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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1967
Page
6
California campaign staff for George C. Wallace are led by Alabama officials under Mrs. Wallace. Over 25 state salaried aides work long hours for more than $4,000 weekly payroll, with volunteers and former officials assisting the Wallace effort in California during the 1967 campaign.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk shows no plan to resign before the November election. If he leaves early it would be only if President Johnson finds him politically incompatible amid ongoing pressures.
U S officials report Secretary of State Dean Rusk will likely stay in his post despite fatigue and criticism of policy. Associates say his extreme loyalty to President Johnson and to his job drives him to remain, even as critics warn his dedication may hinder flexible responses to diplomacy.
The Episcopal bishop of California branded Ronald Reagan as representative of a polarized extremism endangering democracy in a Grace Cathedral sermon. He cited Reagan and Jeff Segal as examples whose views could lead to a police state and the destruction of democratic institutions.
A slight tremor shook Blida about 31 miles from Algiers early Saturday causing no damage or casualties, according to UPI reports from the region.
President Johnson told 28 Manhattan Project scientists via closed circuit television that the United States will back international safeguards on all nuclear activity so long as national security is not affected. He cited the 1942 Chicago reactor moment and urged a non proliferation treaty while dedicating a proposed giant atomic accelerator to Enrico Fermi.
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