Vice presidential pick study swirls around Humphrey ticket
Debate centers on a running mate who can broaden support for Hubert Humphrey. Candidates discussed include Fred Harris of Oklahoma, John Connally allies, Edmund Muskie, Sargent Shriver, and the role of southern leaders, with Kennedy family considerations and Vietnam fallout shaping the choice.
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Chicago
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Vietnam
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Oklahoma
Walter F. Mondale
Harris
John V. Lindsay
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Dixie
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Maine
Sargent Shriver
France
Peace Corps
Johnson
Congress
Eugene McCarthy
Resurrection City cost to taxpayers questioned in committee notes
The committee notes assess Resurrection City security and cleanup at about 245000 dollars. Police protection cost 144989 dollars, mainly overtime. Tearing down the encampment adds about 60000 dollars. DC contributes 13514 dollars for area restoration. An extra 14607 dollars covers police and cleanup for the June 19 march. The SCLC posted a 5000 dollar bond for damages.
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Resurrection City
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District of Columbia
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Eisenhower brother urges Washington voters to defeat Magnuson
Edgar Eisenhower, brother of former President, writes to Seattle voters urging defeat of Senator Warren Magnuson over trade with the Communist bloc. He distributes a window sticker and claims Magnuson backed Johnson Administration trade policy. The letter argues defeating Magnuson would prove Americans oppose Communist trade.
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Eisenhower
Seattle
Washington State
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Sen. Magnuson
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Kennedy
John Tower
Texas
Yugoslavia
Paul Findlay
Poland
Europe
Czechoslovakia
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Magnuson
Victor Wickersham
D-Okla
Riots and gun control debates spill from Cleveland to Congress
National outrage over riot plots and gun laws grows as Cleveland violence prompts calls for federal action. Rep. Vanik accuses interstate gun commerce of fueling sniper fire with M 1 carbines and M 16s while lawmakers resist stricter controls amid lobby influence. A broader bipartisan trade stance toward Eastern Europe is noted as context.
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Cleveland
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China
United States
U.S
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Congress
House of Representatives
City
Interstate
House
Washington
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