Humphrey Baits Nixon Rally in Harlem Slum Crowd
Humphrey attacks Nixon in Harlem rallies as his motorcade passes through Rockdale Village Queens drawing about 5 000 people. He criticizes Nixon space policy as a costly pawn in the arms race and accuses him of placing political gain over national interests in the space race debate.
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Diamonds and DeBeers Cartel Fact Sheet at Lawson's Jewelers
Lawson's Jewelers presents an overview of DeBeers Diamond Syndicate and its control over South African diamond production. The piece notes industrial versus gem diamonds, distribution through cutters in Antwerp and Israel, and invites readers to visit 250 Pine Avenue Downtown Long Beach for more information.
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Journalists See Bombing Pause Impact on Humphrey
UPI notes writers across 47 states split on Johnson's decision to halt bombing North Vietnam. Most say it will help Humphrey somewhat but not win the election. some see no effect, others foresee a limited influence on the outcome.
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Humphrey Defends Space Program in New York Swing
Vice President Humphrey urged continued U.S. space efforts as a peace instrument and national prestige. He criticized Nixon's stance while touring Long Island suburbs with Paul O Dwyer, praising the antiviwar candidate and stressing space leadership must not wane.
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Polls Show Increasing Strength for Humphrey Campaign
The Humphrey team, led by Walter T. Ridder, grows more confident as the Tuesday election nears. They credit rising polls and shifting labor support away from Wallace, while downplaying Paris talks and noting improved Democratic unity since the Chicago convention.
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Guardsmen Face Court Martial Over Fort Dix Sleep-In
Thirty New York Army National Guardsmen who slept in motels rather than bivouac tents during a weekend drill at Fort Dix New Jersey may be court-martialed. The men were to be tried at Camp Smith near Peekskill, but Maj. Edward P. McGrath said the proceedings had been postponed.
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The Greek Posts Nixon Winner 5 to 1
Jimmy Snyder posts presidential election odds at five to one for Nixon as the only Las Vegas betting source. bookmakers are barred from publicizing odds. Snyder, a PR man with prior correct picks, notes the Saturday odds and his past forecasts.
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Inquirer Endorses Nix for Presidency in Front Page Editorial
The Philadelphia Inquirer endorsed Richard M. Nixon for the presidency in a Saturday front page editorial calling for change in the White House. The paper said Democratic nominee Hubert H. Humphrey would be incapable of delivering the needed rehabilitation.
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Political Discount Sign Snafu Caps Walace Nixon Humphrey
A sporting goods store in Pittsfield displays a political discount sign offering 20 percent off scopes or mounts to Wallace supporters and two percent to Nixon supporters while Humphrey supporters are urged to save their money. The ad blends campaign notes with sales incentives.
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