Nixon Nixes Campaign Debates By Walter Mears
Nixon will not engage in presidential debates this year, according to Republican sources. Aides say he will not concede to televised time-sharing or any arrangement with third-party candidate George Wallace, and will resist a Nixon Humphrey duel. The issue hinges on Senate moves and potential TV time for Wallace, with Nixon warning against a three-ring circus.
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Associated Press
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Richard M. Nixon
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George C. Wallace
Will Nixon
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Ron Ziegler
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Robert Ellsworth
Humphrey
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Atlanta
John F. Kennedy
Ithen
Vietnam
Paris
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Alabama
Florida
Wallace to send LeMay on four day Vietnam fact finding trip
George C. Wallace announced sending his running mate General Curtis LeMay for a four day fact finding mission to Vietnam around Oct 15 to report before a national TV address on Oct 2. Ed Ewing Jordine and John DeCarlo will accompany him.
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Associated Press
Evansville, Ind
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Air Force
Curtis B. LeMay
Vietnam
LeMay
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Curtis LeMay
Viet Nam
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Mill
Ed Ewing
Jordine
John DeCarlo
Strategic Air Command
Korea
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Europe
Nixon says United States runs crime university
Richard M. Nixon warned that the United States is operating a crime university by graduating more than 200000 hardened criminals in two years. He promised new leadership would break the cycle trapping first offenders into a life of crime and urged supporters to push for work release and halfway houses to reform offenders and deter future crimes. He faced heckling but remained focused on his message of ending the Vietnam War and restoring domestic tranquility while criticizing Hubert Humphrey as a big spender.
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Moline
Richard M. Nixon
United States
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Nixon
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Vietnam Peace Possible Amid Optimism At Talks
Some U S officials privately see an early peace breakthrough possible despite deadlock in Paris talks. They discuss a potential package deal reconciling bombing halt terms, citing Hanoi's signal of ground concessions, Allied pressure in South Vietnam, and more cordial interactions at the Wednesday session.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
Associated Press
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Johnson OKs Jets For Israel
President Johnson orders negotiations to sell 50 F4 Phantom jets to Israel to bolster its deterrent. He asks Secretary Rusk to begin talks under the foreign aid authorization, a move welcomed in Tel Aviv as reducing Middle East military imbalance.
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So Far Everything's A OK For 11 Day Space Journey
Apollo 8 mission readiness at Cape Kennedy as Saturn 5 stands on the launch pad. The crew of Schirra, Eisele, Cunningham and their families monitor final preflight steps, power, fuel loading, and emergency checks ahead of the lunar mission planned to begin with a countdown and an 11 a.m. launch window.
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AP Aerospace
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Borman
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Cunningham
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Walter Cunningham
Houston
Tex
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Apia 7
Moon
Payl Donnelly
Opera Orbit
Tions
Kennedy
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A. Cernan
John W. Young
Sehicra
Pueblo Talks Sign of Breakthrough on Pueblo Crew Release
US and North Korean negotiators met at Panmunjom for a second day amid reports of a breakthrough in releasing the Pueblo crew. Kyunghyang Shinmun cited sources claiming 82 sailors may be freed soon, while Lennart Finmark joined the talks with the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission.
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Panmunjom
Pueblo
U.S
Kyunghyang Shinomun
North Korea
Lennart Finmark
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Will Garbage Go Through Hagerstown
Baltimore AP reports the Maryland Health Department approved a plan by American Land Reclamation and Resort Corp to haul about 2000 tons daily of Baltimore trash to four abandoned pits on Big Savage Mountain near Mt Savage for a landfill. The firm intends to build a ski slope after landfill completion in about three years, though locals fear water pollution.
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State Health Department
Big Savage Mountain
American Land Reclamation and Resort Corporation
Cleveland
Mount Savage
Dutch Hollow
Wilbur J. H. Shields
Solid Wastes Division
Recommended Reading Inside
Inside the republic headlines and features highlight teen power moves and organizational dynamics. A coup attempt is denied in South Vietnam as editors chart page two and page 28 coverage details examining mistakes by public figures and markets in the era.
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South Vietnam
Humphrey to Attend Dinner in Pikesville Maryland
The Democratic campaign committee announced that Humphrey will attend a fundraising dinner on October 30 in Pikesville. Tickets at the National Guard Armory are priced at $100 each. Guests will include Sen. Daniel Brewster and the eight Democratic House candidates.
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Pikesville
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Hu I v
Maryland
National Guard
Sen
Daniel B. Brewster
House of Representatives
Student Activists Demand Major Changes At U of M
Maryland college protests accuse President Elkins of mismanagement and racial segregation. Students demand housing reforms, better hiring, and a $100 weekly minimum wage for classified workers, plus relief from rising fees and overcrowded classes. A university spokesman cites high student teacher ratios and room shortages in social sciences.
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University of Housing
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University
Norm Wilson H. Elkins
Socratic Society
Elkins
Spiro T. Agnew
Board of Regents
Controversy Over School Dress Rules Roils States
Coast to coast schools wrestle with outfits and modesty in class. Debates rage over miniskirts culottes and love beads while administrators clash on proper attire rules and enforcement across districts from New York to Hawaii.
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Coast New York
Morgan Park High School
Hollywood
Calif
Mandan
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