Obituaries Page Two New York and Texas
New York and Uvalde obituaries report the deaths of Mobil board chair Brewster Jennings at 70 after a brief illness and Tully Garner, 72, son of John Nance Garner, likely heart attack in Texas. Marcel Duchamp, 81, painter of the Little Descending Staircase, dies. Marc Connelly, 77, Pulitzer winner, prepares memoirs Voices Offstage. Nixon rallies in Norfolk mocking Wallace and predicting shifts in the 1968 race amid talk of a submarine gap and Soviet power threats.
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New York
Brewster Jennings
Mobil of Corp
Jennings
Mobil
Uvalde, Tex
Tully C. Garner
John Nance Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Marc Connelly
Warren to Stay on as Court Chief
Washington AP reports Chief Justice Earl Warren will remain on the bench when the Supreme Court opens Monday as Abe Fortas withdraws his bid to be chief justice. Johnson may nominate again or delay action. critics warned of continued attacks on the court as Warren avoided a rushed decision.
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Washington
Abe Fortas
Tas
Olementel
Fortas
Supreme Court
Johnson
Congress
Senate
Robert P. Griffin
R.mich
Sen
Howard
Baker
R-Tenn
Philip 4. Hart
Ds Mich
Eisenhower
Tam
American University
Yon
Strom Thurmond
R.C
U.S
Homer Thornberry
Texas
Forstas
Crank backs 18 vote rights not beer purchase
Arkansas Democrat gubernatorial candidate Marion Crank says 18 year olds should vote but not buy beer. He criticizes Gov. Rockefeller for linking youth voting to other issues and cites auto insurance costs as a consequence of youth voting. He defends some out of state appointees while arguing 30 Arkansans can run the penitentiary system.
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Little Rock
Marion H. Crank
Crank
Arkansas
Rockefeller
Arkansas Loan & Thrift Corp
Arkansas) Loan & Thrift
Humphrey campaign swings through West Virginia cities
Sen. Hubert Humphrey tours Pineville to Charlotte with crowds up to 13,000 praising his “new day” program including Social Security increases and education for all. Nixon debate claims, police aid, UN peace force and tax reform are touted as parts of the platform. The scene overlaps with HOI hearings on Chicago violence and antiwar protesters in Washington and New York, with arrests and subpoenas unfolding as the sessions continue.
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Pineville
Slab Fork
Crab Orchard
Glen Jean
North Fork
Wolf Pen
Jimmy Wolford
Humphrey
West Virginia
Dixie
Knoxville
Tenn
Jacksonville
Fla
Charlotte
W.C
Minneapolis
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Richard M. Nixon
United Nations
Vietnam
Hoffman
Capitol
Albert Watson
House On American Activities Subcommittee
Abbie Hottman
Jerry Rubin
Yippies
Rubio
Tesday
Mexico City student uprising rages with heavy gunfire
In Mexico City a nocturnal clash between student protesters and troops left many injured or dead. The IOC called a meeting on the possible impact on the 1968 Summer Games, while officials claimed precautions were in place. Soldiers seized buildings in the Plaza de las Tres Culturas area as snipers fired from high rises and apartments.
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Big Girl
International Olympic Committee
Tlates
Associated Press
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Soviet Union
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Chicago
Mr. Thomas
Lester Kent
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Moon
Ark
Vic’s Dollar Store
Second & Main Sts
Hope, Ark
Don River
Perma Press
Poir
Jose
Tol Ledo
University of México
Anblance
Santo Tomas Vocational School
Walgreens
Walgreen
Magi Walgreem
Walgreen Family
Detec
Viyar. We
Slicker Thenes
Mimtagia
Cologne
Miergate
Olafsen
Aytinal JR
John P. Cox Drug CO
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