Editorial calls for voter-led resolution in New Hampshire race
An unsettled New Hampshire Senate contest between Louis Wyman and John Durkin dominates debate over skip ballots and party lines. The piece urges a special election to honor the will of the voters and end partisan gridlock that delays representation.
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Ford to form federal pay study panel in push for efficiency
A new presidential committee will review civilian and military payrolls worth about 55 billion annually. It will examine moving from nationwide rates to area or regional wage scales for clerical and professional staff and consider local data and timing of raises. The panel includes the Civil Service Commission chair, the OMB head, and defense and labor secretaries with others assisting, aiming to propose economy measures for potential budget changes.
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Will Rogers Says on Economic Unrest and Morality
Will Rogers comments that big finance fears the near future and domestic adequacy remains, while global uncertainty and moral obligations expose the nation to risk. He argues for better statesmanship and notes only a mild business downturn locally amid wider hardship.
Byrd Narrowly Defeats MARV Missile Amendment in Senate Fight
In a heated Senate conference debate on a 825 billion military hardware bill, Marty Byrd of Virginia blocked Thomas McIntyre’s amendment to bar funds for MARV research and testing. Byrd argued limited warfare risks, tying battlefield lessons to space policy while urging prudent restraint to avoid future wars. The measure could return for further debate if vetoed, with final passage still possible in both chambers.
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Virginia
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Harry Byrd
Uyrd
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McNaught Syndicate
Can of worms and the American media outlook
A wide sweeping critique links CIA probes and press figures Cronkite Schorr Church to a larger view of U S politics. The piece satirically mocks conspiracy theories from Rosenbergs to Chappaquiddick and argues American worms infest global politics and media.
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Walter Cronkite
CIA
Frank Church
Daniel Schorr
New York
CBS TV
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Alger Hiss
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Kennedy
Sirhan Sirhan
Robert Kennedy
George Wallace
John Birch Society
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Chappaquiddick
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Jacqueline Houvier Kennedy
Aga Khan
Washington Post
Ben Bradlee
Wallace’s nationwide appeal could birth a new third party
A Cambridge Survey Research poll shows Alabama Governor George Wallace attracting broad support across regions, incomes, and races, including nine percent of blacks, with potential protest voters lifting him toward a three way race against Ford and Jackson. The data suggest Wallace could redraw party loyalties, especially among middle class voters, threatening the two party system as 1854 looms.
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Cambridge
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United States
GOP
King
Pestures Syn., Inc
Stateswoman of the kindergarten Parne McConnell honored
The tribute dinner for Parne McConnell honors a long serving kindergarten teacher in our town. She balanced discipline and freedom, guiding young minds with constancy and care, shaping order, conscience, and wonder in her students. Her early training at the County Normal School set the foundation for lifelong impact.
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