Allied Troops Find Large Communist Armories Near Saigon
U S and South Vietnamese forces uncovered two major arsenals near Saigon, while intelligence warned of up to 10 000 North Vietnamese infantry massing for another Tay Ninh assault. A severe storm rattled Saigon as a rocket scare passed.
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Saigon
UPS
Tay Ninh
U. S. Army
25Th
Hoc Mon
Tan Son Nhut
U. S
Phuoc Long Province
U.S
Cambodia
Humphrey Calls for Nixon TV Debates On Key Issues
Humphrey urged a joint television debate with Nixon and asked for simultaneous appearances by Muskie and Agnew. He accused Nixon of mixed signals on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and criticized his stance on crime and gun control while citing a postconvention Gallup poll showing Nixon leading 43 to 31.
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Humphrey
Nixon
Edmund S. Muskie
GOP
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Senate
Fortas
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Justice Fortas
Pittsburgh
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Muskie
Maine
George Wallace
American Independent Party
Montgomery
Ala
National Labor
Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
COPE
Wallace
Ripon
Ripon Society
the Society
McCarthy
Rockefeller
Goldwater-Miller
Everett Dirksen
Johnson
Dirksen
Monmouth
Ill
Dick Nixon
HemisFair Officials Hunt Clues After Ride Accidents
The second serious injury incident at HemisFair followed an amusement ride crash that ripped a car from its track. Families including Daniel Langham and his wife Kathy from Ft Hood witnessed the chaos as cars plunged into water and people were pulled free by staff.
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Daniel Langham
Kathy
Ft. Hood
Tex
Langham
Lewis Smithers
Marsha
Fort Worth
Roy Aguilar
Fernando Rocha
HemisFair Infirmary
Fastino Casas
Third Negro Wins Rank of General in U S Army
Davison becomes the third Black to wear general stars in U S forces, following Lt. Gen. Benjamin O. Davis Sr. and Jr. He recalls Army segregation, joined March 3 1941, married Jean Brown, has four children, served in Italy, wounded near Saigon, and earned the Howard University MS.
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United States
Benjamin O. Davis
Air Force
McGill Air Force Base
Davison
Army
Jean Brown
Washington
Italy
UPI
Howard University
Harry S. Truman
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Germany
U.S. Army
Pentagon
Saigon
Daley Admits Police Overreacted to Yippies in Chicago
The piece outlines Chicago officials and New Left leaders planning confrontations during the Democratic Convention week. It cites Dellinger Hayden and Hoffman on demonstrations and training for marshals, with claims of street fighting, provocations, and police clashes in Lincoln Park and Grant Park.
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Youth International Party
Yippies
Village Voice
New York
David Dellinger
National Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
Tom Hayden
Students For A Democratic Society
Dellinger
Hayden
Thomas J. Lyons
Chicago
New York City
Lyons
Rennie Davis
Abi Hoffman
Lincoln Park
Babcock
New Left
Robert Linsky
Linsky
Robert Pearson
Rubin
Hoffman
Davis
Bobby Seale
Pearson
U.S
Grant Park
Michigan Avenue
Ridge
Ill
City
Former Policeman Surrenders on Murder Count
Erler, a former Dania officer, turned himself in after a fatal car case involving Mrs. Clark. Police linked his khaki uniform description and a Fort Lauderdale Police Academy group photo to the suspect, noting his trim build and boxing background.
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Erler
Dania
Fort Lauderdale Police Academy
Pope decries couples shunning parenthood duties in encyclical alarm
Pope Paul VI told Italians at the Castels Gandolfo summer residence that many Catholic couples reject parenthood, risking a life of solitude and monotony if they do not accept responsibility and follow his birth control encyclical. The remarks were delivered to the Secular Institute of the Company of the Holy Family.
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Castles
Gandolfo
Italy
UPI
Paul VI
Pope
The
Secular Institute of the Company of the Holy Family
Harris Poll Dims White Support for Racial Stereotypes in 1968 Race
The Harris poll shows minimal shifts in white beliefs about blacks, with stereotypes rising slightly. It notes Humphrey leads among Black voters, nearly matching Johnson's 1964 support levels, while Nixon gains among younger and better educated whites, shaping the race on race as a key factor.
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Humphrey
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Berserk Race Car Driver Stabs Nine In Bar Brawl
A race car driver stabbed nine people in a bar brawl and fled to his car. Victims were taken to district hospitals. six admitted in satisfactory condition. Suspect Hampton later surrendered after a chase and was jailed without bail.
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Monsour Hosiital
Betty Playfair
John Nelson
North Irwin
Doris Good
Manor, Pa
Pauline Bertani
Irwin
Miller
Hampton
Westmoreland County
Derry Township
Troojer
Chalmer Mock
Mock
Miss Hobaugh
Latrobe
General Hospital
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Palangio
Soviet Unmanned Zond-5 Probes Mysterious Mission
The Soviet Union launched the unmanned Zond-5 on a mystery mission, piggybacking from a satellite into outer space. As the fifth Zond craft, observers speculate it may photograph the moon or planets, following prior Zond flights to the moon Mars and Venus.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Moon
Mars
Venus
United States
Heinz Kaminski
West Germany
Institute For Satellite and Space Research
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James
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James Langham
Daley
Portelli
Henry Ushijim Film Co
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Humphrey Tener Steer
Wenn Corr
Ege
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Jeannette Hospital
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Jeannette
John Dutcheet
Harry Playfair
Stephen Kilpatrick
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