Nixon rejects Humprey bid for bipartisan Viet talks pact
UPI reports Nixon campaign headquarters dismissed Hum prey’s call for a bipartisan pledge to avoid jeopardizing Paris peace talks. A Nixon aide urged Hum prey to clarify his Vietnam stance and sent excerpts of Nixon statements on suspending public discussion of peace terms to prevent compromising U.S. bargaining.
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Gregory Mark Lane Tops N Y Peace State
The Freedom and Peace Party of New York State reports that Gregory and Mark Lane led the ticket as top candidates in a New York Peace State lineup. No further details were provided in the excerpt.
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Hippie Ban Announced in Turkey
Istanbul authorities declare a ban on hippies and beatniks entering Turkey and plan to expel existing foreigners described as hippies. Interior Minister Faruk Sukan cites large arrivals, poverty, poor dress, and narcotics use as justification for the crackdown.
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Nixon daughter and Eisenhower son-in-law condemn Chicago demonstrators
Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower criticized last week's Chicago street demonstrations as neither helpful nor constructive. They said the organizers recruited from across the country and that the protesters do not represent American youth.
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No More Viets Says Schlesinger in Tokyo News Conference
Harvard historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr. argued the Vietnam War shows armed white men cannot decide Asia's destiny and that the U.S. will not use ground forces again. He warned against isolationism but warned the U.S. is overextended, while also campaigning for his prospective father in law. He praised Nixon as able to end the war and called Humphrey's liberalism intellectually vacant. Miss Nixon noted GOP vigor despite youth, even referencing William Buckley.
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Humphrey calls for blue ribbon panel on Chicago violence
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urges a blue ribbon group of scholars to probe the Chicago violence at the Democratic National Convention. He says police overreaction occurred in some cases while demonstrators provoked. He favors an objective inquiry by top journalism or law schools with sociologists criminologists and professors, excluding officials.
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Tanzania Purges Beauty Contests and Dress Norms
Tanzania bans beauty contests saying they divert women from nation building and self reliance. Government earlier opposed miniskirts makeup and wigs and ordered the Masai to cover bare buttocks.
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Muskie Plays 27 Holes on Labor Day in Maine
Democratic vice presidential candidate Sen Edmund S Muskie spent Labor Day on the Webhannet Golf Club course in Kennebunk Beach Maine. He played 18 holes in the morning and nine more in the afternoon with William Powers and Peter and Donald Brew of West Hartford Conn. He planned a news conference to outline immediate campaign plans and was to depart for Washington on Wednesday.
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Panama Citizens Stand Up for Nixon
The first Citizens Abroad for Nixon Agnew Committee in Latin America formed in Panama City at a luncheon for about 25 Republican supporters from the U.S. colony. Host Joseph Farland, former U.S. ambassador to Panama, organized support for Nixon and Agnew.
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