North Dakota Vote on Lowering Age Suffers Chicago Disorders
North Dakota voters narrowly rejected a referendum to lower the voting age to 19 by about 4,000. Chicago riots ahead of the primary may have influenced support as Chuck Haga in Fargo linked demonstrations to voter perception. He urged a new vote in 1970 after polls showed shifting support. Alaska Hawaii Kentucky Georgia set lower ages.
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Plane's Problems Pinpointed
NEW YORK United States Air Force officials say they have pinpointed the source of new trouble that has postponed the F111 swing wing plane’s return to combat in Vietnam. They remain unsure how large a fix will be for about 100 completed bombers and more on the assembly line. Plans to resume missions from bases in Thailand were abandoned after officials learned the seriousness of the trouble.
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U.S. Build-Up in Delta Sparks Controversy in Saigon
A rising American force in the Mekong Delta, from about 8 000 to 28 000, divides officials. Pacification workers fear increased presence worsens civilian alignment. others say buildup improves Allied military posture. Debates center on artillery risks and local political fragility.
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Spivak Named By HHH Campaign Public Affairs Director
Washington veteran Alvin A. Spivak was named director of public affairs for the Democratic National Committee and chief press spokesman for Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey's election campaign. The appointment was announced by DNC Chairman Lawrence F. OBrien. Spivak previously served as a White House reporter for United Press International and held roles with Humphrey’s pre-nomination and related committees.
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National Primary Proposed
Republican leader Gerald Ford floated national primaries to choose major party presidential candidates with national conventions focusing on vice president picks and platforms. He warned conventions serve broader party aims and questioned if national primaries would exclude running mates from selection. Ford noted reforms possible but urged not to abolish conventions entirely.
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Sheppard Faces Suit Over Local Man’s Death
Dr. Sam Sheppard and Youngstown Osteopathic Hospital are named in a 530000 suit filed on behalf of Samuel Lopez who died after surgery performed August 6 by Sheppard. The case adds to earlier trials over the death of Sheppards first wife and follows his acquittal.
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Fortas Drafting Laws Charge Fuels Fortas Nomination Clash
Senator Gordon Allott plans to link a charge that Abe Fortas helped draft legislation for President Johnson to his opposition to Fortas on grounds of constitutional separation of powers. The White House denied prior knowledge while senators debate Fortas and Homer Thornberry nominations amid looming filibuster risks.
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Brooke Nixon clash over travel party and race remarks
Brooke and Nixon clash over travel party return plans with Brooke criticizing Nixon's approaches. Brooke, the Senate's only Black member, discusses repeated references to his race by Nixon at Houston rallies, while Fortas faces confirmation talk and Senate leadership shifts loom amid Republican opposition.
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