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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1968

Page

8

Nixon Aide Attacks Humphrey On Campaign Speech

Robert Ellsworth, Nixon national political director, accused Humphrey of double talk in his Washington speech to Jewish leaders. Ellsworth contrasted Humphrey’s remarks with Nixon’s Middle East policy address and urged Johnson to act to end the Biafra crisis as Nixon prepares a westward campaign swing through New York Westchester County North Carolina and other states.

New York UPI Hubert Humphrey Washington Robert Ellsworth Humphrey Ellsworth B'nai B'rith Nixon Middle East Johnson Biafra Nigeria Westchester County North Carolina New Orleans Indianapolis Cleveland Des Moines California Nelson A. Rockefeller

Humphrey Faces Protests as He Supports Civil Peace Plan

At Denver and Philadelphia, Vice President Hubert Humphrey addressed an overflow crowd while antiwar demonstrators interrupted with boos. He rejected a call for a bombing halt if elected, opposed outside imposed coalition governments, and defended Chicago Mayor Daley against violence charges linked to the Democratic Convention.

Eugene J. McCarthy George S. McGovern McCarthy Tondorse Humphrey Humphrey Denver Philadelphia South Vietnam U.S Ginsburg Hubert H. Humphrey

Riot Probe Director Criticizes Daley and Police At Convention

Commissioner David Ginsburg assailed Mayor Daley, Chicago police, demonstrators, and the press for rioting during the Democratic National Convention. He praised the Negro community and National Guard, urged peaceful demonstrations, and criticized statements that fueled police tension. He said some demonstrators provoked police and police were injured, calling for disciplined restraint.

David Ginsburg Washington National Guard

U S Apology Again Sought Over Pueblo Incident

Reporters say South Korea claimed North Korea moved 82 Pueblo crew to Kaesong near Panmunjom and might hold talks soon. U.S. officials voiced no comment and remained skeptical a settlement would come in days. The Pueblo seized January 23 near Wonson amid North Korea celebrations marking its founding anniversary.

Jom U.S Wonsan

Daley Defends Police Over Actions at Convention

Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley defended his police department against charges of excessive force used on antiwar demonstrators during the Democratic National Convention. He acknowledged possible overreactions by some officers and accused media of exaggerating street rioting. He said provocations by demonstrators sparked clashes and called for thorough investigations. The mayor also noted confrontations were not started by police and criticized a reported obscenity remark cited by a tape. Chief Judge Campbell ordered a federal grand jury probe of alleged convention violations.

Chicago Richard J. Daley Daley Sen Abraham Ribicoff D-Conn Ribicoff Convention Hall William J. Campbell U.S. District Court

No Leads After Polygraph In Crestline Child Slayings

In California, 100 polygraph tests of sex offenders yielded no clues in the deaths of 8 year old Victoria Caldwell and 9 year old Paul Saltzman Jr. Their bodies were found in a dry wash near Crestline. Deputies, volunteers, and investigators pursued tips while families mourned and awaited funeral arrangements.

Lake Arrowhead Crestline San Bernardino Mountains Victoria Caldwell Paul E. Saltzman Jr

Youth Victim Seeks Clues in Belmont Pier Theft Case

Cypress youth Charles Francis Schmid 13 had fishing gear valued at 127 dollars stolen while at Belmont Pier. Long Beach police Major coordinating search for killer appealed to vacationers at the mountain resort to recall any unusual activity. Deputies and officers combed rugged terrain by foot and four wheel drive jeeps, questioning campers. no leads emerged after polygraph checks cleared several individuals with prior sex offenses.

Charles Francis Schmid Cypress Belmont Pier Long Beach

Yippie Leader Drops Bold Daley Clash On Violence

Yippie head Jerry Rubin said the Democratic National Convention could not have occurred in any U S city without violence and predicted troops would be used for fall elections. He burned Daley's report, challenged a televised debate, and hinted at police brutality charges to be documented at a news conference in Chicago.

Chicago Jerry Rubin Richard J. Daley Rubin Daley Yippies Force Chicago Daily News Washington Pigasus the Pig Pigasus White House America

Solzhenitsyn’s The First Circle excerpt released by Khrushchev

The piece Liars from Solzhenitsyn’s new novel reveals a minister of state security under Stalin forcing imprisoned scientists to work on a secret project. The September 22 issue of The Saturday Evening Post promotes the excerpt as gripping reading.

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn Stalin Khrushchev Solzhenitsyn Kremlin First Circle

New Hair Loss Cure Claims Growth Result For Men And Women

Houston firm Loesch Laboratory Consultants announces a 32 day risk trial claiming to stop hair loss and regrow hair for both sexes. The ad notes most baldness is permanent if roots die and urges quick action before further loss.

Houston Texas

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