Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post combined notices
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Connecticut State Police to link with FBI via fast tele processing system
Commissioner Leo J. Mulcahy plans a terminal in Connecticut State Police HQ connecting to the FBI Crime Information Center. The tele processing network will let 24 agencies list wanted persons, stolen cars and guns, with 15 second responses, improving crime tracking across state lines.
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Connecticut
Leo J. Mulcahy
FBI
Washington
National: Crime, Information. Center
Royal ‘Canadian Mounted
Mulcahy
Connecticut State Police
No-Candidate Rockefeller Keeps Pressing Support in GOP Race
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller maintains his to-candidate stance as the New Hampshire primary looms, with eight supporters pursuing delegates and a write-in bid promoted by backers. If Romney falters, Wisconsin or Oregon contests could shift the race, while advisers push action to prevent a repeat of 1964 delays.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
George Romney
Michigan
Nixon
Wisconsin
Hi Romney
Oregon
Miami
Romney
Students and Politics College Students Significantly Influence Policy
College students have become a significant bloc in the body politic. They will shape debates and participate in campus and broader political processes, driving issues from tuition to civil rights. Their activism prompts responses from institutions and parties seeking youth engagement.
Campus politics shift in 1968 election view
Daedalus notes Young Republicans and Young Democrats lead campus groups with 250000 members while Students for a Democratic Society has 7000. Lipset cites 1967 surveys showing Republican plurality for 1968 and 1965-66 surveys finding two-thirds to three-fourths of students backing the Vietnam War. Demonstrations appear loud but not broadly influential.
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Daedalus
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Young Republicans
Young Democrats
Students For A Democratic Society
New Left
Seymour Martin Lipset
Harvard
Vietnam
Northwestern study to map Northeast transit future
Seaboard Transport Study outlines a year long federal grant funded effort at Northwestern University’s Transportation Center in Evanston to computerize predictions for high speed ground transit along the North Atlantic seaboard. Dr. John A Bailey says the region will be examined to aid urban and transportation planners and to define future needs and goals.
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Transportation Center
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John A. Bailey
Northeast
Energy slaves and their toxic byproducts warning
Dr James P Lodge Jr of NCAR warned at the American Meteorological Society meeting in San Francisco that 195 energy slaves per person drive environmental pollution equivalent to 39 billion people. He warned energy use disrupts earth’s chemical balance and urged reassessing burning finite resources to move people and groceries, fearing energy slaves may enslave us in an unlivable atmosphere.
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James P. Lodge Jr
National Center For Atmospheric Research
Boulder
Colo
American Meteorological Society
San Francisco
Dr. Lodge
Earth
Age of Innocence and the Youth Balance
A columnist reflects on college freshmen who seek input on faculty promotions and textbook writing. The piece mocks youth boasting yet notes its fleeting nature and the need to face a demanding real world beyond campus.
Supersonic Transport plans rise in 1969 budget
The 1969 budget adds 223 million for SST development amid debates on cost and impact. Boeing 747 and Concorde timelines set, with SST service possible by 1972 at earliest. SST would mostly serve luxury travelers, offering time savings but limited luggage and higher fares.
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Sylvia Porter
New York
London
W. Ffletcher Lutz
Civil Aeronautics Board
President named for Pacific Coast Missionary Education Conference
Rev. Dean R. Kirkwood of the American Baptist Foreign Mission Service is named president-elect of the Pacific Coast Missionary Education Conference. He serves as western area representative and will take office after the 55th Ecumenical World Mission Conference at Asilomar California on August 27.
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UPI
Dean R. Kirkwood
American Baptist Mission
Pacific Coast ‘Missionary Education Conference
Kirkwood
Western Area
American Baptist Foreign Mission Service
Asilomar
Pacific
Grove
Kennedy Without Confidence Meets Silent Opposition
National whirligig notes Bobby Kennedy may yet challenge Lyndon Johnson if polls shift, but he has not ruled out a bid. Johnson’s popularity waxes and wanes with Vietnam war events, riots, and diplomacy. Kennedy would jump in only if a decisive turning point alters the race, otherwise he risks overexposure and political backlash.
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Gallup
North Vietnam
U.S
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Kennedy
Vietnam
Viet‘nam
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Laos
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Bobbys
Hubert Humphrey
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State of the Union
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Dick Russell
World Today analysis on Johnson plan flaws and inflation
AP News Analysis surveys President Johnson's economic messages to Congress. It notes disappointment over lack of concrete anti inflation measures beyond a 10 percent surtax and a Cabinet committee on price stability. Experts say wage price spiral may persist through 1968, with limited short term relief.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
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Odd Lot Report from New York Stock Exchange
New York AP reports Feb 5 odd lot activity by principal dealers with purchases totaling 610,253 shares and sales of 586,737 shares, including 16,449 shares sold short.
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NEW York (Ap
New York, Stock’ Exchange
Winds of Rumor on Johnson and Kennedy Sightings
A columnist reflects on rumors about Lyndon Johnson possibly serving a final year, Kennedy’s 1968 plans, and Humphrey’s role. Antenna style notes imply party fears and cautious speculation on who might succeed Johnson, with Kennedy viewed as the strongest potential contender despite party unity concerns.
Romney Says U S Image Is That of Aggressors
Massachusetts Governor George Romney condemned U S policy in Vietnam and criticized the Johnson administration. He said the United States appears as military aggressors abroad and warned that the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese are gaining strength. He accused Washington of deception and urged a political alternative to current policy.
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Romney
U.S
Manchester
N.H
Michigan
George Romney
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Washington
New Hampshire
Richard M. Nixon
Nashua
Lawmakers Eye Water Pollution In Nuclear Field
Washington AP lawmakers began a study on water pollution from power plants especially nuclear plants. Senator Muskie, chair, warned current controls are inadequate as cooling water returns to rivers heated, threatening aquatic life. Trembley urged careful two year study of proposed cooling waters before site approvals.
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Senate Public Works
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Musk ‘Kie
United States
F.J. Trema Bley
University of Marys Land
Genere
Trembley
Earth
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