Nixon Opens Campaign Confident of GOP Victory
Nixon launches his presidential bid from Chicago amid GOP unity and a favorable Sindlinger poll showing 33.7 percent for Nixon. Humphrey, Wallace, a noncandidate, and undecided voters round out early standings as campaign plans unfold and key allies pledge support.
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Teachers Assume Militant Image Attacks Spread Across States
Back-to-school plans faltered as teachers threaten strikes and boycotts across Michigan New York City East Haven Conn East Chicago Ind West Homestead Pa and other districts Over 100000 teachers and three million students face potential disruption as unions push for higher pay and better working conditions Districts report delays and walkouts while negotiations continue with boards of education and state associations NEA and MEA officials warn the scale could reach 300 to 400 districts this year
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Hurricane Season Shows Few Storms So Far
Miami forecaster Arnold Sugg said the hurricane season is just getting started with four tropical storms so far and no major storms on the horizon. He noted September is prime for big storms, citing historical killers like the Galveston storm of 1900 and Hurricane Donna in 1960, while Abby and Candy have stayed away from land. The season’s quiet period may reflect unusually far south trade winds, which limit storm formation, though fewer storms does not guarantee a calmer season.
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Congress To Tackle Unfinished Business
Washington lawmakers begin a post convention session amid jitters from Democrats after Chicago and Republican claims of change. Debates loom on college aid for rioters gun control and TV debate rules while bills push Vietnam War funding farm supports and anti drug penalties. Leaders expect late October adjournment with Senate focus on Abe Fortas confirmation.
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Iowa Governor Wins Senate Nomination
Democratic Gov. Harold Hughes of Iowa won the Senate nomination in Tuesday’s primary to face Republican retiree Rourke Hickenlooper’s seat. He will square off against state Sen. David Stanley after Stanley’s easy GOP primary win. Primary results also reported in North Dakota and Nevada with varying nominations and contest outcomes.
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