Candidate Mixes Nostalgia and Unity Rally Ends Campaign Spin
A large rally at Long Beach Airport closed Nixon's three month circuit of public appearances. Nixon pledged to unite America after his Miami Beach nomination, saying California will always be our home in our hearts.
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Nixon Aide Says S Viet OK Paris Talks Bid
California Lt. Gov. Robert Finch quoted Nixon saying South Vietnam agreed to join Paris peace talks as urged by President Johnson. Nixon urged caution on war remarks and spoke at a Texas rally noting Viet Nam talks may limit peace prospects. He praised California candidates and warned California voters of the election’s national impact.
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Nixon and Humphrey Explain Key Issues in Special
Richard M. Nixon and Hubert H. Humphrey write on their positions in a special Independent, Press-Telegram section. The edition also evaluates races in the Long Beach area, with candidate biographies and ballot propositions explained with pros and cons.
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Humphrey Attacks Nixon in Harlem Campaign Stop
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey toured Harlem at night in an open car and taunted Richard M. Nixon for not visiting similar neighborhoods. He urged the Negro vote, asking if Nixon or running mate Spiro Agnew had been seen in the area, drawing a blocklong crowd and loud disbelief. Dismissed Long Island suburbs tour preceded Harlem visit with two street rallies.
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Teen follows strict dental code and barber visits
A teenage boy trains himself to brush after every meal and to visit the barber twice yearly. He adheres to a personal discipline that shapes daily routines and grooming.
Missing Skipper Feared Lost At Sea Aboard Argentina
Bermuda reports a mystery surrounding Capt Charles G Reid 42 of New York City as the Argentina cruise liner sails toward New York after a two week Caribbean cruise Investigators from Moore McCormack seek clues Reid was said to be ill and may have fallen overboard authorities barred visitors and newsmen as crew and family await details in Hamilton Harbor
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Downey Mother of 3 Beaten Shot to Death
A roadside killing of a mother of three is reported with details on the incident and investigation. Police pursue leads as authorities describe the crime scene and context in the region.
Delicate Talks Pressures Seen In Paris Peace Effort
Washington authorities pursue a formula to include South Vietnam in expanded Paris talks while Thieu hints at boycotting if Viet Cong fronts attend. Hanoi argues US must compel Saigon to join, as Saigon objects to Viet Cong equal status in the negotiations.
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ACTION LINE answers local queries on access to facilities and travel
Readers ask about weekend access to Los Angeles Harbor College facilities and nearby trails. The college cites budget limits for weekend staffing, while Banning High School offers open track hours. Availability of Queen Mary arrival films is pending, with expected sale in four to five months. The Long Beach Chamber and Southern California Visitor's Council provide brochures and maps.
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Trial May Not Tell Details Of King Slaying
Special correspondent outlines the upcoming James Earl Ray trial in Memphis set for November 12. The article frames the case as a test of truth in the adversary system and questions whether Ray acted alone or within a conspiracy in the murder of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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