Nixon Promises Major Pentagon Overhaul in Defense Drive
NEW YORK AP Richard M Nixon pledges a major reorganization of the Pentagon with greater influence for top officers and more missiles warplanes and nuclear submarines if elected. He slams Kennedy Johnson administrations for a growing defense gap and warns of a survival gap by 1970 or 1971. He toured eastern Pennsylvania before a New York broadcast and heads to New Jersey rallies while preparing a CBS Face the Nation appearance.
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Humphrey Raises 1.5 Million in Campaign Week Push
Vice President Hubert Humphrey has amassed about 1.5 million dollars in a campaign week aimed at funding heavy television advertising and appearances to close the gap with Richard Nixon. He canceled part of a California tour due to a labor dispute at a San Francisco hotel and prepared for further filming in New York and California as he heads east.
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Wallace draws loud welcome in New York rally
George C. Wallace with Curtis LeMay drew a massive security detail and a 14 000 crowd at Madison Square Garden where hecklers clashed with police. Twenty thousand seat venue with 2 500 roped off. 25 arrests. one officer and four others injured. Wallace pledged to make streets safe and criticized Nixon and debates.
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Land of Hope and Glory Lampooned by Crandford
Sunday School lesson by Clarence W. Cranford reflects on American hope from Columbus to Vietnam and contrasts it with early Christian hope. It traces faith as a living hope through I Peter, showing believers as a chosen race and royal priesthood, alive in Christ.
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Love For Words And Meanings In Lexicography
New York AP profile of Stuart Flexner, editor of the College Edition of the Random House Dictionary and authority on slang. He notes slang evolves from cultural subgroups and distinguishes standard speech, informal speech, and slang, citing examples from astronomers to jazz musicians and athletes.
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