Nixon and Humphrey clash as telethon winds down
Nixon denounced alleged Ho Chi Minh trail supply movements and warned of a new diplomatic team if the war does not end by January 1. He criticized Johnson's advisers as tired and predicted a Democratic victory would be a diplomatic disaster in Vietnam.
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Burbank
Johnson
North Vietnam
Humphrey
Vietnam
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Pat
David Eisenhower
Action Line solves reader queries on shopping and repairs
In Long Beach California readers ask where to find five inch bubbling Christmas light bulbs that burn out keeping a decorative base from lighting. Domestic Electric Manufacturing Co. in Los Angeles sells bubbling lights about five inches with bulbs at twenty cents each in assorted colors per store owner Samuel Baracas.
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A. Domestic Electric Manufacturing Co
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Los Angeles
Samuel J. Baracas
ACTION LINE Helps with Parent Magazine Subscriptions
ACTION LINE contacted Margaret Keating of Parents Magazine Enterprises in Bergenfield New Jersey. She traced address changes and corrected double subscriptions. missed issues are being sent and expirations set for 1975. Brisbane biography notes his career and a life anecdote. contact Oliver Carlson’s biography for more.
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Action Line
Parent’s Magazine
G.B
Paramount
Margaret Keating
Parents’s Magazine Enterprises
Bergenfield
N.J
Arthur Brisbane
Long Beach
Brisbane
Charles A. Dana
New York Sun
Evening Sun
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
William Randolph Hearst
New York Journal
Oliver Carlson
Pacific Avenue
Ocean Boulevard
Paris Talks May Be Delayed
Viet Cong negotiators led by an attractive woman revolutionary joined expanded Paris peace talks boycotted by South Vietnam. Secret talks between U S Ambassador Harriman and North Vietnamese Ambassador Thuy consider postponing the four party talks. Mrs Nguyen Thi Binh arrives from Moscow with a six member NL F delegation amid official French welcome.
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South Vietnam
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Xuan Thuy
Johnson
Nguyen Thi Binh
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Moscow
Late Poll Shows Humphrey Narrowly Ahead By 3 Points
A Harris final poll gives Democrat Hubert H Humphrey 43 percent to 40 percent for Richard M Nixon, a 3 point edge for Humphrey. Nixon dismisses Harris as unreliable while relying on Gallup for a larger forecast. In Los Angeles Humphrey aides decline comment as campaign notes continue.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Humphrey
Louis Harris
Nixon
Los Angeles
Boy Scout saved by nurse after throat wound in L A
Lakewood teen Suzanne May survived a slashing at Recreation Park as bystander Erwin Osborne a Lakewood native and nursing student" with help from two friends rushed in. Osborne opened the wound and pinched arteries to stop bleeding until medical help arrived at Long Beach Community Hospital. The attacker fled and was not immediately located.
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Lakewood
Erwin Duane Osborne
Suzanne May
Long Beach Community Hospital
Osborne
Long Beach City College
Colorado Lagoon
Recreation Park
Long Beach
Joe
Homer J. Howard
Nixon narrow lead after first Dixville Notch results
In Dixville Notch New Hampshire Humphrey leads with 8 of 12 votes while Nixon has 4. Nixon then gains a 15 to 8 edge as Ellsworth reports all 11 votes for Humphrey. Wallace trails in both towns.
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UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
George C. Wallace
Humphrey
White Mountains
Nixon
Ellsworth
Militants seize administrative building at Valley State College
Three hundred militants from the Black Student Union and SDS occupied San Fernando Valley State College’s administration building for four hours on Monday. They held 35 administrators and secretaries prisoner on the top floors while Mexican American students briefly occupied the third floor. No arrests occurred as police arrived. The three demands included firing Glenn Arnett for racist policies, disciplining football coach Don Markham after a shoving incident, and preserving black and Chicano enrollment despite program cuts.
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San Fernando Valley State College
Black Student Union
Students For A Democratic Society
BSU
SDS
Cation Department
Don Markham
Sundial
ToDaTs SCHUCKS? The trouble with many teenagers
The passage jokes that teenagers' transistor radios are both a.m. and p.m. devices. It notes the era's fascination with portable radios and the social caricature of teen listening habits.
Humphrey accuses Nixon of fear tactic on trail claim
In a four network debate night Humphrey charged Nixon with frightening the public by alleging Communist supplies move along the Ho Chi Minh trail into South Vietnam during the bombing halt. Nixon insisted thousands of tons move on the trail in Laos. Humphrey called the charge irresponsible and unsubstantial.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
U.S
Nixon
Laos
North
California polls in turn out reach 62 percent says Jordan
Secretary of State Frank Jordan predicts an 82 percent turnout statewide with about 7 million voters. Los Angeles County is forecast to contribute 2.75 million ballots at an 88 percent turnout as polls stay open until 8 p.m.
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Frank Jordan
California
Los Angeles County
Ray Lee
Independent Unruh's Political Future Hinges On Results
The piece notes independent candidates like Unruh face an uncertain political future dependent on presidential and senatorial outcomes. It highlights possible moves if the House of Representatives must elect the 37th U.S. president and references King’s assassination context.
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Unruh
United States
House of Representatives
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