Humphrey Says Bombing Pause Helps Peace Effort
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said President Johnson's halt to the bombing of North Vietnam aids peace and does not seek political gain. In Battle Creek he stated he remained a candidate but would not attend the National Security Council meeting. He faced a hostile but largely supportive crowd while urging calm and open dialogue.
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Nixon combines bombing halt with push for new foreign policy
Richard Nixon at Madison Square Garden minimizes the Vietnam bombing pause as temporary. He says the move may help Paris peace talks while warning against entanglement in another Vietnam. The rally features Agnew, Javits, Lindsay, Rockefeller, Gleason, Stewart, and Eisenhower’s widow reading aloud.
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Wallace Says War End Priority Over Presidency in Norfolk
George C. Wallace told reporters in Norfolk that ending the Vietnam War was his top goal, not winning the presidency. He criticized Nixon, dismissed Humphrey, and noted his briefing on Johnson’s bombing halt as election eve timing. Earlier in Hagerstown he faced hecklers, a bottle thrown, and several scuffles as police removed disruptive demonstrators.
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Trick or Treat Vandalism Gives Police Apple Mess
In Pittsburgh on Halloween night, a police radio transmission described a patrol car being hit with five or six apples, leaving the vehicle looking like a fruit salad as officers paused operations to clean the mess. The lighthearted incident reflects playful, noninjury mischief during trick-or-treat events.
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Sunday School Lesson A Price Worth Paying
Clarence W. Cranford argues that suffering yields insight and faith. He cites Beethoven, Bunyan, Job, Isaiah, Paul, Peter, and New Testament verses to show how persecution and pain refine character, test conviction, and inspire hope. Christians should endure righteously, oppose violence, and work to end causes of suffering such as bigotry, war, poverty, and disease.
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LBJ Maintains Aerial Campaign Through Laos Trails
Saigon AP reports that U S bombing ends in North Vietnam do not stop air strikes against North Vietnamese columns heading to the South via Laos on the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Major raids target trucks and troops, with B52s involved, as weather permits. Johnson says unarmed reconnaissance continues, while officials warn halting bombing risks.
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Israelis raid into Egypt cross Suez and strike bridges
Israeli commandos crossed the Suez Canal and penetrated 125 miles into Egypt to bomb two Nile bridges and a power station, in a retaliatory raid five days after 15 Israeli troops died in combat. Egypt alleged civilian casualties. Israel blamed Egyptian action and questioned Nasser's disclosure.
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Weather forecast for the county
Increasing cloudiness tonight with a mostly cloudy Saturday and scattered showers or light rain by late afternoon. Tonight’s low in the upper 30s, Saturday’s high in the upper 60s. Thursday high 81, today’s low 49, year-ago high 51, year-ago low 43, record high 84 in 1937, record low 19 in 1930. Hourly temps end at 8 am, barometer 30.07.
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