Nixon Assails Humphrey On Vietnam War Tactics
The column skewers Richard Nixon for attacking Hubert Humphrey over Vietnam policy while noting Humphrey’s stance remains consistent on bombing pauses tied to Hanoi steps toward peace. It recalls Nixon’s own earlier push for deep U S involvement and contrasts it with current campaign claims. It also mentions SBA Lease Guarantee Program details urged by Sen. John Sparkman aimed at aiding small businesses.
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China
Small Business Administration
Congress
SBA
Main
Alabama
John Sparkman
Mitchell Appoints J. E. Mitchell Jr. to Planning Board
Gov Albert Brewer selects J E Mitchell Jr of Huntsville to lead the Planning and Industrial Development Board. Mitchell, a former Huntsville official and director of the Huntsville Industrial Expansion Committee, is praised as an outstanding choice for boosting Alabama industry statewide.
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Planning Commission
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Tom Johnson
North Alabama Industrial Development Association
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Brewer
State Industrial Development Board
My Answer By Billy Graham on Ministers and Profit Motive
Billy Graham argues preachers are not driven by money, noting many ministers earn far less than doctors or lawyers. He recalls Charles Wesley choosing ministry over wealth to honor God, stating true ministers and laymen alike should value spiritual over material gain.
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US carrier crew sends 70 pound cake to Australian PM
The Coral Sea sailors baked a 70 pound flag iced cake for Prime Minister John Gorton in Canberra as a thank you from sailors on leave in Australia. U S Ambassador William H Crook delivered the cake. a missing slice and frosting note reading The Phantom strikes again Ha Ha appeared when the crate was opened.
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Wall Street Firm Ties Stir Debate Over Nixon Campaign
Washington Merry Go Round notes that Nixon spent years with a major Los Angeles Wall Street law firm Adams Duke and Hazeldine, with members active in his campaign. The column recalls the firm’s $838,380 three year paid by railroads and cites recent opposition to a trucking bill amid railroad ties.
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New Jersey
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Massachusetts
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What If No Candidate Wins Majority in Electoral College
Viewpoint discusses the constitutional process if no ticket wins a majority. It notes the electoral college meets Dec 16 and Congress in January chooses the president in the House with one vote per state, while the Senate decides the vice president. It also covers possible political maneuvering, party control shifts, and implications for Nixon, Wallace, and Muskie, with background on Nixon’s regulatory stance and related figures.
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