Thoughtful endorsement favors Humphrey Muskie ticket
A newspaper editorial endorses Hubert Humphrey and Senator Muskie for president, dismisses George Wallace and critiques Nixon. It argues Humphrey Muskie offer nearer to the people, despite campaign fund concerns, while condemning Wallace as unfit and Nixon as a corporate ally.
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Hubert Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Senator Muskie
Humphrey
West Virginia
Muskie
Hulett Smith
Humphrey-Muskie
Lindsay Polls Show Mayor Lindsay Weak With New York Voters
Private polls in New York City show 59 percent would vote against Mayor Lindsay today while only 2 percent would support him. Against Arthur Goldberg the mayor trails 44 to 2, and he fares poorly against other potential challengers. Voters rate his performance as 42 percent poor and 26 percent fair, with 20 percent good and 8 percent excellent.
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Washington
NEA
John V. Lindsay
New York
New York City
Uhe City
Lindsay
Arthur Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Frank O'Connor
Nelson Rockefeller
Harlem
Carlessly
Miami Beach
Richard Nixon
Apu
Brooklyn
Nixon
Law and Order
Repubican
Main’ Beach
Vietnam
Mumphrey
Nce
Beckley West Virginia Newspaper Ad Rates and City News
Advertising rates show parly and Sunday subscriptions at 27.40 yearly, daily options listed with monthly and weekly pricing. The text blends rates with scattered political commentary on New York mayor Lindsay and national mood, noting law and order concerns and Nixon era polling insights.
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UNC
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Law May Not Deter New Parties say Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court ruled Ohio petition rules burden the formation of new political parties with unclear standards. It noted four notes in Black and Harlan opinions and cited Ohio forced Compelled Ohio to place George Wallace on the American Independent ballot after petition deadlines. States vary in required petition signatures and timing, with examples from California and past third parties. Time will tell if new parties gain staying power beyond one election.
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Huphrey
United Press International Conference For Editors and Publishers
Washington
George Wallace
LeMay
Raymond Lahr Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Ohio
Jastice Hugo Black
John M. Harlan
George C. Wallace
American Independent Party
Nhumber
Black
Harlan
Senate
California
Pathy
Izan Robert Follette
Henry A. Wallace
Democratic
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Roosevelt
Wallace
Supreme Call
Hussein Faces Risk as Arab Rulers Lose Grip in Mideast
UPI reports King Hussein of Jordan may lose his throne despite early Mideast peace talk optimism. Dispatches from Amman and Cairo describe a growing clash with Palestinian commandos using Jordan as a base for raids, and a government accord to lift restrictions on them in exchange for political quiet. Armies of Palestine Liberation groups are listed, including AL Fatah and the Front for the Liberation of Palestine, totaling tens of thousands of fighters and posing a threat to stability and peace negotiations.
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UPI
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Jordan
Iamal Abdel Nasser
United Nations General Assembly
Israel
Hussain
Iraq
Annan
Cairo
Czechoslovakia
Czech
Cnmmanies
Palestine — Liberation Army
Mie Oberg
Egypt
Syria
AL Assifa
AL Fatah
Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Hussein Hinself
Highway Trains Expand as Double Trailers Grow Popular
Lero y Pope reports that thirty two states allow double trailer trucks, with safety and efficiency benefits cited by American Trucking Associations and Clark Equipment. The trend began on the Pacific Coast and settles into standard 55 to 63 foot units, easing loads and speed. Restrictions persist in several states, notably Connecticut and Pennsylvania, limiting usage on key routes into New York City.
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Leroy Pope
New York
UPI
American Trucking Associaions, Inc
Pacific Coast
John
Page
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York City
War Industries Board orders cut in paper use for expired subscriptions
The Raleigh Register reports the War Industries Board through the paper and pulp set Hon has ordered country newspapers to stop sending papers to subscribers with expired subscriptions and to reduce paper usage by 15 percent. The order takes effect September 15 and aims to curb consumption. Lybarger of Reading, Pa., will be at Lulu Music Store demonstrations of the White sewing machine.
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War Industries Board
Paper and Pulp Set Hon
Dod. Lybarger
Reading
Lulu Music Store
Reunion at Albert Lea with Campbells in Minnesota
A reminiscence of a long awaited visit to Albert Lea Minnesota. The narrator recounts traveling from the West Coast via North Dakota and Calgary to reconnect with John Nancy Catriona Peter and the Campbells. They share memories of Scotland and a warm host welcome including a bottle from Beaulieu winery and a theatre group connection.
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Canadian Rockies
U. S
North Dakota
Alvertea
Munresota
Albert Ben
Campbells
John
Nancy
Caleione
Peter
Scotland
Albert Lea
Beaulieu Winery
Richmond
Calif
Calgary
Carita
Vnn
Jolli
Joe
Albert Loa
Cretsin
Wiley
Prayer For Today From a Faith Magazine
A devotional prayer asks for God’s protection and guidance for daily welfare and body, seeking continual consciousness of divine guarding presence. The prayer asks for alignment with God’s will and steps toward a life of faith through Jesus Christ.
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Jesus
John M Deeseher
Aulion
Gospel Herald
Watch On The Potomac Polls Shift For Humphrey Hope
In Washington the Humphrey campaign shows slight gains as Wallace maintains strong third party support around 20 percent in key areas. Nixon still leads but faces a softer base with undecided voters. New Jersey Massachusetts and New York reflect small Humphrey gains narrowing the Nixon margin. Voters cite Nixon not debating and anti-Wallace sentiment as factors while some hope for change and different policy directions.
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Richard 4
Mixon
George Wallace
Crucia
Reyes Mat
Nixon
Humphrey
Wallace
Bel
New Jersey
Massachusetts
New York
Humphrrey
stiti-Wallace
Kennedy
Jock
Strom Thurwood
Lumphrey
Boston
Dohugan
Lynnun
Imimphrey
Pineville flier Varney earns Silver Star in England
First Lieutenant Varney of Pineville has had two Flying Fortresses shot from under him while serving with the United States Army Air Forces in England and has been awarded the Silver Star. Eber Deom Tats was elected president of the My Worth League of the First Methodist Church with Alta Mel Cinney as sea president, May Lou Keyser as secretary, Ruth Eye as treasurer and evangelism chair, while My and Mrs. George Tully serve as counselors for the group.
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Pinevillo
Varney
Cilne
Pineville
United States Army
Bigath
England
Eber Deom Tats
My Worth League
First Methodist Church
Alta Mel Cinney
May Lou Keyser
Trangular
Ruth Eye
Aroraiins
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Lear
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