Hubert Humphrey Showcased as Quick Thinker and Leader
The piece profiles Hubert Horatio Humphrey highlighting his quick thinking and energetic style as he seeks the Democratic nomination. It traces his early life from Wallace South Dakota to Minneapolis mayor, U.S. Senate, and vice presidency, noting his liberal record, ongoing self education, and insistence that he is his own man ahead of the August convention.
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Poverty Trap May Be Avoided
The Orlando Sentinel quotes President Johnson predicting 40 million more city residents in ten years facing overcrowding and high taxes. He advocates building new rural communities with affordable houses, tax incentives for factories, and independent work to escape urban poverty.
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Howard University Seen as Soft Target for Militants
Drew Pearson reports student militants from Students for a Democratic Society planned campus sit ins to seize control of universities. He notes actions at Howard and Columbia, including a March Charter Day disruption where President Nabrit spoke amid protesters, highlighting the movement's black leadership and federal funding.
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Johnson Could Open Convention
President Johnson may open the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in August and frame the party’s defense of his four year administration on international and domestic affairs. His stance could influence uncommitted delegates and boost Vice President Humphrey if the nomination race tightens. He signaled unity while denigrating opponents and hinted at peace talks shaping the agenda.
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Misstatement notice details and local press info
A Decatur Alabama newspaper notice outlines misstatement policy and grievance redress procedures. It lists publication schedule by days, carrier delivery, and subscription rates including daily and Sunday options with tax included.
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