Nixon campaign notes and student supporters discuss plans
A fragmented report outlines Nixon aides and Amherst students David and Julie shaping campaign actions. It mentions Nixon’s tough stance on law and order, draft deferrals, and a potential wedding plan after college. The piece notes David’s speechwriting ambitions and secret service details for both, with an emphasis on the campaign’s overwhelming response.
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M. Nixon
Washington
Nixon
Javid
David
Amherst ‘College
Marsh ‘College
Amherst
Julie
Smith
Secret Service
Pizza maker awarded $335000 after auto crash
Lynbrook New York AP reports pizza maker Camillo Calogero was awarded 335000 by a jury after a September crash ended his delivery job. The 33 year old father of three says he once hurled dough ten feet high to improve taste and plans no return to work.
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Lynbrook
N.Y
Camillo Calogero
Palsirmo
Roscoe C. Smith
George Boots Smith Jr
Hope
Dallas
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Classroom Teachers Association of Dallas
Dallas Independent School District
John Henry Brown
PTA
Smith
Virginia Jackson
National Educational Association
Bishop College
North Texas State
Behoo
Circle 10 Council
Glidden Paint Co
Glen New
Sentinel ABM program survives Senate attack
The Sentinel anti ballistic missile system survived a Senate challenge as lawmakers rejected a move to delay funding and another to drop it from a military construction bill. Supporters touted its potential against China and possibly the Soviet threat while critics warned of growing costs amid a broader defense cut.
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Robert T Gray
Associated Presss
Washington (Ap
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Everett Dirksen
AFIM
Defense Department
Vietnam
Secret Service Guards Governor Reagan in California
Secret Service agents have been assigned to guard Gov Ronald Reagan a California Republican presidential hopeful Protection has been added to Reagan’s security detail and daily public tours of his outer office have been canceled The move follows Kennedy assassination risk prompting new protection for presidential contenders
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Reagan
Secret Service
Capitol
Reane Inauguration
Bill Stall
Calif
Ronald Reagan
California
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry C. Fowler
Humphrey faces third party risk as McCarthy faction grows
Vice President Hubert Humphrey faces fears that Eugene McCarthy could bolt the Democrats to form a third party this fall. McCarthy denies leaving the party, while Humphrey backers weigh possible fallout from New York primary strength and potential Nixon alignment. Historic echoes of 1948 loom as civil rights and regional splits test Democratic unity.
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Harry Kelly
Associated Press
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Sen
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Democratic Farmer Labor Party
St. Paul
Minnesota
Mst
Humphrey
Democratic Party
Geri Joseph
Democratic National Committee
Women For
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Strom Thurmond
Alabama
George Wallace
Progressive Party
Henry Wallace
Harry S. Truman
White House
Kenya Keeps Havoc With the Movies in Nairobi
In Nairobi half the films carry age restrictions from unsuitability for under tens to adults only. U.S. and British favorites nearly vanish as Kenya Film Corp controls imports. The film board reports theaters shuttering and daily operations uncertain as negotiations with American distributors stall.
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Nairobi
Kenya
U.S
Texas
Kenya Film Corp
Motion Picture Exporters’ Association of Ameri Ica
KFC
New York
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