Polls and ethics shape public opinion in 1960s election scene
Editorial overview of Gallup polls and the burgeoning code of ethics from the American Association of Public Opinion Research. It notes hundreds of firms, the role of polls in candidate strategy, and critics who warn of bandwagon effects while defenders claim depth and accuracy in surveying public sentiment.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
National Press Club
American Association of Public Opinion Research
John ¥. Kennedy
Svork
Low Harris
George Romney
Richard M. Nixon
Humphrey
Gallup
nedy-Nixon
Santa Barbara
Calif
Elma Roper
America
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Congressional Quarterly
Harris
Six Days In June six day war reflections and aftermath
A year after Israel’s 1967 decision to engage in war and the subsequent cease-fire, observers note a more cohesive yet troubled Israel. Orthodox influence in Knesset, ongoing recession, unemployment, and trade imbalances persist while calls for restraint and inflation concerns shape policy outlook.
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Israel
Levi Eshkal
al Fatah
Daniel Lang
The
New Yorker
Knesset
Subras
Investment guidance for modest income and recordkeeping
Retired investor should hold blue chip stocks like GM for potential growth while adding high yield diversified issues such as Allied Chemical Chesapeake Ohio CLT Financial Philadelphia Electric Washington Water Power. Keep a cash reserve and build a GM round lot if under 100 shares for income and stability.
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Eastman Kodak
du Pont
Avco
General Motors
L.C. A
Allied Chemical
Chesapeake & Ohio
CLT
Financial
Payeije Lighting
Terneco
Washington Water Power
Oregon and Kennedy election play in Buckley piece
William Buckley analyzes Kennedy and McCarthy in Oregon. He argues Oregon's liberal history and poverty levels shaped voting tilt, while Kennedy faces tough path in California with internal Democratic doubts and strategic moves.
Children and parents clash over media and pills in Brady column
A column excerpt lampoons parental sermonizing on radio and TV as harmful to children and questions general rules about sweets and vitamins. It features a tongue in cheek debate between a father figure and son, plus a letters section and a snippet of the U S Constitution preamble.
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Wes
Mike
Pop
Mont
Fata
Worry Clinic Warns Wives on Second Husbands and Jealousy
The article offers psychiatric guidance for wives and widows facing jealousy from husbands in second marriages. It claims men misjudge female erotic hunger, advises boosting intimate effort, and warns about testing by former partners. It ends by promoting a booklet on preventing platonic marriage.
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Ike Evelyn
Ian
Niagara Falls
Folklore Sparks Family Feud Over Property and Wants
A fragmented excerpt recounts a quarrel about borrowing a power drawer, vacation plans, and material expectations within a family. The speaker bristles at a neighborly loan, social status, and desiring to outshine relatives with better possessions while asserting seniority and control over shared land and trees.
Nixon Likely Nominee as Nixon Dominates Oregon Primary
Nixon dominates Oregon primary and appears close to clinching Republican convention delegates. Reagan and Rockefeller efforts falter. Wallace and third forces could shape the fall race. Humphrey looms as Nixon’s probable general election opponent amid a party rallying behind the presumptive nominee.
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California
New York
Oregon
Richard Nixon
United States
Ronald Reagan
Nelsono Rockefeller
Nixon
Massachusetts
Rockefeller
Sen
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Dwight Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
Hubert Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
George Wallace
Wallace
John F. Kennedy
New Jersey Dreadnought In Modern Reactivation Debate
Article reviews the USS New Jersey reactivation under James B. Martin. It discusses crew reductions from World War I standards, removal of anti aircraft weapons, and possible reliance on missiles and other ships for defense. Commanding Officer Capt J Edward Snyder Jr notes challenges in operating the 16 inch turrets with a small crew and warns of changes from historic procedures.
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USS New Jersey
Vietnam
Harry K. King Jr
USS
New Jersey
Navy
Ew Jersey
Martin Lion
J. Edward Snyder Jr
Snyder
Ha New Jersey
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Jane Tonir Scott
Monger
Telephone
Warriet W. Toner
Vice-Frasidane
Charlee W. Laughlin
Raymond A. Reld
Andersen
Indiana
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Ora Seonk
Madison
Apeciel Messenner
Associated Press
Ot Wall
William F. Buckley
Kennedy
McCarthy
Robert Kennedy
Harvard
Gardner Cowles
Look Magazine
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St. Francis
Nebraska
Wayne Morse
Barry Goldwater
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Tie
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Kennnedy
Jesse
California Assembly
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