Jackie Robinson backs Democrats in 1968 race calling Nixon racist
Jackie Robinson, former Dodger great and Republican aide to Governor Rockefeller, says he will support the Democratic nominee over Richard Nixon in November. He condemns Nixon as racist, resigns his Rockefeller post, and warns of trouble if Nixon wins.
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Denture adhesive from saliva prompts new powder claim
A Phoenix report describes Super-Dent denture powder that allegedly turns mouth moisture into a strong adhesive. The claim includes gravity-defying hold with saliva and safety for dentures and gums. available at drug counters. Also quoted are civil rights remarks by Robinson on Nixon and law and order linked to violence.
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Morton predicts Rockefeller nomination unlikely at convention
UPI reports Sen Thruston Morton says Rockefeller’s delayed decision doomed a run for the GOP nomination. Morton, a backing figure, notes Ronald Reagan’s hoped southern votes and Nixon’s choice of Spiro Agnew as running mate surprised him. LAS VEGAS AFL-CIO delegates back Sen Alan Bible for re election at Sahara Hotel.
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Summer Happening at El Dorado Park Planned for Tuesday
El Dorado Park will host a Summer Happening Tuesday at 7 p.m. for parents to see what children from first through sixth grade learned in the park summer program. The one hour show includes skits dances puppet shows and games with a post show crafts exhibit and refreshments at 2800 Studebaker Road. Oakland grants $437000 funds training of skilled minority workers for better construction jobs.
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Nixon aide rejects racist label in Robinson flap
Herbert S. Klein, Nixon press secretary, calls charges of racism in the campaign against Nixon or Agnew ridiculous after Jackie Robinson refuses to back Nixon. Agnew has provoked Negroes by crackdown on Baltimore demonstrators and criticizing Johnson over park land for Resurrection City residents.
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Peaceful Marches in Chicago Urged by Civil Rights Leader
Hosea Williams urged nonviolent protests at Chicago during the Democratic nominating convention. He warned that violence could help Nixon Humphrey or McCarthy supporters, while stressing open secret ballots and persuading delegates to vote their conscience. He criticized the Republican convention and called for peaceful remonstrations across 12 states and DC.
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