Humphrey Appeals for Support in Broad Campaign
Hubert H. Humphrey argued he is the best available candidate and urged Eugene McCarthy and other opponents to join him against Nixon and Wallace. He warned of an aggressive Nixon administration, stressed disarmament and arms control, and claimed Democrats must unite to avoid old Republican inaction and social turmoil.
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Humphrey urges peace drive and law order in Vietnam clash
In Denver Humphrey argued Democrats must back hard line on Vietnam through compassionate programs or choices Nixon or Wallace would sponsor. He contended the bombing halt timing differs between minority and majority planks, opposed unconditional stop, and blamed Chicago violence on missteps while calling for better police. He defended loyalty to Johnson and fought Nixon rather than Johnson in his campaign.
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Reagan Due at Smith Fete in West Long Beach
Ronald Reagan headlines a 50 dollar plate dinner on September 23 at the Lafayette Hotel International Ballroom to launch Woody Smith for Assembly in the West Long Beach Lakewood Carson Dominguez 44th District. Tickets from Woody Smith Headquarters in Tong Beach Lakewood Dominguez or Phil Lockwood 3643 Atlantic Ave. Volunteers will run a three day CAN do marathon to collect 330000 McCarthy signatures for the November ballot with CAN offices at 1041 S Fairfax Ave Los Angeles and local HQs in Torrance Fullerton and Westminster.
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London Heathrow Still World’s Busiest International Airport
London Heathrow remains the world’s busiest international airport with 9,652,000 international passengers in the year ending March 31, 1968, according to its annual report. The note adds Chicago O’Hare handles more traffic overall, but far less international travel.
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