Editorials And Features On The 1968 Presidential Race
The piece argues Republicans chose a weak running mate in Spiro Agnew and Democrats backed Humphrey with Muskie as a flawed alternative. It predicts a hard fought contest where Nixon risks few blunders while both parties suffer internal dissension. The year 1968 remains unpredictable as March primaries reshape the race.
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Miami Beach
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Chicago
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
America
Barry Goldwater
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Johnson
New Hampshire
Humphrey
Forbes confronts grand jury over Cleveland riots summons
Cleveland City Council member George L Forbes, a Black lawyer, denounces a three-police escort summons as insulting after being brought before a county grand jury probing the July racial violence. He says even a call would have sufficed and blames riots on the incident.
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Cleveland
George L. Forbes
Forbes
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Smith campaigns face to face as Texas polls loom
Lt. Gov. Preston Smith, Democratic nominee for Texas governor, presses old fashioned district visits and a delegate outreach plan ahead of the Sept. 17 state convention. He asks delegates for preferred tax increases, targets potential defections, and links polling to the campaign by framing tax questions against the convention platform. Smith comments on George Wallace’s Texas prospects and notes Wallace’s impact on Nixon.
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Wick Fowler
Smithsonian
Preston Smith
Smith
Chicago
State Senate
Paul Eggers
Galveston
Houston Chronicle
George Wallace
Texas
Wallace
Richard Nixon
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Puzzle
A dense puzzle list packs across and down clues for vocabulary expansion with long answer chains. It includes references to languages, places like Park Colorado and African seaports, and various word forms from nouns to verbs with numerous cross references and abbreviations.
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun raises its masthead with editor Preston Pendergrass and managing editor Johnela Boynton, listing personnel across departments. It notes publication as afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive, Baytown, with subscription rates, postal details, and AP news rights.
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Preston Pendergrass
Johnela Boynton
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Quick Quiz Abalones Marketed in North America
The question notes that the red abalone is the only kind marketed in North America according to the Newspaper Enterprise Association.
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North America
Newspaper Enterprise Association
What Makes a Good President According to History
Sen Dirksen surveys past vice presidential selections to test whether background and experience predict fitness for the presidency. He weighs Arthur, Taylor, Marshall, Wallace, and Lincoln, noting the surprise of Lincoln's rise despite limited experience and the ongoing question of qualification for the nation’s top office.
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Sen
Ev” Dirksen
United States
Chester A. Arthur
New York
James A. Garfield
Arthur
Garfield
Zachary Taylor
Martin van Buren
Taylor
Marshall
Wilson
Henry A. Wallace
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Wallace
Farmer
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Congress
Verse on a tree that bears no good fruit
A biblical verse from Matthew 7 19 declares every tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down and cast into the fire. The saying emphasizes judgment for unfruitful lives and spiritual discernment.
Television and Violence at Chicago Convention
Washington-Merry-Go-Round column argues television fueled or amplified violence at the Chicago Democratic Convention. The piece contends networks biased coverage ignored provocation by demonstrators, pressed sensational clashes for ratings, and cites mobility of agitators linked to the National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam and its co chairs Peck and Deltin ger.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Chicago
Miami
U.S
TV Kleig
Jerry Rubin
Lincoln Park
Loop
Hanoi
Peking
National Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
Sidney Morris Peck
David Deltinger
Ho Chi Minh
When Not In Doubt Lead Trumps In Bridge
In a North South bridge hand, North's bold six clubs bid failed to persuade East and West to defend. West chose a trump lead, later yielding a spade trick as South discarded, and the commentators conclude West should have led ace of spades to force a shift to hearts, allowing South to go down two.
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North
East
South
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle question for two clubs response
A bridge bidding scenario asks what to do after partner overcalls two spades over your two clubs. With a hand containing high cards A14 and WRI98 and queen ten five four, you assess slammish potential. The prompt says answer tomorrow.
Doctor's Mailbag Common Ulcers and Duodenum Facts
Common peptic ulcers occur mainly in the duodenum just beyond the stomach outlet. Symptoms include gnawing midline pain two to three hours after meals, relieved by milk or antacids. X rays with barium help diagnose duodenal ulcers. Aspirin irritates the stomach, so nonaspirin pain relievers are preferred.
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