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Show nan wt'4jcacl9'Fplpkl October 4, 1968 r.r"Mrif DESERET NEWS, Friday, 2A Foes 'Bomb' LeAAay Views M. Richard Republican Nixon, campaigning in Atlanta, said I have great respect for Mr. LeMay as an Air Force general. But this kind of reaction shows why it is so important that in the White House, you have a man who recognizes we must have civilian control. The military solutions are often not the right ones. Democrat Hubert H. Humphrey, campaigning in Went It would be Virginia, said: disastrous if anyone who spoke as Gen. LeMay did this morning should come into a position of high responsibility. "I never want to see nuclear weapons used anywhere, in Vietnam or by anyone By Associated Press George C. Wallaces selection of Gen. Curtis E. LeMay as his running mate has drawn fresh attacks on his campaign, particularly over the use of nuclear weapons. former Air 61, LeMay, Force chief of staff, told his first news conference as a vice presidential candidate a nuclear Thursday that weapon is Just another weapon in the arsenal. LeMay said he thinks there re situations where it would be most efficient to use nucle- ar weapons. I dont think It would be necessary in Vietnam. Wallaces opponents reacted elsewhere. quickly. Local: debate on question of constitutionality (Bl). A Thursday spotlighted a k The 138th session of General Corerence, Church of Jesus Saints opened on Temple Square (Al). Christ of Latter-day Transportation officials in Washington are evaluating a billboards from Utah proposal to remove highways (Bl). The Utah Education Association said public schools need a minimum boost of $84 million for the next biennium (Bl). Postmaster General W. Marvin Watson said pieces cf mail increased by 8.4 million last year. He visited Salt Lake Thursday (B22). Contributions to the Tomiko Fund totaled $300 today, with numerous donations yet uncounted (BIO). Features: Editorials: Cleaner Air To Breathe Doesnt Come Cheaply Contempt? , . . Curb Tobccco Ads (A20). A little girl named Ula is starving. Her frail body rejects nourishment. She is six years old and shes dying (AT). . . Progress Or 3 !ue l ROCKET HAMMER m mwnwna NEW YORK (AP) New disout broke order today in the troubled New York City school students at a lower system east side high school fought police with rocks, bottles and ash cans. Tuoultr tol hindlt for gxtra xtrnfth. Comtortoblo, rmhltfl iol Twnporad LeMays selection came too late to get the retired general on the ballot in most states in place of former Georgia Gov. Marvin Griffin, who was entered to satisfy legal requirements. But omy in Florida and Tennessee do the states election laws give any appearance of binding electors to the listed vice presidential candidate. .s hood. 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Then, thrusting wishes of a flower child, nor in their index and middle fingers the smoke of a draft burning skyward in the V for victory card. The war should be studied sign, marched from the auditor- and worked out as part of the ium. larger problem of Southeast Agnew stared, then, after they Asia. had gone, he resumed : Oregon Gov. Tom McCall Now that the delegation predicted a GOP sweep of the from Hanoi has left. . . entire west, except Hawaii. The 2,000 in the audience rose Introducing McCall Agnew, and applauded vigorously the said: He says what he thinks, vice pres'dential perhaps not too tactfully at Republican nominee. times, but he is big enough to the occasional mistake. admit met The Maryland governor selected with political a briefly Agnew responded with editors from Oregon shortly smile, maybe Governor McCall before his appearance here. He shares with me that tendency to speak too frankly. CHILDREN'S MOUNTED, REG. 25.95 Agnew Speech 82.50 5B .95 ASPEN PAltXAS Flat-loo- PORTLAND, Ore. was a tense moment. 4,199 REG. ROFFE JUNIOR Crowds Heckle persons were tion. arrested. Three policemen were At JQr f Va- - then? High School Pupils, Police Clash In N.Y. - EMPER. ti. Gov. Spiro T. Agnew, the Republican vice presidential candidato, told Missouri voters: Your vote is too valuable to waste on a third party. Third parties can confuse, but they cannot 6overn, said Agnew. But Wallace reaffirmed his support for LeMay after the news conference. rage running mate drew fresh attacks on the campaign (A2). ' GOP Vice Presidential Candidate Spiro T. Agnew stood at the lectern in Portland and faced hecklers for the first time (A2). 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