Daley's side of violence to be aired on TV film
A one hour television film titled What Trees Do They Plant will present Mayor Richard J. Daley's side of the violence surrounding the Democratic National Convention. It will air at 9 PM CDT on 70 TV and 25 radio stations, produced by Ushijima Films from police and newsreel footage.
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Humphrey Faces Tepid Reception and Protests Across States
United Press International reports Hubert H. Humphrey’s presidential bid drawing a weak nationwide response with few supporters greeting him in Louisiana and Texas. He faced antiwar protests in Flint and received snubs from Govs. McKeithen and Connally, while Nixon urged delaying the nuclear test ban amid Czech events. Agnew accused Humphrey of delaying peace.
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Arkansas
Spiro T. Agnew
Vietnam
Johnson to speak on policy during campaign
President Johnson plans to address government policy during the campaign while avoiding any impression that his administration endorses the positions of Hubert Humphrey. White House aide Arthur Christian said Johnson will be the president until January and will not let others speak for him.
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Hanoi to honor general shooter in helicopter attack
Hanoi said the First Liberation Service Decoration would be awarded to Communist troops who shot down a helicopter carrying South Vietnamese Brig. Gen. Truong Quang on Saturday. His wife and four Americans were killed, making him the first South Vietnamese general killed by hostile fire since 1961.
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UPI
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Truong Quang
Indians divided over rights act debate in the West
About 100 Indians from Arizona Nevada and Utah met Wednesday to discuss the Civil Rights Act of 1968. They viewed the act with mixed emotions calling its provisions a threat to their society and noting the requirement for defense attorneys to be present in criminal cases as a key provision.
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UPI
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
Welfare panel considers six welfare rights proposals
A Phoenix welfare protest precedes a Welfare Board meeting as about 50 demonstrators from Tucson and others present grievances. The primary plan calls for accurate counting and analysis of emergency relief applicants to target need and benefits while protecting recipients dignity and rights. Additional recommendations cover aid to dependent children, unemployed parents, and funding for welfare programs.
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UPI
State Welfare Rights Organization
Welfare Board
Tucson
Board
Ruth Woolen
Indians fight for school access in Flagstaff case
A test case challenges Flagstaff School District No 1 for denying enrollment to Indian children on welfare. Judge Brooks ordered temporary admission of all district residents on the Navajo Reservation, affecting about 2000 children. Attorneys Roy and Martha Ward for the Navajo Office allege constitutional rights are violated and discrimination occurs by excluding welfare children from public schools.
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Equal Justice
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