Army
Presidio Gate
William G. Hayes
Hillsdale
Calif
Allen Rupert
Susan City
Teamsters and UAW Plan Alliance in Chicago News Conference
The United Auto Workers and Teamsters, two of the nation’s largest unions with 3.4 million members, plan a cooperative alliance while remaining in AFL-CIO. UAW President Walter Reuther and Teamsters head Frank Fitzsimmons declined comment. James Hoffa is in federal prison for jury tampering. A formal announcement was expected at a Chicago news conference.
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Chicago
United Auto Workers
Teamsters
Fos
At Alliance
Roth
Afl-Cio
Frank Fitzsimmons
James R. Hoffa
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
GOP Hall Picketed In Miami
Pickets marched at Convention Hall in Miami Beach amid a dispute over a computerized device feeding CBS TV screens delaying finishing touches for the Republican National Convention. Officials expect the convention to open as scheduled on August 5. Local 1212 of the Electrical Workers Union says CBS is unfair for not hiring a union member to operate the device.
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Fla
International Brotherhood For Electrical Workers
IBEW
Convention Hall
CBS
Ver
Local
Electrong Hworkers
Bil Leonard
CBS News
Area Woman in Critical Condition After Plane Crash
Av on Lois Lengel 20 of San Jose remained in critical condition at St Rose Hospital Hayward after a small private plane she rode in crashed near Livermore. Pilot Stephen Vengel 27 of Castro Valley was reported in serious condition at Valley Memorial Hospital. The crash occurred as the plane’s field landing area served as a parachutists drop zone north of Livermore.
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Avon Lois Lengel
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St. Rose Hospital
Hayward
Stephen Vengel
John Ct
Castro Valley
Valley Memorial Hospital
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