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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1968

Page

4

Goldberg To Unite Democrats in New York Rally Push

Former U N Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg seeks a role in healing rifts in the Democratic party. He will campaign for Paul O Dwyer a Vietnam dove and for Hubert Humphrey with McCarthy set to speak at a dinner on October 8. Goldberg leads the National Citizens for Humphrey group and may influence McCarthy on endorsing Humphrey.

New York UPI U.N Arthur J. Goldberg Humphrey McCarthy Goldberg Hubert Humphrey Paul O'Dwyer O'Dwyer Eugene J. McCarthy National Citizens For Humphrey Group UNN George Ball

Nixon Promises Social Security Increase to Elderly

Miami, UPI reported Nixon pledging at his Key Biscayne retreat to revise Social Security with automatic cost of living increases. He said payments to the elderly would rise, despite a Democratic assault on his plan.

Miami UPI Richard Nixon Key Biscayne

Humphrey challenges Nixon on Vietnam peace plan in Seattle speech

In Portland Humphrey urged Nixon to reveal any peace plan and stop playing games with the public. He questioned Agnew about social security reforms and outlined a White House aged conference and a stance for a negotiated settlement in Vietnam. Nixon travels and policy talks continue as campaigns drum toward election day.

Portland Ore UPI Hubert Humphrey Humphrey Nixon White House Nixon-Agnew Vietnam Agnew C. G. Rebozo Key Biscayne Detroit Michigan George Romney

Federal workers praised by LBJ at postmasters meeting

President Johnson lauded federal workers and mocked George Wallace’s proposal to seize bureaucrats’ briefcases. He noted only about 10 percent of federal employees work near Potomac banks. Also mentions hospitalization of 9 year old Jackie Fabro after emergency appendectomy at University Hospital and his Westover Elementary School status.

Washington UPL Johnson George Wallace Potomac National Postmasters Convention Washington Hilton White House Capitol Bank of Potomac Jackie Fabro Jack Fabro Harmony Grove University Hospital Westover Umber

NASA Birthday Marks Decade Of Space Effort

NASA on its tenth anniversary reflects on a decade of vast effort, noting a 1968 birth with a 390.9 million dollar budget and a mission to explore space for peaceful purposes and mankind’s benefit despite political and public funding challenges. The agency asserts it has built capabilities beyond the moon landing goal for future ventures.

Joseph L. Myler Washington UPI Space Agency Congress National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Russia United States

Humphrey to Address UPI Editors Conference

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will speak at the ninth annual UPI editors and publishers conference at the Statler Hilton in Washington on October 8 at 2 p.m. Also scheduled are Richard Nixon and George Wallace as headliners. More than 350 newspaper executives and wives expected for two days of panel discussions on leading issues.

Washington UPI Hubert H. Humphrey United Press International Editors and Publishers Richard M. Nixon George C. Wallace Statler Hilton

Senate Panel Pushes Fast AMSA Bomber Development

A Senate preparedness subcommittee urged immediate development of the Advanced Manned Strategic Aircraft to replace the troubled F 111 and bolster bomber forces by 1976. The panel backed Joint Chiefs of Staff views despite McNamara’s earlier override and noted long lead times. Senator Stuart Symington challenged the AMSA cost and timing citing rapid missile progress.

Washington UPI Senate Preparedness Joint Chiefs of Staff Defense Robert S. McNamara Subcommittee America Fit Armed Forces Committee Joint Chiefs AMSA Stuart Symington D-Mo Air Force Symington

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