Democratic contenders rally about peace and unity in Chicago
The speech from Hubert H. Humphrey and Senator Edmund S. Muskie on the Democratic ticket emphasizes peace in Vietnam and domestic harmony. They urge frank debate, reject mob violence, and call for unity within the party and nation as they face a pivotal era.
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Weather Espariment Station Report for 24 Hours
Arkansas mostly cloudy and mild through Saturday with scattered showers and thundershowers in western portions. Tonight and early Friday lows around 66 to 70, highs around 86, 60 for tonight.
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Weather and Freedom Dialogue by King Kamehameha I
A fragment discusses guiding democratic participation and freedom as a creative human expression. It envisions a self disciplined, enlightened society, contrasting with a barracks state. It notes Hawaii's King Kamehameha I, called the Napoleon of the Pacific.
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Muskie Emerges as Johnson's VP Pick After Senate Rise
CHICAGO AP. Lyndon Johnson’s move against Edmund Muskie nine years ago faded as Muskie rose to prominence in the Senate and became Johnson’s VP candidate. Muskie, Maine’s former governor and Navy veteran, built influence on pollution and Model Cities bills, led campaign committees, and earned praise as a tough, liberal ally. He is Polish American, Bates College graduate, and married with five children.
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President Played Good Politics at National Convention
President Johnson did not attend his party’s convention, guided by security, pride, and political calculation. Sources note White House aides advised avoiding a tense event in Chicago. Humphrey praised Johnson’s legacy, and Johnson’s absence marks a rare deviation since FDR in 1944. The piece ends oddly with a note about Neptune’s two moons.
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Emotional Tribute to Kennedy at 1968 Democratic Convention
At the Chicago convention the final session opened with a 20 minute film tribute to Sen Robert F Kennedy followed by 19 minutes of singing as delegates struggled to maintain order. Edward Kennedy introduced the tribute via videotape from Hyannisport Mass and urged love over hate as the nation reflected on his brother's life. The night featured other demonstrations including pro Daley signs and a later tribute to Martin Luther King Jr before the session quieted. Edward Kennedy stayed at Cape Cod after taping and did not address the convention in person.
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Ike Seems to Be Doing Real Fine
Washington AP reports cardiac specialist Dr. Paul Dudley White says Dwight D. Eisenhower, 77, is tough and has a tough heart with modern medicine. Doctors reduced daily bulletins. prognosis remains uncertain but White stresses hope and the heart’s resilience.
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Democratic National Convention Guests Pack Chicago Venue
At the International Amphitheatre attendees from 62 nations join prominent diplomats including Nicaragua’s Guillermo Sevilila Saceda and France’s Jacques Lepratte. Republican observers led by Donald Rumsfeld say they are there to monitor records and provide access to press. Meanwhile large meat portions are reported as 8,780 pounds prime rib 8,000 tenderloin 5,500 strip loin with an extra 16,000 pounds of beef trucked in midweek.
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Five Caldwell County Commissioners Sentenced in Contempt
In Senoir North Carolina five Caldwell County commissioners were found guilty of contempt of court for failing to provide adequate office space for the clerk of Superior Court and were sentenced to 48 hours in county jail. They immediately said they would appeal to the North Carolina Appeals Court and were released on $500 bond. The item notes Col. Robert E. Lee led the troops that captured John Brown after his raid on the Harpers Ferry armory.
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