Wallace pledges 1968 campaign choice for voters
Wallace says southern conservatives may stay home in 1968 unless one of the major parties offers a candidate acceptable to segregationist views or a third party emerges. He notes 433,100 valid signatures are needed in Ohio for third‑party recognition and vows to wait to see major party moves before acting.
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Lace Christian Conservative Party
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Alabama
Brown
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Lurleen
Maine
California
Vaccine crisis sparks plea from terminal cancer patients
In Cleveland UPI reports 20 terminal cancer patients beg for vaccine as the government seeks a permanent injunction to halt Rand cancer vaccine production. Patients question why supply is cut off while Dr. Murray cautions potential side effects and unsafe manufacturing.
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Cleveland
UPI
Barry Goldwater KOs White House Sanity Gap Claim
Former Senator Barry Goldwater says the Johnson administration created a sanity gap by approving Vietnam truces. He claims truce pictures show enemy resupply and argues for new leadership to end the war quickly and cheaply. He spoke at a Young Republicans leadership School event to a cheering crowd.
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UPI
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Johnson
Vietnam
Goldwater
Young Republicans National Leadership School
United States
U.S
Southeast Asia
Burma
Pakistan
India
Barry
Romney Winces At Head Start 68 Campaign Tour
Governor George Romney travels on a six state speaking tour to aid the GOP, denying he is in a national campaign while greeting supporters and news crews. Lenore Romney accompanies him as the trip includes Alaska activities and a Mt. McKinley air tour before continuing to Utah Idaho New Mexico and Arizona.
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Wash
UPI
George Romney
Michigan
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Lansing
Mich
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Alaska
Romney
Mt. McKinley
Romneys
Utah
Idaho
New Mexico
Arizona
Eleven Killed in N J Chemical Complex Blast
In Hawthorne New Jersey a series of fiery explosions ripped through the Morningstar Paisley Division plant of International Latex Corp killing eleven people and injuring sixteen others. Rescue crews under floodlights searched rubble as families waited in freezing cold. Mayor Louis Bay II said survivors were unlikely.
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Hawthorne
UPI
Louis Bay II
Morningstar- Paisley
International Latex Corp
Auto Sale Lag Hits Paychecks
Detroit reports show 25,000 auto industry workers hit by layoffs and reduced shifts as Ford Chrysler and GM cut output. Ohio and Ontario strikes crease parts flow, AMC idles 13,000 workers amid a 23 percent 1966 production shortfall.
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Detroit
API
Ohio
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
General Motors
Ontario
Michigan
Lansing
American Motors Corpse
Wisconsin
AMC
Police Fail Gang Fight Near Columbus Suburbs
Columbus police stopped a potential gang fight Friday night between Worthington and Upper Arlington students. Seven teenage boys, all from Worthington, were arrested in a shopping center parking lot and detained on delinquency charges. Worthington and Franklin County deputies aided the clash, with 150 youths in a milling crowd. In the arrested youths’ car police found chains, five steel golf club shafts, foot long iron bars, and a BB gun.
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Columbus
UPI
Worthington
Upper Arlington
Franklin County
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