Humphrey Faces Flu Battle Amid Campaign Trips
Hubert H. Humphrey, running as the Democratic nominee, battles a flu illness that canceled a Cincinnati trip and several Harlem and East Bronx appearances. He spent Friday mostly in his hotel, hopes to attend a Columbus Day parade if able, and plans to tape a national speech on order to air tonight at 9 30 p.m. EDT.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Cincinnati
Aw and Order
Harlem
East Bronx
Humphrey
Humphrey weighs debates with Muskie as Nixon talks stall
Friday news conference with running mate Sen. Edmund S. Muskie outlined negotiations to buy an hour on Oct. 20 for a Nixon Wallace debate. Nixon aides questioned the plan, citing no repeal of the equal time rule. Dr. Berman reported Humphrey felt achy then improved. fever returned to normal.
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Edmund S. Muskie
Nixon
George C. Wallace
Senate
Edgar F. Berman
Humphrey
Wallace Wallace Denounces Hecklers in Western Campaign
George C. Wallace's failed public address system amid loud Denver protests interrupted by a tomato and a hippie medallion throw. He canceled a TV taping, vowed to push his campaign west, and warned that trouble would end after November 5. In Casper he attacked Vietnam policy and urged victory if peace talks fail.
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Casper
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Nixon takes three campaign days off to plan final surge
Nixon to pause campaign for three days to organize intensified vote seeking in the final three weeks. He spoke in Dallas at SMU and flew to Key Biscayne Florida, pledging a hard race and a big victory on Nov 5. He criticized foreign aid urged space focus and warned against Wallace harming Humphrey. He will stay in Florida until Tuesday for meetings and reiterated repeal of the 10 percent federal income surtax as a war tax.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
George C. Wallace
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White House
Mexico City Games Open Under Heavy Guard
Mexico City opened the Olympics with large security forces amid peaceable ceremonies. 124 teams entered the games, 6200 doves released, and Enriqueta Basilio Sotelo lit the torch. The event faced fears of riots and boycotts, but competition began with track trials and team sports scheduled, including the U.S. basketball opener against Spain. Striking students pledged no public demonstrations to disrupt the games.
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Enriqueta Basilio Sotelo
Mexico
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Spain
Japan
University of Mexico
National Polytechnic Institute
Iran inks $100 million arms deal with Soviet Union
Beirut based Al Anwar reports Iran will pay in Iranian commodities for new arms from the Soviet Union. The dispatch notes CENTO member Tran has already received $100 million in antiaircraft guns and communications gear from Moscow. Al Jarida adds Syria may form a new government with Communist gains under Maj. Gen. Salah Jadid amid Soviet-backed influence.
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Kuwait
Tran
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CENTO
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al Jarida
Syria
Salah Jadid
Jadid
Czech Workers Press New Demands On Troop Withdrawals
Prague reports widespread worker resolutions calling for the Soviet occupation troops to leave Czechoslovakia. Prime mover Alexander Dubcek urged patience while signaling continued coordination with Moscow. Protesters question media reporting and insist on full troop withdrawal per the August agreement.
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Soviet Union
Land description and contact for plaintiff’s attorney
North half of the northwest quarter and south half of the east quarter of section 15 in township 16 range 21, located on Kansas Highway 33 two and a half miles south of the Wellsville interchange at I 35. For information contact Wint Winter, First National Bank Building, Ottawa, Kansas 913 CH 2-2783, lawyer for the plaintiff.
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Ottawa
Township 16
Range 21
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Range
Kansas Highway 33
Wellsville
Wint Winter
First National Bank
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