Wallace asset or liability LeMay as Wallace's running mate
The piece weighs Curtis LeMay as George Wallace's potential vice president bid. It notes public uncertainty whether LeMay strengthens or weakens Wallace's campaign, praising his SAC leadership but warning his "Iron Pants" image could both help and hurt. It also hints Nixon could gain if LeMay hurts Wallace.
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Curtis FB. LeMay
American Independent Party
George Wallace
Law and Order
White Horse
LeMay
Gen
Curtis LeMay
SAC
Air Force
Richard Nixon
Wall Street aims and glamour lure noted at crowd gathering
A Wall Street crowd estimated at 13,000 turned out for an event featuring Francine Gottfried and Mrs. Geri Stetts as observers discuss the glow of public interest. Carl Yastrzemski’s batting average is cited, while other figures debate the real draw and money involved in media attention and appearances. The piece also covers broader media stardom dynamics and questions the value of publicity.
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Francine Gottfried
Geri Stetts
Thas
Vins Gottfried
Wall Street
Carl Yastroentcki
Boston Red Sox
Stott
Burbank
Cah
Prelvir Smith
Chicago
Ealing
Gottfried
Gage
Miodesir
Pino
ICC
ICG
Lubbock
Association of American Railroads
Mitch
Pease
Feria
James Howard
U.S.A
Lexington
Pensacola
Howard
Crowd Estimation Experts See 1968 Campaign Impact
David Lawrence reports on Sehwon Shakemery, renowned crowd estimator, arguing that crowd size figures influence election narratives. He explains methods, ethics, and how demonstrations, schedule timing, and candidate routes affect totals.
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Washington
Wwe
Sehwon Shaeamery
That Girl on Broadway Weighs Political Planks and Moderation
Ty Plainsman notes that political platforms may rely on borrowed ideas and cautions moderation. Ethel Jacobson offers a quip on hypocrisy while readers share thanks to Mrs. Elton R. Howard for notes on recent correspondence and insight.
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Elton R. Howard
D6th St
Marianne Means Now Meet A Socialist
The Chicago feature profiles Maynard Krueger once heir to Norman Thomas now a university professor in his sixties. He supports Hubert Humphrey and Johnson while doubting today’s militant left. He opposes campus violence and favors orderly reform of democracy through peaceful means.
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Chicago
Norman Thomas
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Iit
Richard Daley
New York
Alave
John Lindsay
Maynard Krueger
University of Chitoneoa
Socialist Party
Eugene Vo Debs
Pranklin Roosevelt
Wruecser
Thomas
Krueger
Krueser
George Reedy
Kreeger
Democratic Society
Columbia
End pollution choice or walking on water may be no joke
Atlanta Constitution notes Arnold Glasow warns that failure to end the pollution choice could make the idea of walking on water merely a joke. The remark frames environmental concerns as real and urgent.
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THE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Muchooin
Arnold Glasow
Leo Aikman
Atlanta Constitution
Letter to the Editon Urges Wider Eligibility Pool
Allen Burke Sr. urges teens to educate themselves and expand eligibility for choosing leaders. He argues for raising the voting eligibility pool to over 10 percent, frames rights as earned, and calls for responsible participation in democracy from Wolfforth.
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FDR
Avalanche Journal
Hawks
Coyotes
Allen Burke, Sr
Wolfforth
Thinks Wallace Best To Save Nation From Reds
Ray Trent urges support for George Wallace as a counter to communism, arguing grassroots voters will back Wallace to curb perceived communist influence in churches schools unions and government. He asserts the need to reverse current trends and unite behind law enforcement and patriotic goals. Denver City address.
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Wallace
Nation
Reds
Avalanche-Journal
America
Miami Beach
Chicago
George Wallace
Ray Trent
Denver City
Concerned mother calls for Saturday cartoon cleanup
A young mother urges censor groups to target Saturday morning cartoons like Super President and Spiderman citing crime and destruction. She asks for restoring wholesome classics such as Bugs Bunny and Mickey Mouse and asks working mothers to respond. Mrs. D. L. Schafer of 2814 27th St signs the letter.
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The
Avalanche-Journal
Herculoids
Birdman
Women’s Baptist Association
Bugs Bunny
Mickey Mouse
D. L. Schafer
27Th St
Unemployed Man Questions Welfare and Work Ethic
A reader from 416 Idalou Rd argues unemployment checks fuel joblessness, claiming incentives to take Sunday work are poor and that hunger drives effort, urging more job creation and understanding of the unemployment problem.
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Avalanche Journal
Johnny Haynes
Idalou Rd
Detroit plans to enter small car field amid foreign compact rivals
Guest editorial forecasts Detroit entering the small car segment facing foreign midgets. Detroit’s proposed models would sit between foreign small cars and domestic compacts in size and price. The piece argues Detroit has yet to master the small-car market and recalls the buoyant compact ads from rivals.
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Detroit
Roanoke
Times
Making Money in Transient Housing The Hotel Frustrations
Hospitality columnist C DeWitt Coffman critiques common industry practices. He highlights redundant guest information, mandatory escorts, disruptive maid rounds, and rigid checkout hours. He proposes a simplified 24 hour charge model as a potential remedy.
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Motor Inn
C. DeWitt Coffman
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Humphrey
Ninon
Ty Plainsman
Ethel Jacobson
Marianne
Veun
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Dhabert Thriphres
Kryneser
McCaurthy
Heo Owas
McCarthy
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