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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1968

Page

3

Humphrey Labels Nixon a Cold War Warrior in Vietnam Debate

Humphrey accuses Nixon of pursuing a Cold War policy and not a peacemaker, saying he and the Democrats can likely end the Vietnam War. He contends Nixon’s life is defined by Cold War stance, while a spokesman hints at seeking an extension of the 10 percent income tax surcharge if the war continues past June.

United Press International United States Hubert H. Humphrey Richard M. Nixon Johnson Humphrey Nixon

Nixon's VP Agnew Defends War Policy in Minnesota

Spiro T. Agnew told a rally in Waverly Minnesota that Republicans can end the war more quickly than Democrats, rejecting claims Nixon had a better chance at peace. He spoke during a rest and strategy meeting ahead of the formal presidential bid.

Nixon Spiro T. Agnew Waverly Minn

Mississippi Democrats Back Wallace in Wallace Campaign

Mississippi political leaders including Gov. John Bell Williams left the national Democrats to back George C. Wallace. The state Democratic executive committee urged Mississippians to vote for Wallace, calling Humphrey a disaster. Chairman Leon Bramlett announced the move after a private meeting. Williams wore a Wallace button and supported Wallace in any case.

Jackson, Miss Mississippi John Bell Williams National Democratic Party George C. Wallace Wallace Alabama American Independent Party Leon Bramlett Clarksdale Williams State Executive Committee Richard Nixon Hubert Humphrey Bramlett

Arson Cited in Gary Fire That Killed 13

Indiana fire marshal's chief arson investigator says arson caused the Labor Day weekend Gary fire that killed 13 people, nine of them children. He interviewed many individuals and studied three burned buildings, noting the blaze began in a basement and an explosion occurred in a ground floor tavern previously closed by the liquor control board. The explosion's source remains undetermined.

Gary, Ind Indiana Fire Marshal Gary Charles P. Hill Hill Liquor Control Board

Five Year Water Study Bill Advances in House

The House approved a compromise measure to authorize a five year study of the United States water resource problems and programs. The bill was sent to the Senate by voice vote.

Washington House Senate

Hi Y Council Plans Projects This Saturday

The Metropolitan Hi Y Council meets at 1 p.m. Saturday at Lighthouse YMCA to outline service projects for member clubs and finalize plans for the September 28 officers workshop. Ed Mulrean leads a 750 member, 29 club group with Judie Reece supervising citywide activities.

Hi-Y Council Lighthouse Ymca Tri-Hiy Ed Mulrean Rincon High School Judie Reece YMCA Phoenix Gilbert A. Carrillo Rincon Salpointe Catalina Clarence

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