Humphrey Renews Bomb-Halt Stand In Question Session
Hubert H. Humphrey reiterated his call to halt bombing North Vietnam during a Q A at Rockhurst College in Kansas City. He criticized Nixon as chicken hearted and accused him of McCarthy era code words. He also spoke at a St Louis Democratic Dinner amid exchanges with students at a Negro high school district.
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McCarthy Ballot Access Boosts McCarthy in New York
A New York state court ruling allows Eugene J. McCarthy to remain on the November ballot, potentially weakening Hubert H. Humphrey's bid for New York's 43 electoral votes.
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Humphrey Defends Risk-Taking for Peace in Vietnam Remarks
In a series of remarks, Hubert Humphrey argued that the U S must take risks for peace while avoiding foolish moves He cited bombing near Haiphong with Soviet ships present and said any action must respect the demilitarized zone and Hanoi’s response He pledged to halt bombing as an acceptable risk for peace if North Vietnam restores the DMZ
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FCC Rejects Two Way Debate Plan for Nixon Humphrey
The FCC declined a National Press Club proposal to hold a two candidate debate with Nixon and Humphrey without Wallace. A spokesman noted equal time must be given to Wallace if television or radio coverage occurs. Press club president Allan Cromley had earlier said no issue with the equal time rule.
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UC Chicanos Intercede for Jailed Compatriots
Berkeley AP The University of California hosts talks after 11 Mexican American students from the Mexican American Students Confederation are jailed following a sit in at UC President Hitch office. They protested the university’s refusal to back Cesar Chavez’s grape boycott and denounced Hitch for halting campus table grape purchases.
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Seal Beach land dispute delays park plans
A clam of the Pacific Electric track strip in Seal Beach remains unsettled as heirs sue Southern Pacific Railroad over land rights. City officials say the land has not been set for park use and that funding is a constraint.
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Heated pool enclosure sought for Cerritos pool
A back patient credits the Handicapped Pool at 6801 Long Beach Blvd Cerritos for relief and mobility. She appeals for community help to enclose the heated pool so it can stay open in cold months and asks for labor materials or donations through pool director Evelyn Dupont Jesonis at 537 2224.
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Wallace draws mixed receptions from Southland workers and scientists
Former Alabama governor George C. Wallace spoke at an Aerojet General plant to 500 700 workers earning applause as he warned of indictments for antiwar professors and criticized the Kerner report He faced boos at a TRW Systems event in Redondo Beach where hecklers challenged his words and motives He noted two wrong turns by his motorcade and CHP said diversions were made to ease traffic.
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LeMay Embarks on Fact-Finding Tour to Vietnam
Gen Curtis E LeMay Wallace running mate arrives in Saigon for a fact finding tour joined by Gen Creighton Abrams and embassy staff. He declines comments on arrival and is driven to an undisclosed location. plan includes visits to battlefield troops.
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Humprey Endorsed by Miami News Editorial
The Miami News endorsed Hubert H. Humphrey for president noting one consideration is that Senator Edmund Muskie would become president if Humphrey died. The editorial reflects the paper's stance in Miami Florida.
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Nixon Says Rivals Fading and Panicky
In Knoxville Nixon declared Wallace fading and Humphrey panicked by fear tactics. He outlined Operation Extra Effort for a fast finish, criticized Humphrey for Social Security scare talk, and claimed Wallace has peaked at about 15 percent. Crowd of 7,500 plus supporters filled the Knoxville Coliseum.
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Agnew Faults Relief Program Inadequate In Cities
Maryland Gov Spiro T Agnew republican nominee for vice president accused federal aid for cities of failing due to incompetent administrators He cited New York Job Corps mismanagement and embezzlements over 1 million saying billions were wasted while the poor suffered urban misery.
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Muskie Walks Harlem and Bedford Stuyvesant Slums
Senator Edmund S. Muskie spoke to Negro audiences in Harlem and Bedford Stuyvesant on Tuesday. He urged that opportunity must be built for everyone to create opportunity for anyone, drawing crowds of 500 to 600 with light heckling at each event.
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Apollo 7 Crew Battles Cranky Mood Amid Storm Watch
The Apollo 7 crew, led by Schirra, faced a grumpy day despite banter on TV. Tropical storm Gladys formed south of Cuba as flight director Lunney predicted the storm would not worsen the splashdown path, with ground crews promising extra rest and decongestants amid onboard radiator testing and jokes about the trek home.
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Labor Law Urged for Farm Hands
The Episcopal Diocese of California council urged coverage for farm workers under the National Labor Relations Act. At its monthly meeting the council backed a resolution seeking rights to organize for agricultural laborers while leaving individuals to decide on supporting the California table grapes boycott.
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