Rockefeller Defends Fortas Appointment in Midwest Tour
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller criticizes Nixon on Vietnam and Fortas as he campaigns through Iowa and South Dakota. He backs Fortas as an excellent choice and says he will not withdraw from the race before the Republican convention. He downplays Volpe's Nixon endorsement and notes talks with Volpe on the matter.
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Huron
S.D. UP
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Vietnam
U.S. Supreme Court
Nixon
Rockefeller
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
Midwest
Iowa
South Dakota
New York
Sen
Edward Brooke
Nixon Ads Offer Work But No Pay
United Citizens for Nixon spends 400 on classified ads to oppose Rockefeller’s campaign. The want ad runs in 17 papers with the line Volunteers to nominate and elect Richard Nixon No pay long hours hard work. Address provided. In Studio City, Coldwater Canyon Avenue was closed after a car hit a fire plug, causing a water geyser and landslide.
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NIXON
Washington
United Citizens For Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Help Wanted
Richard Nixon
U.S
United Citizens
Studio City
UPS
Coldwater Canyon Avenue
Phooey Gram Campaign Reaches Georgia Governor Maddox
Georgia Governor Lester Maddox receives the first official Phooey-gram as part of a spoof campaign by Atlanta lawyer James H. Moore who plans Phooey buttons bumper stickers and a flag pole. The movement spawns varied telegrams and word-of-mouth outrage among Maddox anti-fans.
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Atlanta U
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Atlanta
James H. Moore
Maddox Antifan
Moore
Maddox
Phoogy
Lester
Phooey
Humphrey Won't Rule Out McCarthy as Running Mate
Vice President Humphrey declines to rule out Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy as a possible running mate. He says it would be presumptuous to discuss the vice presidency before the Democratic nomination decision in Chicago. aides note no bar from same state, and McCarthy remains a possible consideration.
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Democratic Party
Hubert H
Humphrey
Nixon
McCarthy
Topeka
Kan
Hubert Humphrey
Kansas
NAACP Chief Attacks McCarthy as Meddler at Convention
Atlantic City NAACP leader Roy Wilkins condemned Senator Eugene McCarthy for intruding at the NAACP convention while two McCarthy staffers handed out invitations to a reception for delegates. McCarthy arrived and said differences with Wilkins were not very serious and he would talk if Wilkins attended. Wilkins defended the group's nonpartisan stance and warned against candidates using the convention for campaigning.
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Atlantic City
API
Roy Wilkins
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
McCarthy
Wilkins
Paign
New Hampshire
Wallace Against Violence in Maryland Campaign Tour
George C. Wallace, UF Presidential candidate, said he opposes any group advocating violence, white or Negro, during a three day Maryland Massachusetts campaign stop. He dismissed the Ku Klux Klan as a non-issue and urged focus on those who push a Communist victory in Vietnam.
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Baltimore
George C. Wallace
Maryland
Massachusetts
Ku Klux Klan
Vietnam
Fractured Fragments Describe Quack Remedy Ad Claim
A garbled OCR snippet touts a dubious topical medicine promising relief from itching and burning. It mentions soothing the skin, stopping urge to scratch, and healing, with nonsensical phrasing and references to products, artists, and locations that appear corrupted.
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Eai Warhineton
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Ad Operation Limited
Citizens’ Group
THE
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Phooey-Gram
America
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Denver
Walter Cronkite
France
Sargent Shriver
Edward M. Kennedy
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Walt
Cme
Ares
Une Robbins
Pacific Coast Hwy
Sun
Clarence
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Baldwin
Baldwin Plano & Organ CO
Hawthorne Siva
Torrance
Atlantic Ave
Carson
Lang
Love Seatrocker
Ayn
Americord
Meeister
Ecanes Maple
N. Log Beach
Pine Ave
Long Beach
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Lynns
CAPRI
Wallace
Alabama
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