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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1968

Page

4

Nixon and Humphrey Pledge Mutual Aid After Brief Meeting

The two shared assurances of cooperation and Nixon invited Humphrey’s counsel on foreign policy. They planned to work with Muskie in the Senate and Nixon arrived at Key Biscayne earlier, with Humphrey and their aides traveling by Air Force plane. The group appeared tense as they exited the plane.

Muskie Senate Humphrey Maine Nixon Virgin Islands Air Force Key Biscayne Muriel Nancy Bruce Solomson Hubert III Nancy Lee Robert Donna

Soviet Chief Bids Nixon Good Luck

Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny congratulated Richard Nixon on his election victory and wished fruitful work in the new post. He expressed hopes for further development of USSR USA relations in the interest of world peace and the Soviet and American peoples.

Moscow UPI Nikolai Podgorny Richard Nixon United States Podgorny U.S.S.R U.S.A

Recruit Station Opening Slated in Long Beach

A new Armed Forces Recruiting Station at 218 Long Beach Blvd will be officially opened with ribbon cutting at 2 30 p m next Friday. Attending are Mayor Edwin W Wade Miss Port of Long Beach Miss Navy White Hat and commanding officers of all military recruiting services in Southern California.

Long Beach

Treasury Chief Fowler Resigns in Johnson Administration Shuffle

President Johnson accepted the resignations of Treasury Secretary Henry H. Fowler and Undersecretary of State Nicholas Katzenbach. Fowler will leave around December 20 after steering tax measures and price stabilization efforts. Katzenbach will join IBM as general counsel early next year, with Burke Marshall moving to IBM’s management committee.

Washington Johnson Treasury Henry H. Fowler Nicholas Katzenbach New York Katzenbach International Business Machines Corp Burke Marshall Robert F. Kennedy Katzen Fowler the Treasury Congress Capitol Hill Kennedy George W. Ball State Department

Nixon aides say bombing halt altered election results

Nixon insiders say the Johnson ordered bombing halt over North Vietnam almost cost Nixon the election. They note last minute Nixon gains collapsed overnight as Wallace supporters shifted back and say stopping the bombing helped limit a wider Nixon landslide.

Key Biscayne Fila Nixon Richard M. Nixon Johnson White House North Vietnam Humphrey Wallace

Yorty Would Accept Defense Post If Offered

Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty, an old Nixon friend, says if the president elect offers a cabinet post he would accept defense. He notes a long defense interest and has not heard from Nixon since the election though he would consider joining the team if asked.

Los Angeles Sam Yorty Richard M. Nixon Nixon John F. Kennedy Yorty

Packwood claims victory over Morse in Oregon race

Republican Robert F. Packwood declares victory over Sen. Wayne Morse in the Oregon Senate race. Morse trails by about 3 400 votes with absentee totals in Lane County underwhelming. Packwood earns unofficial 404 763 to 401 340 lead and plans a Hawaii vacation after election night.

Portland, Ore UPI Robert F. Packwood Wayne Morse D-Ore Morse Lane County Packwood Oregon Robert Packwood

CTA in Red From Fight on Prop 9

The California Teachers Association says it is 189000 in the red after spending 420000 to defeat Proposition 9. Dr Tom Lantos economic consultant said the fight was worthwhile as passage would have severely cut public school funds. Proposition 9 would have capped property taxes at one percent of market value and forced officials to seek other revenue sources.

California Teachers’ Association Tom Lantos CTA Los Angeles Philip E. Watson

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