Wallace Campaign Stir Puts Rhode Island in Turmoil
Wallace drew 3000 to a Rhode Island rally at Rhodes on the Pawtuxet Ballroom where hecklers and supporters clashed as he urged his independent bid. A bomb squad cleared the hall and 50 officers maintained order while about 1200 signed petitions to place him on the ballot.
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Max Frankec
New York Times
Providence, R. I
George C. Wallace
Secret Service
Wallace
Rhode Island
Rhodes-on-the- Pawtuxet
American Independent Party
McCarthy
U S Readies Studies Necessary To Begin Nuclear Race Curb Talks
U S officials plan talks with the Soviet Union on limiting the nuclear missile race. Studies expect tough on site inspection issues for ABM and ICBM limits. Satellite imagery aids estimates of Soviet strength while secrecy and access limit data.
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U.S
New York
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Johnson Briefs Wallace Nixon On Foreign Policy
President Johnson gave two-hour personal briefings on foreign policy to candidates George Wallace and Richard Nixon. Differences among experts over Wallace’s status as a potential president remained unresolved. Cabinet talks with the Russians about position papers were expected to continue for final approval.
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Wallace
White House
Johnson
George Wallace
Paris
Washington
George C. Wallace
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
World leaders review global situation with Nixon
Near day’s end the president and Nixon held a lengthy session to assess the world situation. Secretary of State Dean Rusk sat in on both meetings as reporters noted the discussions. See WALLACE on Page 3.
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Vietnam
Dean Rusk
Tom Johnson
White House
Nixon
Dean Ruski
Pravda claims US aid to anti Prague reform movement
The Soviet newspaper Pravda accuses the United States of planning weapons shipments to anti Communist forces in Czechoslovakia and of raising NATO's military profile. It says reformist Prague elements embrace democratic socialism and call for Soviet style rule, while Moscow shows no sign of compromise.
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Moscow
Pravda
Wall ‘Street Journal
Czechoslovakia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Prague
Communist Party
Kremlin
Just A Bit Of Research For Me
A White 18 year old, Judy Reeves, won the $500 top prize in Huie's search for Wallace backing Negro voters. Three Black men received $100 each for identifying Wallace supporters, with Reeves the first to contact Huie at the Alabama capitol steps.
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Piet Bennett
Associated Press
Montgomery
William Bradford Huie
George Wallace
Huie
Judy Reeves
Bay Minette
Hartselle
Wallace
Alabama
William Thomas
Florence
Frank Mastin
Mastin
Miss Reeves
Morris Anderson
Milk price cap debate in Alabama sparks vote
Citizens weigh opposition to a proposed rise in milk retail price from 58 cents per half gallon, with policymakers considering impact on households. Local merchants and grocers express concerns about affordability and market effects while regulators study supply dynamics.
Milk Price Hike Hint In Rebate Plan At Board Meeting
Alabama milk traders told the milk control board there is no profit in selling milk and a price increase with a rebate may be required. Merchants cited a 17 percent markup needed to break even while wholesale milk costs 53.5 cents per half gallon and retail tops 58 cents.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Milk Control Board
Montgomery Advertiser
H. Delchamps Jr
Mobile
Delchamps Food
Senate Acts Save Post Office From Weekend Closings
The Senate exempted the Post Office from manpower cuts delaying Saturday office closures. If the House does not act, Saturday window service will end next week and street box collections will stay at Sunday levels. Postmaster General Watson urged House approval and Senator Monterney cited rising mail volumes.
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Senate
Decatur
Magnavox
Robinson Furniture
Avenue
W. Marvin Watson
House
I. E. Selfs
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RUSS
Seymour Topping
New York Times News Service
Morris
E Bank St.Adv
Wallace Munn
Robert B. Semple JR
Morris’ Anderson
DIAL
Cleveland
A. S
Mike Monterney
Okla
Post Office Department
Quickies
Ken Reynolds
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