Great Society Threatened If GOP Regains 30 Seats
Washington report notes the House race to watch is the GOP bid to win 25 to 30 seats from northern Democrats. A GOP gain of that size could revive the conservative coalition and imperil President Johnson's Great Society, even with Dems still controlling the House.
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GOP Seeks Dixie Gains in Southern Elections
Fifteen million Southern voters vote today in a high stakes general election that could reshape the Republican Party in Dixie. GOP hopes ride on Goldwater era gains as they contest governorships in Georgia Florida South Carolina and Alabama and challenge Senate seats in South Carolina Alabama Virginia Tennessee and Mississippi. Civil rights protests surround registrations but are not expected to blunt the anticipated GOP impact. The contest also probes Republican ambitions in Michigan New York California and California where Romney Rockefeller Reagan face off as potential 1968 contenders.
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Hoffa Accepts Tax Settlement After IRS Dispute
Detroit UPI report says Teamster leader James Hoffa and the Internal Revenue Service resolved a year long dispute with Hoffa paying 24371 to settle a 106226 tax claim. The IRS accepted the amount under a Supreme Court influenced interpretation while Hoffa faces liens if unpaid within a month.
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Gemini 12 Launch Set for Wednesday Blastoff
Astronauts James Lovell and Edwin Aldrin clear final reviews for Project Gemini 12. They plan a 3 55 p m est liftoff from Cape Kennedy with an Atlas Agena rocket, aiming to rendezvous and dock with the target four times to train for future moon missions amid favorable weather.
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Harvard Protest Heels McNamara At Cambridge Us
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara faced a hostile Harvard crowd of about 300 students including SDS members. About 25 blocked his car, police cleared a path, and he left via steam tunnels. He answered two questions before leaving, as shouting drowned out most of his reply.
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