Supreme Court ruling opens Ohio ballot to Wallace third party
The Supreme Court upheld Wallace's Ohio ballot access, overturning strict laws that hindered new parties. Justice Black noted competition in ideas is essential to elections and First Amendment freedoms, while Chief Justice Warren warned of broader implications for minor parties seeking a spot on ballots.
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Highway Safety Spending Gap Demands Big Investment
The DOT argues that billions more are needed for highway safety beyond current outlays. The gap between spending and needs is growing. from 1967 to 1976 the shortfall may reach at least 12 billion dollars. Police traffic control and vehicle inspection are key components of the outlay.
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Wallace and Humphrey in a Democracy of Gravitas Analysis
The piece argues Wallace gains northern white support as Humphrey struggles. It contends Nixon may be favored as the overdog, while Humphrey must shift strategy to win. It also critiques the Chicago convention and contrasts Kennedy’s perceived vitality with Nixon’s robotic image.
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My God How Can It Be A Call To Love Not Hate
The San Diego Dispatch excerpt condemns malnutrition torture and flag desecration while contrasting acts of heroism and cruelty in Vietnam and American streets. It urges readers to choose love over hate and to cultivate inner peace amid conflict.
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Vietnam The Kremlin’s moves reshape East Europe and Asia
Washington analyzes how the Czechoslovakia invasion shifts world opinion and strategic balance. The United States faces a complex web of East European captivity, Sino Soviet tensions, and Vietnam war dynamics as Moscow and Beijing vie for influence over Hanoi amid Mediterranean Soviet naval activity.
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NATO Leader Warns Nuclear Use Possible in Europe
General Lemnitzer, NATO supreme allied commander, says current Europe tensions could require nuclear weapons. British foreign minister Michael Stewart tells the UN that the invasion of Czechoslovakia affronts world conscience and hopes Soviets repair harm to international law. Russia faces Asia unrest and worries about a possible U.S. deal with Red China.
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Middletown Journal Publication and Subscription Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. lists mailing terms and rates. It specifies second class mailing, subscription prices for in city, trading area, and outside areas, with annual and international rates and advance payment requirement.
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Buckley on Humphrey Nixon Scranton and bombing debates
Williams Buckley critiques Hubert Humphrey on bombing North Vietnam and calls him inconsistent. He compares Humphrey to Nixon and discusses Scranton's European report as influencing U S foreign policy. He notes Wallace LeMay and Goldwater debates and white domestic unrest shapes policy.
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On This Date In History October 21 1968
Events of the day include Nelson's naval victory off Spain in 1805 and Nobel's birth in 1833. Edison tested the electric lamp in 1879. The first Atlantic telephone message occurred in 1915. Canton fell to Japan in 1938. Aachen captured in 1944. JFK and Nixon debated in 1960. Vietnam protest at the Pentagon marked a year ago.
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