Humphrey Warns Extremism Could Destroy Nation
Hubert Humphrey warned that extremism from left and right threatens democracy and urged denial of hate, rioting, and prejudice. He blamed Wallace supporters and Negroes who riot while promising a poverty‑level safety net and a federal supplement to keep incomes above the poverty line.
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Humphrey
Salt Lake City
Hubert H. Humphrey
Pacific Northwest
George C. Wallace
Seattle
Civic Center Arena
Portland
Ore
Mormon Tabernacle
Wallace
Alabama
Adolf Hitler
America
Richard M. Nixon
Vietnam
Democratic Party
National Broadcasting Co
Lawrence F. O’brien
Ohio amends constitution to permit capital improvements bonds
The Ohio General Assembly proposes amendments to finance public works. The measure allows tax supported bonds for highways parks water treatment higher education and more with strict annual and aggregate limits and revenue pledge options. It also covers revenue bonds for mental hygiene parks and education facilities and sets tax exemptions and ballot procedures. The Secretary of State certifies the amendment texts and dates.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Imaa
Negro ex Communist is deemed security risk no more
A Defense Department examiner ruled that Alfred N. Johnson, 53, a former Communist member from Harlem who joined in 1933 and left in 1950, should not be denied government secrets. The ruling cited youthful zeal amid economic depression and fascist threats, with the department planning an appeal.
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Fense Department
Communist Party
Charles J. Klyde
William Kunstler
Alfred N. Johnson
Harlem
New York
Johnson
Klyde
Department of Defense
United States
Twirling Team Wins at NBTA Contest in New Albany Indiana
The NBTA event in New Albany Indiana awarded trophies to Lori Johnson Debbie Freeze Peggy Hoening Judy Scott in visitors’ competition with firsts. Open advance awarded Lori Johnson first with Sandy Snodgrass Judy Scott and Sabra Taylor placing second or third. Solo and hoop events saw Peggy Huening prevail with others earning top honors. Maria Carr Carlisle won first in the championship solo class for contestants through 10 years.
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Shirley
New Albany
Ind
Lori Johnson
Debbie Freeze
Peggy Hoening
Judy Scott
Sandy Snodgrass
Sabra Taylor
Duane Rosensweig
Peggy Huening
Maria Carr
Carlisle
Findlay
Mbabane Swaziland Exports Minerals to Fourteen Countries
The company exported minerals to fourteen countries last year and produced minerals valued at 24.5 million dollars.
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Mbabane — Swailand
Ohio proposes Section 21 to allow bonding for state capital projects
A text outlines amending Article VIII to add Section 21 empowering the General Assembly to authorize bonds for highways, education, water pollution control, parks, abor ts, and other state buildings with set limits and revenue-backed obligations. It allows bonds to mature within thirty years and details funding categories and constraints without general tax or excise increase.
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Ohio
Ucons
General Assembly
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