Johnson Urges Unity in Season of Bitter Debate
President Johnson appealed for end to hate and fear in campaign ethics during remarks at Thomas More College dedication, urging the uphill road of responsibility. He endorsed Humphrey and criticized Nixon and Wallace, linking crime rhetoric to fear and disunity.
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Bernard Gwertzman
New York Times
Fort Mitchell
Johnson
Thomas More College
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
George C. Wallace
Nixon
Wallace
Washington, D.C
United States
Philadelphia
TV schedule tweaks and daylight saving questions in Decatur
The column reports WMSL passing The Ugliest Girl in Town for NBC's Daniel Boone premiering Oct 10 6 to 7 P.M. It notes a Kennedy book order delay and a hot Austin High production with no AC. It answers daylight saving end date Oct 26 at 2 a.m. and cautions about a Florida vacation contest and BBB guidance. It ends with a Washington update on Soviet submarines and ICBMs.
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WMSL
E. C
Decatur
Decatur Civic Theater
Austin High
R. E
NASA Counts A Decade Of Launches And Achievements
Washington AP NASA tallies 234 major launches in its first decade 189 successful by vehicle 174 by mission two under evaluation. It details rockets from Scout to Saturn V and notes Pioneer I 70 717 miles deep space, budget growth and rising employment.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Agency
Decatur Daily Updates On Photon Type Setting
The Decatur Daily explains a new Photon type setting machine cost over 60000 dollars speeds production like five linotypes. The paper notes smaller type is a temporary bug and an electronics engineer will adjust the machine Monday afternoon to increase type size. Larger type will return as soon as possible.
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Decatur
Photon Company of
Boston
City's New First Lady Ready For Busy Future
Mrs. Charles Gunthorp, wife of the incoming mayor, outlines a busy life balancing teaching at Decatur Junior High and supporting her husband. She writes fiction, once worked for Alabama newspapers, and enjoys history and world politics while predicting political outcomes.
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Charles Gunthorp
Gunthorp
Atlanta
South
Alabama
University of Alabama
Birmingham
Nixon Eyes Social Security Increase Promises 65 Conference
Nixon proposed a automatic cost of living tied raise for Social Security benefits and pledged a White House conference on issues facing Americans over 65 to redefine their role. The plan aims to adjust pensions with inflation and address senior needs.
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Miami
Fla
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Humphrey Moves to Revive Campaign With National Talk
Hubert H. Humphrey scheduled a nationwide TV address on foreign policy and Vietnam for Monday night as he seeks to revive his campaign. A poll showed him trailing Nixon, who outlined proposals for older Americans during a campaign break at his Key Biscayne resort.
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Maryhill
Wash
Hubert H. Humphrey
Vietnam
Johnson
Humphrey
Richard M.nixon
Nixon
Key Biscayne
Van
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