No Hearing Set In Monroeville License Case
Clarence E. Ward a Norwalk truck driver faces no hearing date yet on charges of failing to produce a drivers license for Monroeville police. The case highlighted in Overdrive magazine stems from an incident in July involving Ptl Leonard Conners who arrested Ward and fined him $10.50 in Monroeville Mayor's Court. Ward appeals the conviction. The magazine alleges Conners sprayed Mace in Ward s face temporarily blinding him and causing skin peeling.
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Clarence E. Ward
Norwalk
Monroeville
Overdrive
Ptl
Leonard Conners
Ward
Conners
Dream Home Search in Norwalk Reflector Classifieds
Classified ad urges readers to balance budgets by exploring Norwalk Reflector Want Ads. Promotes dream homes and renting a spare room through the Norwalk Reflector classified columns.
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Norwalk
LeMay doubts North Vietnam seriousness on bombing halt
Retired Gen. Curtis LeMay in San Antonio questioned the North Vietnamese sincerity after the U S bombing pause. He noted more tonnage moving south, cited prior halts as failed, and suggested North Vietnam sought a breather during the U S election while he campaigned with George Wallace.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Curtis LeMay
U.S
North Vietnam
LeMay
George Wallace
American Independent Party
South Vietnam
Agnew Dismisses Demonstrators Sign Probed
In Muskegon Michigan Spiro Agnew approached protesters and faced a chant stop the bomb. He finger pointed at a youth and asked why not show that sign to Ho Chi Minh. The sign praised Muskie and aides said Agnew did not say what reporters heard.
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Muskegon, Mich
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Ho Chi Minh
Muskie
Edmund S. Muskie
Television In Review Election Seems Anti Climactic
UPI reports that 1968’s election felt anti climatic on TV due to prior historic events. Kennedy and King deaths, Chicago Democratic convention violence, and limited equal time rules shaped viewer memory more than the vote. Prime time broadcasts preview the candidates as party champions.
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Hollywood
UPI
Lyndon Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Martin Luther King
King
Kennedy
Chicago
Wallace hints at ballot deal in electoral stalemate
Wallace predicts the 1968 election will be decided in the Electoral College not the House. He denies any bargain to back Nixon or Humphrey if no candidate wins 270 votes. He plans a Georgia capitol rally as Maddox projects his Georgia vote between 48 and 53 percent.
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UPI
George Wallace
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Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wallace
ABC Issues and Answers
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Nixon
Humphrey
House
Senate
American Independent Party
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