Kennedy and Humphrey Campaign Paths Diverge on Pacific Tour
On a Friday campaign swing both front runners stay distinct in style. Vice President Hubert Humphrey maintains a steady routine as he meets a child at Kansas City Airport while Senator Robert F. Kennedy with wife Ethel and Oregon Treasurer Robert Straub strolls a beach in Astoria Oregon.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Kansas City
Kennedy
Oregon
Robert Straub
Astoria
Vice President Quietly Takes Charge at State College
A vice president assumed control of San Francisco State College hours after the president abruptly resigned. He canceled the previous open campus policy and ordered 35 protesters arrested. Dr. John Summerskill flew to Ethiopia amid his surprise resignation slated for September 1.
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San Francisco State College
John Summerskill
San Francisco State
Ethiopia
Bypass dispute delays Norwalk ribbon cutting
A behind the scenes political feud erupts over the Norwalk bypass dedication. The Monday ribbon cutting was canceled amid long standing conflict between former Norwalk Mayor Louis G. Frey and Bernard Freeman, chairman of the Huron organization.
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Norwalk
Louis G. Frey
Bernard Freeman
Huron
Civil unrest grips France as premier warns of war
Paris reports massive rioting across the country after Premier Pompidou and President De Gaulle warned of civil conflict. Tens of thousands marched, two killed, hundreds hurt or arrested amid a nationwide strike and student protests.
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Paris
UPI
Georges Pompidou
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Europe
Pompidou
Mostly sunny day with mild weekend forecast
Weather report shows mostly sunny conditions today with a high in the 60s and clear cool nights. Friday's forecast includes a high near 65 and low around 41 with humidity readings and trace precipitation noted. Death notice for Theodore L. Ehrhardt, 68, Fitchville.
Ex-Area Police Chief Targeted in Miamisburg Firing Plot
Former Willard chief Calvin C. Fillings faces a move by a group of Miamisburg officers to force his removal. Mayor Paul R. Stevick said affidavits have been filed with the Civil Service Board alleging grounds for removal, with a hearing to follow as facts are gathered.
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Miamisburg
Calvin C. Fillings
Willard
Fillings
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R. Stevick
Civil Service Board
Stevick
Civil Service
John Laney
Don Story
Pioneer Rubber Co
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Goldwater Wins $75,000 Punitive Damages in Fact Magazine Case
Former U S Senator Barry Goldwater won 75000 in punitive damages and one dollar in compensatory damages in a federal jury verdict against Fact magazine and publisher Ralph Ginzburg. He said I am vindicated after the jury upheld liberal charges.
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UPI
Barry Goldwater
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Fact Magazine
Ralph Ginzburg
Arizona
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