Major Political Powers Blamed for Negro Riots
California's first Negro state senator Mervyn Dymally accuses the two major parties of fueling the summer riots and of neglecting Negro interests. He says Democrats rely on Black votes while fearing white backlash, and Republicans lack the will to address ghetto conditions.
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Mervyn Dymally
National Conference of
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Dymally
Knitting Patterns Ad and Political Remarks Mix In 1968
An ad for Needlecraft patterns offers several books and patterns with pricing and order details. The second portion quotes Dymally criticizing the Democratic Party for neglecting Negro officials and predicting Republican candidates would gain support among Black voters, citing potential 1968 presidential dynamics.
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Ronald Reagan
California
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National Party
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Michigan
George Romney
Viet Cong Heroine Guest in Cuba as Guerrilla Symbol
Ngo Thi Tuyet, 17, hailed as valiant combatant and Yankee annihilator, arrived in Havana as an honorary delegate for a solidarity conference. She joined the Viet Cong at 11, began fighting in 1965 after family killings by U S troops near Chu Lai, vowing revenge.
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Scotland Yard on Trail of Gold Smugglers
London reports Scotland Yard on the trail of an international gold smuggling ring financing Chinese Communist terrorism and rioting in Hong Kong. Raids in Bedfordshire and Middlesex uncovered submachine guns rifles revolvers ammunition and molds for counterfeit coins. Detention of British businessmen who travel abroad planned.
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Art expert Ralph Altman dies at 58 in Los Angeles
Ralph Altman, 58, a noted authority on primitive art and director of UCLA Museum and Laboratory of Ethnic Arts and Technology, died Monday. He served as a museum consultant nationwide. Alton J. Cook, 62, film critic for World Telegram, died Tuesday after a long illness.
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Ralph Altman
Altman
Museum and Laboratory of
Ethnic Arts and Technology
University of California At
Los Angeles
New York
Alton JF. Cook
World Telegram
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