Why Ball Left Johnson For Humphrey
James Reston outlines George Ball resigning as U N ambassador to become Hubert Humphrey's top adviser. Ball opposed expanded Vietnam troop buildup but believed Humphrey's policy would align more with his own views. He seeks to shift debate to foreign policy realities and aims to steer Humphrey toward a broader overseas vision.
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New York Times News Service
New York
Johnson
Humphrey
Vietnam
George Ball
United Nations
Ball
U. S
State Department
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Ball
America
Adlai Stevenson
Chicago
Mr. Stevenson
Kennedy
White House
Stevenson
Senate
Europe
Washington
Ed Ball
North Vietnam
Secretariat
U. N
Radical Right Groups Back Wallace in Western States
Radical right wing groups aided Wallace affiliated party efforts across Idaho Colorado Montana and Nevada while Utah Arizona Washington and Oregon saw less visible activity California and Colorado featured Citizens Council and Birch Society involvement In California major recruitment pushed 100000 members Bakersfield chapter organized 70 registrars signing up 3900 new party members Idaho Illinois? no Joseph Stumph twin falls chaired Idaho campaign The Montana Birch Society led organizing in Helena with Mike Foley and other Birchers in key roles Nevada 3 electors pledged as Birch Society members Oregon qualified via a large Portland convention chaired by Keith E Cook
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Wallace Turner
New York Times News Service
San Francisco
Gov. C. Wallace
American Independent Party
John Birch Society
Idaho
Colorado
Montana
Nevada
New York Times
Utah
Arizona
Washington
Oregon
California
anti-Negro Citizens Council
Liberty Lobby
Wallace
A.I.P
Citizens Council
Birch Society
Lyman Steele
Gates Rubber Co
Denver
James Miller
Montclair Community
East
A.J.P
Bakersfield
The
Alvin Mayall
Kern
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Benson
Church of Latter Day Saints
Mormon
David O. McKay
McKay
Reed
Mike Foley
Helena
Bircher
Robert May
Great Falls
Birch Section
Conservative Party
H. Haskill Davis
Seattle
Davis
Elliot Carlson
John Birchers
Robert Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
George Wallace
Walter Merritt
Paul Laxalt
Republican Party
Daniel Hansen
Sparks
John McCoy
John ‘Detar
Reno
Portland
Keith E. Cook
U.N. Stirs Tension as U S Posts Resignations and Delays
The United Nations faces cooling relations with the United States as George Ball resigns from the U S delegation and J Russell Wiggins is named his successor. Two of ten U S seats at the General Assembly remain unfilled while Thant learns of Ball's exit.
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George W. Bell
U.S
United Nations
New York Times
N. Y
The
Washington
George W. Ball
United States
General Assembly
J. Russell Wiggins
Washington Post
Ball
Mr. Wiggins
World Organization
Czechoslovakia
Security Council
Yakov A. Malik
Thant
William B. Buffum
U. S. Thant
Liquor Offenses in Morgan County Alabama Traffic Laws
A Decatur business owner faces liquor law questions as he drinks beer while returning from Madison County. Officials discuss highway intoxication and public drunkenness penalties, search rights, and the role of warrants under Alabama law. Local judges praise Decatur police and Morgan Sheriff for enforcement.
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Decatur
Alabama
Schlitz
Madison County
Birmingham
Madison
Limestone County
State Department of Public Safety
Morgan Justices of the Peace
Dry
Morgan County
Tennessee Valley Area
Supreme Court
Pack Self
Morgan
David Sandlin
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By James Reston
Ambassador Ball
Richard Nixon
Maine
Southeast Asia
West
Drew Middleton
James Russell Wiggins
Sandlin
Tennessee
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