Wallace Campaign Aims For Lopsided Alabama Victory
In Alabama Wallace seeks a sweeping win on November 8 to build momentum for a presidential run, counting on white backlash to roll up a large margin against Dr. John Cashin and to blunt NDPA gains among Black voters. Cashin leaders push for Black legislative and county gains, while Wallace’s rivals and GOP allies vie for influence amid racial and political tensions.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
John Cashin
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Cashin
Wallace
White House
National Democratic Party of
NDPA
Greene
Macon
Tuskegee
Tthe
Fred Gray
Irby
Gray
Oout Cashin
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Brewer
State Capitol
George J
George
A. C.shetton
Jacksonville
Shelton
Congress
Barry Goldwater
Nixon, J
Thhe
Walllace
GOP
Spiro T. Agnew
Dick Bennett
Agnew
Birmingham
Two Held In Collector Coin Theft Ring
Philadelphia agents arrested two men Bernard B. Ruken 37 of Philadelphia and Richmilio 28 of Staten Island for possession of $15 000 worth of collector coins stolen from a trans Atlantic baggage claim at Philadelphia International Airport The FBI said the coins were to be shipped to St Louis Missouri from a Pennsauken New Jersey firm
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Philadelphia
Twolbin
St. Louis
Pennsau
Bernard B. Ruken
N.J
Sea Lions Die From DDT Taint on California Beaches
AP reports dead sea lions washing up along California shores show the highest DDT levels in sea life, with at least 60 deaths in six weeks. Scientists, including Dr. John Phillips at Pacific Grove and Dr. Richard Hubbard in Fremont, caution the cause is not yet confirmed and could involve multiple factors as injuries or infections.
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San Francisco
California
John Phillips
Hopkins
Pacific Grove
Richard Hubbard
Marine Mammal Study Center
Fremont
Unclear Sea Lion Illness Linked to Pesticide Runoff
Report cites low pesticide residues in sea lion carcasses but says evidence points to infectious causes remain possible. Past epizootics in 1947 and a decade later noted, with pesticides from Salinas Valley entering the Pacific and moving up the food chain to fish the sea lions feed on.
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Hubbard
Phillips
Pacific
Salinas Valley
Nixon Says Woman Should Be Woman
President Phillips commented on a remark by Nixon during a breakfast with women at a Junior League environment conference in Chicago. Nixon linked women’s liberation to perceptions of contamination and quipped about wanting a woman to be a woman while discussing pesticide levels in Santa Monica Bay and epizootic conditions in sea life. The exchange occurred as he prepared to meet delegates from a group representing thousands of women nationwide.
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Chicago
Phillips
Nixon
California
Santa Monica Bay
Demic
Hubbard
Mercury
Ex-Marine Testifies He Killed 16 to 25 Enemies
Fargo trial witness Daniel Riely, 24, testifies he personally killed between 16 and 25 enemies in Vietnam. He is charged with fatally stabbing Fargo cab driver Joseph Glaude, 54, in January. Riely recalls boot camp drills and admits striking the cab driver, saying he did not know the man and had no reason to kill.
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Fargo
N.D
Vietnam
Daniel Richy
Joseph Glaude
Riely
First Quarter Deficit Rises by 5 Billion
Washington reports a 7.7 billion deficit in the first quarter of the new fiscal year as outlays reach 54.2 billion while receipts total 46.5 billion. The prior year’s first quarter deficit was 2.4 billion.
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Washington
Treasury Department
No Proclamation Week Declared by Omaha Mayor
Omaha mayor Eugene Leahy designates October 25 through 31 as No Proclamation Week asserting the city has run out of weeks to proclaim. The remark underscores a lighthearted jab at the proclamation habit while issuing no formal policy.
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Omaha
Neb
Eugene Leahy
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