Humphrey Declares U S Against Racism In Zambia Visit
Vice President Hubert Humphrey stood with Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda in Lusaka and condemned racism. He promised only aid to a road project costing several million dollars as a step toward self determination for southern Africa.
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Governor Wallace Faces Possible Malignant Pelvic Nodule
Alabama Governor Lureen B. Wallace says doctors in Houston found a small possibly malignant pelvic nodule and she plans to return to Houston for resumed radiotherapy after two prior cancer surgeries.
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GOP gains seen in 1968 House races fall short of majority
A national NYT survey of 50 states indicates Republicans likely gain about 15 seats in the 1968 House elections, far from the 31 needed to overturn Democratic control. The current tally stands 247 Democrats, 187 Republicans, and one vacancy from Powell's seat.
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Italian and French Provincial furniture sale items
A catalog list highlights Italian provincial fruitwood mirror priced at 99.00 and French Provincial serving cart at 229.95. Also featured are a colonial solid maple 40 dry sink for 149.00 and Lane decorator 64 inch window cabinet at 179.00.
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