The Ganges River Named Most Religious Waterway
The Ganges is considered the world’s most religious river by 350 million Hindus who regard its waters sacred. It flows about 1,557 miles to the Bay of Bengal, joining a spiritual legacy with itscourse through northern India and Bangladesh.
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Nixon’s Campaign Aims To Reshape Budget Policy
Nixon already has aides reworking the federal budget and sending an emissary aboard as he presses toward a Republican White House. He dismisses polls as unreliable and plans stops in Fresno and Salt Lake City with a fundraising dinner to raise funds. Scranton leads a overseas ambassadorship to study Western alliance and possible State Department roles. Nixon cautions against Southern Democrat Wallace collusion and stresses helping migratory workers.
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