Humphrey Considers Slower Pace Before Election Day
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey weighs dialing back campaign tempo with six weeks until election. He tours Michigan after New York crowds slowdown his motorcade on Fifth Avenue. He formally accepts New York Liberal party VP nomination and cites party’s anti extremism stance.
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Harry. Kelly
NEW York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Michigan
Fifth Avenue
Grand Rapids
Kalamazoo
Bay City
Flint
Humphrey
Western Michigan University
Minnesota
New York State
Liberal Party
American Labor Party
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Miller Reveals Anti Negro Clause on His Property
Rep William E Miller disclosed his Bethesda Maryland home once carried a racial covenant excluding Negroes but said Johnson contrasted by having such a clause in 1945 Miller noted the 1946 covenant followed a 1958 purchase. He spoke in Bakersfield while campaigning in California calling Democratic charges of warmongering unfair.
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Fresno
Calif
William E. Miller
Johnson
Miller
Washington
Bethesda
U.S. Supreme Court
Bakersfield
California
Merced
Stockton
San Francisco
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Connor to Sign Oath for DNC Seat
Eugene Bull Connor, Alabama's Democratic national committeeman, was expected to sign the loyalty oath today to be eligible for another term. If he refus es he could lose his seat. he was denied one last month for not pledging to back the party nominee.
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Birmingham
Eugene
Bull) Connor
Alabama
Connor
Democratic National Committee
Atlantic City
Brush Fire Ravages Santa Barbara Region
A brush fire near Santa Barbara burned into inland valleys and Montecito, destroying 78 structures including the homes of Avery Brundage and Dr. Robert Hutchins. One man was killed and 36 injured as 40,000 acres burned amid Santa Ana winds. fires also scarred northern counties with about 83,000 acres burned and 250 buildings lost.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
Robert Maynard Hutchins
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Santa ‘Ana
Pacific
Santa Ynez Mountains
U.S. Forest Service
Montecito
California
Bel Air
Brunage
Hutchins
Westmont College
Romero
John L. Patterson
Yreka
Sonoma
Napa
Lake
Humboldt
Mendocino
Division of Forestry
McShane Action Ruled Legal Over Ole Miss Riot
Federal Judge Claude F. Clayton ruled U S Marshal James P. McShane need not answer to Mississippi over his order to fire tear gas during the 1962 Ole Miss riot. The decision says federal officials are not absolutely immune and notes McShane had reasonable cause to believe drastic action was necessary to carry out his duties.
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Oxford
Miss
U.S
James P. McShane
Mississippi
University of Mississippi
Dist
Claude F. Clayton
United States
McShane
Ole Miss
James H. Meredith
Clayton
NAACP Begins Alabama Reentry After Eight Years
The NAACP filed papers in Alabama to resume out of state operation after eight year ban. A final revenue filing is expected soon and a Birmingham meeting set for Oct 30 to Nov 1 under Southeast regional director Ruby Hurley. Roy Wilkins pledges continued fight for freedom across all states.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Alabama
Montgomery
NAACP
Birmingham
Peter Hall
Naacp Southeast
Ruby Hurley
Roy Wilkins
New York
State Escorts For Goldwater At Alabama Event
Alabama delegates were asked to escort Barry Goldwater to the platform at the National Republican Women’s Conference in Louisville. Alabama Federation of Republican Women leaders reported on the Why Not Victory program ballot security precinct activity and women’s activities surrounding Goldwater’s recent Montgomery appearance.
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Louisville
Barry Goldwater
Alabama
Republican Women
Arizona
Carolyn Whitehurst
Huntsville
Wilmer C. Garrett
Montgomery
Alabama Federation of Republican Women
Garrett
Goldwater
Two Promotions In Securities In Alabama Department
Montgomery AP reports two promotions in the Alabama Department of Pensions and Security. Louise Pittman will become director, replacing Mrs Edward Gresham who retires. C Pugh will become assistant director and remains the bureau’s court consultant.
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Simon Bolivar
Conference of American Nations
Panama City
Mill Yard
E. Elm St
Athens
Ala
W. E. Cooley
E. Elm Street
Decatur
Buschs
2Nd Avenue
S.E
Robert T. Gray
Swan Creek
George M' Y
Kryptok
Clinton ST
W. B. McCrory
D. C
State
Goldie
Peace Corps
World
New
Verve
Sixth Ave
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Cedric Foster
WMSL
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