Wallace seeks House path to the presidency via California ballot
Ex governor George Wallace campaigns across California to gain signatures for his independent bid. He aims to force the election into the House as Alabama officials back his effort, while Lurleen Wallace's status and staff are drawn into the dispute.
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Washington
George Wallace
Alabama
California
United States
House of Representatives
Ohio
Wallace
Lurleen Wallace
George
Lurleen
Doug Benton
Alabama Board of Healing Arts
Doug
Republican
Democratic
American Independent Party
Dress to Please Yourself Not Your Mother in Law
Dear Abby advises that a married woman should dress to please herself rather than yield to a mother in law’s demands. The column includes multiple problem letters about age gaps, dating teens, and a rent situation, all answered in Abby’s practical, period-voice style.
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Supreme Court
Erwin N. Griswold
Harvard Law School
Griswold
CATV
Solicitor General
Abby
Fort Dodge
Pepys Diary Echoes 1967 Year Ends in Hope and Worries
A Dominion Post column blends a 1640 diary with 1967 reflections. It notes political tensions in England and the United States, New Year food superstitions, a Penn State cattle feed study using newspapers, and WV coal-mining labor trends. The piece links global events to local interests and futures in mining and technology debates.
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Samuel Pepys Esq
Duke of York
France
Committee of Parliament
Penn State University
Dominion
Journal of Daily Science
Earl M. Kessler
Daily Science
Kessler
Daily World News
Comsat
Preston County
United States
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Jim Comstock
West Virginia
Jim
Paul Revere
Newcastle
The Forgotten Middle Class Sets 1968 Campaign Tone
The piece argues the 1968 election hinges on the middle class or forgotten class. It critiques law and order, Vietnam policy, and leadership, warns against gimmicks, and predicts the candidate who wins this group will gain the presidency. It discusses Johnson, McCarthy Nixon Rockefeller and Kennedy as potential players.
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Vietnam
America
Lyndon Johnson
Republican High Command
Johnson
Senator McCarthy
Bob Kennedy
McCarthy
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
United States
Fire damages Wesley Methodist Church twenty years ago
Post mortems describe a fire that damaged Wesley Methodist Church with the boiler room as the origin. Firefighters extinguished the blaze in one hour and twenty minutes, and fourteen stained glass windows were broken.
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Wesley Methodist Church
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Arlis Fant
Alabama Department of Labor
Cecil Jackson
Lynchmore Cantrell
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Ed Ewing
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Montgomery
Trammell
Berry's
NEA
Br Bry
Harold Stassen
Dear Abby
Altho
C.B.S
R.N
Los Angeles
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Mason-Dixonland
Pepys
Frank M. Heaster
State Department of Agriculture
Shelia H. Sams
England
UMW
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Henry A. Wallace
Agriculture
Christopher Fuel Corporation
Joseph S. Farland
Marshall College
Syracuse
Richard Clark
Linden Street
Yale
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Virginia
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Morgantown
Frankie Laine
Morgan Theater
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Everest
South Pole
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High Street
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