Nixon advisers tout crime as top campaign issue
In San Diego Nixon aides flag crime and civil disorder as key campaign themes. Tower criticizes Ramsey Clark while Agnew pushes enforcement. Nixon plans to stay in California after the Republican Convention.
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Richard Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
San Diego
Nixon
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
John Tower
Texas
Charles S. Rhyne
United Citizens For
Rhyne
Citizens Campaign Organization
Tower
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Maryland
GOP
Vietnam
Paris
South Vietnam
California
Agnew
East Carroll Reapportion Order for Voting Plan
U S District Judge Ben C Dawkins Jr orders East Carroll Parish to submit a voter reapportionment plan to federal court by Oct 1 to satisfy one man one vote. The order covers East Carroll Parish Police Jury and School Board with possible November ballot placement if approved.
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Shreveport
East Carroll Parish
U.S
Baton Rouge
State Attorney General’s Office
Ole Miss Receives HEW Grant for Nursing School
Washington reports the Department of Health Education and Welfare awarded the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson a $303,015 grant. The funds will fund a two story wing with conference rooms faculty offices and classrooms for the School of Nursing.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
University of Mississippi Medical Center
Jackson
School of Nursing
Negro Realtor Sees No Chance For Unit Merger
NEW ORLEANS AP The National Association of Real Estate Brokers Negro realtors says little chance exists for a merger with the association of white realtors. Q W Williamson of Atlanta president says they have diametrically opposed philosophies and that price increases come from supply demand and seller practices. David Greenup of New Orleans vice president says housing discrimination remains a major problem and fuels civil unrest.
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Negro Realtor
New Orleans
National Association of Real Estate Brokers
Association of White Realtors
Q. W. Williamson
Atlanta, Ga
David Greenup
Nigerians Spurn Red Cross Appeal Over Biafra Aid
Addis Ababa dispatch reports Nigeria rejected Red Cross appeals to halt attacks on mercy planes. Flights to Biafra paused after a DC6 was fired on, with negotiations ongoing. U S officials warn thousands dying daily as talks stall and plans resume by ship from Lagos to Calabar.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Red Cross
Lagos
Biafra
Fernando Po
Charles de Gaulle
Caritas
Nigeria
U.S. State Department
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Geneva
C. Robert Moore
Africa
U.S
Washington
Vol
Luntary
Calabar
Minna Schupp
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Anthony Enaharo
Milk powers teen health and value in daily meals
The article argues teens need balanced diets and plenty of milk to support activity and growth. It notes milk costs about 15 cents per pound and offers strong nutrition like calcium and vitamin A, urging guardians to ensure teens eat right and stay healthy during school years.
Central District Roundtable Set By Scout Leaders
Buddy Reeder announces a Central District Roundtable tonight at 7 30 at First Christian Church Monroe for Cub leaders Scout leaders and Explorer advisors. Sturdy Sharp and Orrie White will present the annual program plan Big Show plaques will be awarded to unit leaders not yet honored Bob Trent Sr will conduct the roundtable for White Jose Gonzales heads the roundup committee in the Central District.
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Buddy Reeder
First Christian Church
St. John Street
Monroe
Sturdy Sharp
Orrie White
Reeder
Bob Trent Sr
White
Jose Gonzales
Central District
Politician Rejects Reuniting With Nigeria
A public figure rejects political reunification with Nigeria and thanks a Minnesota Democrat for a judicious and frank call for aid to war refugees. The remarks underscore foreign policy stance and humanitarian concern amid regional conflict.
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Nigeria
Minnesota Democrat
Murphy Earnings Rise. Plans Openings and Stock Increase
G. C. Murphy Company posts six month pre tax earnings of 5 071 000 up 15 6 percent from 1967 with 61 cents a share. Stores rise from 508 to 512 as sales grow 7 3 percent. Expansion calls for 10 plus new stores in October and a 1969 launch of a free standing unit offering food and auto services. Shareholders to vote in September on increasing authorized common stock from eight to 12 million and creating three million preferred shares.
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G. C. Murphy Company
E. L. Paxton
Paxton
Rockett Family Reunion At Camp Creek Baptist Church
Mrs. Ernest Henderson of Spearsville says the Rockett family reunion will be held at Camp Creek Baptist Church on Sunday September 1 and invites friends and relatives to attend.
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Rockett
Camp Creek Baptist Church
Ernest Henderson
Spearsville
Henderson
Rome Blocks Parking to Tackle Downtown Traffic
Rome officials moved to ease downtown congestion by banning parking on 422 streets and prohibiting stopping on major thoroughfares, drawing grumbles from motorists and fears among shopkeepers of lost business.
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Rome
UPI
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Odemegwu Ojukwu
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Eugene J. McCarthy
Mary's Flower Shop
Toh
Our Country
American Dairy Association
Statotok
Vitersin
Murphy
Rockett Family Reunion
Roark, Jr
School Board
Mrs
Lynn Vaughn
Square Yard
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