Unitas struggles as Browns topple Colts in 30 20 loss
Johnny Unitas, a Baltimore substitute, had a rough second half finishing just 1 of 12 passes as Cleveland beat Baltimore 30 to 20. The game left Baltimore 2-3-1 in the Coastal Division behind Los Angeles, with Green Bay, Dallas and San Francisco winning in other NFL action.
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Hope Arkansas Star HHH Expects Cooperation in Vietnam
United States continues bombing North Vietnam and Hoebart Humphrey argues South Vietnam should not veto any halt to bombing. Third party candidate George C Wallace questions prison unrest linked to Crank and Rockefeller, while Crank criticizes promises of teacher pay rises. Nixon predicts a victory margin.
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In a 1968 broadcast summary Humphrey signals limited bombing by South Vietnam, while Wallace presses for progress in Paris talks and demands de escalation terms. Nixon predicts a stronger late campaign showing, and pledges a National Teacher Corps to tutor after hours.
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Crank Attacks Rockefeller on Wild Campaign Charges
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