Wallace Says No to Happy Chandler as Wallace VP Pick
In Frankfort Kentucky A B Happy Chandler cools on a Wallace vice presidency amid civil rights record scrutiny. Wallace cancels a Montgomery Alabama news conference and aides discuss Chandler with no clear consensus while other names surface.
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George C. Wallace
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Wallace
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Wallace May Be On Ballot
Brown said he expected Stewart to take this course because it would be easier to take Wallace's name off the ballot.
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Brown
Stewart
Supreme Court decision looms on Wallace ballot name
Hamilton Ohio article reports Coyle Voting Machine Co awaiting U S Supreme Court ruling on printing George Wallace name on ballots. Board prepared to insert Wallace if needed and proceed with fall ballot printing while awaiting further action. Court expected to decide by mid October after hearings in Washington.
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Butler County Board of Elections
U.S. Supreme Court
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Elections Board
Wallace
Martin A. Coyle
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Supreme Court
Stewart
Washington
Nixon Eyes Black Vote Share in South While Ranking Wallace
Nixon strategists plan a coast to coast swing with stops in North Carolina Louisiana the Midwest and California. A private meeting with Nelson Rockefeller precedes a White Plains rally as aides warn Wallace could pull Southern votes away from Goldwater era gains.
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Nixon
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Midwest
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Pocantico Hills
White Plains
N.Y
American Independent Party
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Goldwater
Hanoi Premier Pham Van Dong demands unchanged peace terms
Premier Pham Van Dong stated North Vietnam will not bend on peace talks insisting the United States must halt bombing withdraw all foreign troops and recognize the National Liberation Front as the sole representative for South Vietnam. The speech aired from Hanoi Radio after a reception for North Korea.
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Paris
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Enemy Slain In DMZ Clashes Near Rock Pile
U S Marines report 34 enemy dead in two clashes just north of the Rock Pile near the DMZ. Five Marines were killed and 23 wounded. A bunker sweep west of the Rock Pile found 500 mortar rounds 2200 pounds of rice and supplies of Soviet Czech and French origin. A separate sweep south of Da Nang uncovered 37 carbines 10 rocket launchers seven machine guns and nine flame throwers. Seven Vietnamese dead and 24 wounded from shelling. My Tho suffered 15 mortar rounds. four civilians killed and 18 wounded.
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U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Rock Pile
196Th Light Infantry Brigade
da Nang
Mekong
My Tho
Delta
Marines Leave Vietnam As 27th Regiment Heads Home
The 27th Marine Regiment, first U.S. unit to depart Vietnam, began its flight to Okinawa as many troops opt to stay and fight with other outfits. After seven months of combat near Hue and Da Nang, the 4,500 troops reported 2,000 enemy killed and 292 dead, with 1,900 Purple Hearts awarded.
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Vietnam
27Th Marine Regiment
United States
Okinawa
1St Marine Division
California
Jim Blake
Shreveport
Hue
5Th Mechanized Division
Humphrey and Nixon Unite on Hanoi Front in Campaign
Vice President Humphrey said a joint Democratic ticket with Nixon strengthens chances for peace talks with North Vietnam. He noted both would accept only limited concessions in Paris and urged restraint before any bombing halt, while denouncing unilateral actions. Demonstrators greeted the remarks during a coast to coast campaign trot.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
Paris
Humphrey
Philadelphia
Denver
U.S
North Vietnam
Clark M. Clifford
William C. Westmoreland
Army
Johnson
Weather outlook cools with clear skies overnight
Forecaster expects clearing skies and cooler temperatures tonight with a low in the 50s. Wednesday is forecast to be fair and cool. Yesterday’s high reached 76 with an overnight low of 56. In Middletown, six tenths of an inch of rain fell last night.
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Middletown
Fortas Support Grows in Senate Vote Watch
An AP survey finds at least 46 senators back Abe Fortas for chief justice with 26 opposed. If undecideds split evenly, 59 or 60 would back Fortas against 39 or 40. The nomination, stalled in the Judiciary Committee, could face a filibuster if brought to the floor.
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Abe Fortas
Associated Press
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Robert P. Griffin
R. Mich
Homer Thornberry
Czechs Seek Soviet Aid After Prague Invasion
Prague reports Premier Oldrich Cernik flew to Moscow with two aides for economic talks aimed at securing a large Soviet loan and compensation for invasion damages. Rude Pravo says heavy industry production stalled, with losses over 227 million dollars in the first week, while raw material supplies lag.
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Oldrich Cernik
Moscow
Cernik
Frantisek Hamouz
Vaclav Vales
Soviet Union
Rude Pravo
Czechoslovakia
Goodell Named RFK Successor in New York Senate Seat
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller appoints U. S. Rep. Charles E. Goodell a fellow Republican to fill the late Robert F. Kennedy's Senate seat. The position opened after Kennedy's assassination, with Democratic opposition noted.
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RFK
Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
U.S
Charles E. Goodell
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
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