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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1968

Page

5

Nixon campaigns in Humphrey backyard in Minnesota

Richard Nixon attacked Hubert Humphrey over spending in Minneapolis as he opened his Minnesota tour aimed at denying Humphrey the state's 10 electoral votes. He labeled Humphrey the most expensive senator and projected being the most expensive president, drawing a large, noisy crowd while also criticizing Wallace and LeMay. Nixon planned three rallies in Los Angeles County with stops in Santa Monica Panorama City and Burbank.

Minneapolis Richard Nixon Hubert Humphrey Nixon Minnesota Humphrey U.S Los Angeles County Century Plaza Santa Monica Civic Auditorium Robinson’s Department Store Panorama City Burbank High School

Nixon hits Wallace LeMay and Democrats in Flint noon talk

In Flint Michigan Nixon assailed Wallace and LeMay and urged voters to give him a chance if Vietnam War remains unresolved. He charged inflation taxes hurt pensioners and claimed Humphrey presided over excessive spending and high taxes.

LeMay Wallace Nixon Humphrey

Wallace Protests Drown Wallace Speech on Boston Common

In Boston on Boston Common about 20 000 protesters, many students, drowned out George Wallace as he delivered a 30 minute campaign talk. He shouted into a microphone while hecklers booed, waved placards, flipped him off, and chanted go home.

Boston George Wallace Boston Common Alabama Wallace New England United States

Cleaver speaks clean at UC opener on roots of racism

Eldridge Cleaver, Black Panther minister, delivered a 90 minute talk on The Roots of Racism to about 350 UC students. He avoided profanity and did not address the university controversy over the course Social Analysis 139X.

Black Panther Party Eldridge Cleaver University of California At Berkeley Cleaver Berkeley University of California Soul On Ice Ronald Reagan Jerry Rubin Rubin Chicago House Committee On Unamerican United Press International Regents

Rafferty warns against pupils at Cleaver talks

California superintendent Max Rafferty declares any school official permitting elementary or secondary students to attend Eldridge Cleaver speeches is unprofessional and jeopardizes credentials. He cites Cleaver at Sacramento State College praising violence and Marxist ideas while university officials refuse academic credit for the course.

Los Angeles CNS Max Rafferty Eldridge Cleaver Rafferty Cleaver Sacramento State College Karl Marx

Humphrey Pledges New Regime and Summit Plan

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged a new administration and a fresh team while proposing annual summit meetings with the Soviet Union to advance peace. He pressed for a negotiated halt to the arms race and urged Nixon and Wallace to back ratification of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. He spoke at the UPI Editors and Publishers Conference, drawing crowds in Utica where over 6,000 inside and 3,000 outside greeted him.

Washington Hubert H. Humphrey Soviet Union UPI Editors and Publishers Richard M. Nixon George C. Wallace Humphrey Russia U.S Nixon Wallace Warin Utica New York Memorial Auditorium

Farmers' classifieds offer baby chicks for sale

Prompt buyers to call HE 2-5959 for selling baby chicks through the classified ads service. The notice emphasizes quick results and direct contact to vendors.

Unruh faults Rafferty Cleaver. warns on campus protests

Assembly Speaker Unruh accuses Rafferty and Cleaver of fueling 40 percent of campus protests while attributing another 40 percent to the war accounts. He argues Vietnam lacks a meaningful purpose, urges Democrats to craft programs meeting stated needs, and says the Great Society promises have bred race tension, crime, and bureaucratic growth.

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