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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1966

Page

5

Neighbors Welcome Humphreys With Massive House Warming

More than 1,000 neighbors joined Hubert and Muriel Humphrey for a three-stop social in southwest Washington to celebrate their new two hundred nine-bedroom cooperative apartment with Potomac River views. The event featured gifts, poems, speeches, and lighthearted jokes as residents toasted the vice president and his wife amid a redeveloping D C neighborhood.

Humpheys Washerpion Humphreys Humphy- Tey Washington Hove Humphrey Columbus Santa Maria

Maddox and Callaway Admit Race Bias Debate

Georgia governor candidates Lester Maddox and Howard Callaway appeared separately on ABC to discuss race, party stance, and third‑party risks. Maddox defended segregation and opposed federal desegregation guidelines, while Callaway praised Georgia’s progress with whites and Blacks and opposed a third party movement. Both rejected unity on a joint appearance, arguing over civil rights policy and party alignment amid 1968 politics.

Atlanta Lester Maddox Howard Bo) Callaay Georgia Fant Callaway ABC Tuba Casserly Tom Darriel Congress Maddox Jolson

Students protest Soviet antisemitism in New York parade

Three hundred high school and college students marched in New York Sunday to protest the Soviet Union restrict ion of Jewish cultural and religious rights.

New York Times Service New York Soviet Union

Romney Targets 1968 GOP Nomination as Early Contender

Colorado Springs dispatch notes Gov. George Romney of Michigan already targeted for brickbats as a pace setting candidate ahead of any formal 1968 Republican bid. Critics say his timing is off and his pre campaign posture lacks confidence, while some backers seek visible movement toward candidacy.

Colorado Springs Colo Upr George Romney Michigan Richard M. Nixon

Javits Signals Bid for Vice Presidential Consideration

New York Senator Jacob Javits described himself as a long time Republican ideologue and floated for national reach including a possible vice presidential run in 1968 He discussed Gov Romney and Mayor Lindsay noting Romney’s charm but questioning presidential material Javits avoided locking into Romney as sole candidate stressing his own national future and responsibility as he weighs a ticket in the coming year

New York Jacob Koppel Tavits Republican Party Likink Tim Javits George Romney John Lindsay Romney Michigan Romnew

Hearing aid inventor touts smallest device for hard of hearing

In Long Beach on December 14, a deaf man markets a tiny in-ear hearing aid said to eliminate the need for batteries and large devices. The device, endorsed privately by Romney supporters, is pitched as an easier option for those who hear sounds but do not understand them. Bruce Wade, listed in Long Beach, handles inquiries.

Romney Wrythan Jol Martin Michigan New New Hampshire Bruce Wade Lorust Ave Long Beach Romney Camp

Romney urged to avoid early presidential pledges

Colorado Gov. John A. Love new chairman of the Republican Governors Association told Sunday that Gov. George Romney of Michigan should continue to avoid seeking early commitments of Republican presidential support. Love disagreed with Gov. William Scranton, a Romney supporter who urged Romney to pursue such commitments.

Colorado Springs Colo Colorado John A. Love Republican Governors’ Association George Romney Michigan Love William W. Scranton Romney

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