Humphrey in Los Angeles Seizes Election Finale
Humphrey rallies in Los Angeles and Houston urging unity with Johnson to boost a Democratic bid. Crowds praised the ticket as they forecast victory, with Sinatra performing at Houston's Astrodome before 58,000. Muskie joined in Los Angeles for a ticker parade as a last campaign push.
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Record GI Vote Seen on Tuesday
Washington reports that defense officials expect a record share of service members to vote in the upcoming presidential election, likely surpassing 1964's 51.3 percent. With about 25 million service members of voting age, projections indicate over 1.25 million may participate, mostly via absentee ballots, aided by the 1955 Federal Voting Assistance Act and Pentagon outreach to provide voting information and absentee-ballot help.
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Newton on Ballot and Behind Bars
Huey P. Newton, Panther minister of defense, appears on the ballot while serving a 2 to 15 year term for involuntary manslaughter in the Oakland officer slaying. He seeks the Peace and Freedom line for California’s 7th Congressional District as others like Kathleen Cleaver and Bobby Seale run for state and assembly seats amid a high court recess.
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State Poll Shows Nixon Humphrey Split in California
The State Poll outlines voter strength and cross over support for Nixon Humphrey and Wallace across Northern and Southern California. It notes varying cross party backing, close Senate race prospects, and broad support for property tax relief and school bond measures with notable undecided and don’t know responses.
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Syrian backed force attacks Jordan troops in Amman
A Syrian backed commandos group attacked loyal Jordanian troops in Amman using women and children as shields. The Interior Ministry identified the attackers as Al Nasr organization. A curfew was imposed as tanks and Bedouin irregulars moved to quell the unrest.
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Calif Bank Cards Use Okd in N Y
Bankers Trust Co announces an agreement with Bank of America to offer the BankAmericard credit card in the New York metropolitan area. About 1,400 banks have issued around 13 million cards honored at 320,000 retailers across the United States and internationally.
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Rhodesian deadlock talks reopen aimed at solution
Salisbury Rhodesia Prime Minister Ian Smith and British Cabinet Minister George Thomson resumed negotiations to end the Rhodesian constitutional deadlock today, seeking a political agreement and progress toward settlement.
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Students protest Dow recruitment at City University of New York
About 200 students marched on Steinman Hall at City University of New York to protest a Dow Chemical recruiter. Earlier nine students were arrested for a sit in. Army deserter Bill Brakefield sought sanctuary at Findley Student Center as demonstrations continued. University President Duell Gallagher warned against forcibly clearing occupied buildings.
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