News Services Credit Line Dated June 14 1968
A Friday June 14 1968 credit line lists Associated Press New York Times News Service Congressional Quarterly News Service and World Book Encyclopedia Science Service as the contributing sources for the item.
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Associated Press
New York Times News Service
Congressional Quarterly News Service
World Book Encyclopedia
Science Service
The
New York Times News Sera
Editorial: Maybe It's Time We Picked A President By Popular Vote
A columnist argues for replacing the Electoral College with a national popular vote. It notes the framers planned electors to avoid party influence, recounts early conventions, and contends electors and conventions now distort voter intent. The piece calls for voters to decide how to elect the president.
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George Washington
Washington
U. S. House of Representatives
House
Republican Party
Resentment Toward God Forms Cynicism and Blame
Counselling discusses how many people resent God seeing him as cruel fate. They blame God for troubles, fail to thank blessings, and use God as a whipping boy. The prodigal son’s return symbolizes turning misery into joy and trust.
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T. R
What If Presidential Nominee Withdraws
A historical note on what happens if a party nominee or running mate dies or withdraws before the general election. It outlines that no law covers the event, but the Democratic and Republican parties have procedures to address the situation.
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Mittee
Republican National Committee
Political alignments sift through Wallace mentions in GOP chatter
BO Callaway of the Nixon campaign hints George Wallace may side with Nixon. Rockefeller urges Nixon to declare his Wallace stance while both parties discuss filling a presidential vacancy rule and VP succession contingencies. The piece stresses the urgency of choosing a vice presidential candidate.
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BO Callaway
Southern
George Wallace
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
Mr. Wallace
Mr. Rockefeller
Miami Judge Hands Probation After Razor Chest Wound
The Associated Press reports a Miami case where a judge granted probation to a woman charged with slashing her husband’s chest with a single-edge razor. The judge advised the man to consider an electric razor for safety.
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Associated Press
Miami
International student conspiracy fuels campus unrest
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues a global student conspiracy links Columbia, Berlin, Paris and Prague. He cites Mark Rudd, Daniel Cohn-Bendit, and Rudi Dutschke, notes Springer press backlash, and outlines factors behind the wave of protests from Latin America to the United States.
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Springer
Berlin
Columbia
New York
Belgrade
Warsaw
Cracow
Prague
Mark Rudd
Columbia University
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U. S
Danny Cohn-Bendit
Herbert Marcuse
University of California At
Dutschke
West Germany
Axel Springer
Berlin Wall
Rudi Dutschke
Daniel Cohn-Bendit
Sorbonne
Paris
The
Students For A Democratic Society
New
Columbia Cymnasium
Harlem’ Park
Institute of Defense Analysis
Rudd
Fingerprints Led to Ray Capture In London Case
Washington column outlines the crucial role of fingerprints in identifying James Earl Ray, the suspected killer of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It explains how latent prints, agency files, and cross border data pinpointed Ray after months of searching and the likelihood of conspirators.
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Martin Luther King Jr
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FBI
Ray
Dr.King
Atlanta
Eric Starvoalt
Canada
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