Wallace Calls Police to Quell Protests Nationwide
George C. Wallace in a New York Times interview in Dallas argues for aggressive police action to create a fear of the constabulary and deter unrest. He says suppression may prevent an explosion of right wing violence against demonstrators and outlines changes he would pursue if elected.
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Ben A. Franklin
New York Times News
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Alabama
New York Times
Dallas
Friday On A-5 Complete Text Feared by Wallace Support
The transcript outlines George Wallace's push for constitutional reform to grant states and local governments control over public schools, enabling local option on desegregation. It also covers his stance on Taft Hartley rights, right to work opposition, and restricting public employee strikes while permitting union organizing for bargaining.
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Alabama
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Earl Warren
Wallace
Auburn Proxy Teachers Poorest Paid In Country
Auburn University President Harry Philpott warns Alabama ranks last in teacher pay nationwide. He cites Mississippi's pay raise and urges educators and taxpayers to push for action. More than 500 EEA members hear him at Austin High. Oct hearings urged at Walter Jackson School.
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Lee Sentell
Alabama
Auburn University
Harry Philpott
Mississippi
Philpott
Alabama Education Association
Austin High School
Redus Collier
Auburn
Alabama Education Study Commission
Walter Jackson School
Clanton Lee
Titan 3 rocket launches four satellites into distinct orbits
At Cape Kennedy a Titan 3 rocket placed four military research satellites into separate orbits in a six and a half hour mission. One communications satellite could aid battlefield radio, while others study radiation, heat transfer, and space environment effects. The craft reach 21,000 to 22,300 mile altitudes over the equator and near South America.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Launch Control Center
Defense Department
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
Florida
Air Force
Equator
South America
Earth
Binson Furniture Ad Promises Frigidaire Service
Local ad on Second Ave promotes guaranteed Frigidaire service from Binson Furniture. Contact number 353-2370 for appliance support.
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Binson Furniture
Rome
Nixon trims Wallace threat amid South surge
AP reports Richard Nixon scales back claims of sweeping victory in the Deep South as George Wallace gains third party strength. Nixon names Florida Tennessee Kentucky Virginia as safe and eyes North Carolina Georgia Texas, while warning Wallace could split anti Johnson votes in Texas and Florida.
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ST. Louis
Richard M. Nixon
Alabama
George C. Wallace
South
Nixon
Deep South
Florida
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Texas
Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert M. LaFollette
House of Representatives
Atlanta
Humphrey
Johnson
Eisenhower
Humphrey urges shift from global gendarme role in speech
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey telling the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco rejects the United States acting as a global gendarme. He proposes a U N peacekeeping force in Vietnam and calls for new peace strategy while criticizing Johnson era policies. Nixon counters by claiming Republicans are peacekeepers and cites Eisenhower era restraint.
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Associated Press
Hubert H. Humphrey
Southeast Asia
United States
Commonwealth Club of
San Francisco
United Nations
U.N
Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Humphrey
U.S
North Vietnam
Johnson
Anti Cloture Majority Seen In Fortas Debate
Senate debate on Abe Fortas nomination centers on anti filibuster rule. Sen. Baker says 52 senators may oppose cloture with 36 committed against debate limits. Leaders aim to bring Fortas before the Senate for a vote next week amid filibuster talk and criticism of Fortas for a $15000 university seminar fee.
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Washington
Abe Fortas
Senate
Sen
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtenn
Fortas
Baker
Johnson
Earl Warren
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Committee On the Judiciary
John Stennis
Cd Miss
Supreme Court of the United States
Stennis
Michigan
Robert P Griffin
Griffin
Mansfield
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
ANTI
Markets drift higher in heavy trading on New York stocks
Markets show gains in heavy trading with Cotton down. In Chicago Wheat advances on solid demand while Corn declines and Oats mix with light trade. Soybeans drop as liquidation persists. Butcher hogs fall 25 to 50 cents with 4,500 receipts and top at 21.00. Slaughter steers in short supply to test market.
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New York
Chicago
312 Communists Killed In Drive
American forces in South Vietnam report 312 enemy killed over two days on the northern coastal plain near Tam Ky. Americal Division losses were four dead and 48 wounded. The fight began after a North Vietnamese rocket struck a patrol. reinforcements and heavy artillery followed.
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John Lengel
Associated Press
Saigon
South Vietnam
Americal
U.S
Tam Ky
Quang Tin Province
Dayan says war resumption more likely in Middle East
AP dispatches report Dayan warns a new Middle East conflict is likelier now than months ago. In Washington, living costs rose 0.3 percent last month, marking 1968's sharpest price surge in 17 years. Michigan Governor Romney condemns third party candidate Wallace as a threat to the country.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Moshe Dayan
Middle East
Washington
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
George Romney
George Wallace
Chrysler rolls back 1969 car price increase
Chrysler announces a price rollback after a brief rise this year with a net increase of about 52 dollars per car or 1.8 percent, contrasting earlier increases of 84 dollars or 2.9 percent and drawing government criticism. Justice Byron R. White declined to halt transferring 74 Minnesota reservists to Vietnam, saying their call to active duty was not blocked.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
U. S
Johnson
Chrysler
Washington
Byron R. White
Supreme Court
Vietnam
Minnesota
HUD Reviews Plan for 600 Low Rent Units in Decatur
Decatur Housing Authority seeks HUD approval for a long range project adding 600 low rent units over five years. The plan totals about 7.2 million dollars at 12 thousand per unit, largely for elderly housing and urban renewal relocations, with sites to be chosen across the northwest area and other projects.
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Decatur
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Hud
Decatur Housing Authority
Charles Parker
Parker
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