Johnson Declines Passive Role in Election Campaign
The article covers Johnson signaling he will not be a passive bystander in the election and will defend his administration’s record. It also notes Humphrey, Nixon, Kennedy, Wallace, and Rockefeller campaigning across states with various stances on education, crime, and urban development, including primary results in Pennsylvania.
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Johnson
Humphrey
United Democrats
Democratic Congress
Hubert
Will Bell Humphrey
Allen
Washington
Capitol Hill
Burro Club
South
Democratic
House of
Phrey
Jackson
Tenn
Mississippi
John Bell Williams
Barry M. Goldwater
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
America
Oregon
Rockefeller
Thruston B. Morton
William E. Miller
New York
Muncie
New Castle
Anderson
Kennedy
Indianapolis
Robert F. Kennedy
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George Meany
George
Wallace
Howard University
Ronald Reagan
Cali
Jury convicts Salazar in murder case in Lubbock
Amador Salazar, 25, of Rt. 6 Lubbock, found guilty of murder with malice in the Aug. 27 shooting at Ohlenbusch Service Station. The jury deliberated three hours after a two-day trial. Salazar faced a possible life sentence. his lawyer urged a ten-year probationary term.
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Minneapolis
Des Moines
Chicago
St. Louis
Topeka
Detroit
Morton
McCarthy
Anderson College
Anderson
Ind
Minnesota
Amador Salazar
Rt. 6
Lubbock
Asst. Dist. Atty
Tom Purdom
Splifford Brown
Salazar
Salzar
Brown
Land
Miller Holdup Case Verdict Sees Guilty Finding
Jurors found the suspect guilty of murder in the Miller holdup slaying. The defense argued lack of intent and cited a cardiac abnormality as the cause of death. Testimony showed a signed statement about removing bullets and an unloaded gun, with doctors linking Miller’s heart condition to shock from two bullet wounds. Three other men face charges. youths were directed to probation officers.
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Miller
L. V. Risinger Jr
Stewart D. Ca Ted Dutton
J. A. Martin
ROTC Ceremony at Texas Tech Honors Reserve Army
Texas Tech hosts a final year retreat ceremony with Air Force and Army ROTC units to mark the 60th anniversary of the Army Reserve. President Grover E. Murray cites George Washington and the citizen-soldier concept as the ceremony underscores Reserve Army strength. City: New Orleans and Lafayetteshared text notes a postponed Louisiana Antirackets hearing due to Judge Wisdom’s illness, pending further action.
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Air Force
Army Reserve
Tech
Grover E. Murray
George Washington
U.S. Army Reserve
Wee
Marshall Pennington
New Orleans
API
Louisiana
John Minor
Wisdom
Lafayette
J. Minos Simon
Baton Rouge
Roderick Jenkins
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