Sensible Proposal Calls Iowa Judges to Media Open Dialogue
Iowa District Court Judges Association proposes a volunteer mutual understanding with the Iowa press on trial information. The measure seeks a workable balance between fair trial rights and public access, noting current reform debates and the need for caution in disclosure.
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Iowa District Court Judges Association
Iowa
Charles Pettit
Bloomfield
American Bar Association
House of Delegates
Rockefeller Reagan ticket still uncertain in bid for unity
Gov Rockefeller says he and Gov Reagan do not share many positions and the idea of a Rockefeller Reagan ticket remains speculative. Reagan rejects running mate talk while strategists weigh a dream ticket amid voter skepticism and credibility concerns.
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New Orleans
Nelson Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Rockefeller
New York
California
Noted Iowa Republican chair calls politics harmless to business
Republican State Chairman Jack Warren in The Iowa Republican Party Line says business people can openly support Republican causes without harming profits. He cites industry groups and trucking firms reporting growth and little customer resistance, arguing fear of economic reprisal is an excuse, not a reason, to avoid involvement.
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Jack Warren
Iowa
Republican Party
Ince
America
Television’s Political Punch Intensifies in 1968 Campaign
Editorial examines the rising cost and impact of television on elections. It notes TV reaches most homes, shapes image, and can boost or hinder candidates. Production and network costs surge, debates hinge on legal changes, and 1960 and 1964 campaigns show TV’s decisive role.
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Kennedy
Robert A. Taft
O'Donnell
Paul Dever
Massachusetts
Dean Burch
Indiana
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Eugene J. McCarthy
Nixon
Doyle Dane Bernbach
Volkswagen
Goldwater
Attacks on Defense Institute Look Fishy
Roscoe Drummond argues that SDS tactics at 12 major universities aim to curb the Institute of Defense Analyses. He defends IDA as a private, independent research group not under government control, countering claims it drains campus professors with a 300 staff versus about 40,000 professors nationwide.
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Ashington — College
Columbia
Princeton
M.I.T
Chicago
California
Institute of Defense Analyses
IDA
Department of Defense
SDS
SDA
Defense Department
Ida’s
IDA Defends Independence Against Campus Rumors
The Institute for Defense Analysis rejects claims of a secret $5 million Columbia contract. It states no university contracts exist and emphasizes independence from bureaucratic influence. Most research supports the Defense Department, with civilian projects cited and a pledge to expand if needed.
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IDA
Columbia University
Outside Chance Johnson Could Be Renominated
Senator Morton argues a deadlocked 1968 Democratic convention could thrust President Johnson into renomination. He envisions a three way Kennedy McCarthy Humphrey contest leading to a compromise candidate if no one wins a majority. Television and extended roll calls could erode public support and boost Johnson as a unifying figure.
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Ashington
Johnson
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Morton
McCarthy
Blind man fakes blindness on street corner scam
A man in shabby attire wearing dark glasses solicited coins with a tin cup. A passerby donated money and watched him lift his glasses, inspect the coins, and pocket them. He claimed to be substituting for the regular blind man who was at the movies while he, the imposter, was a mute.
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Miami Beach
Johnson-Kennedy
Richard L. Worsnop
Ventions
Congress
George C. Wallace
Wallace
John F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Defense Institute
Roscoe Drummond
Pentagon
Students For A Democratic
South Vietnam
Institute of Defense
Roscoe
Drummond
AON
Tliaea
LBJ
John A. Goldsmith
United Press International
New York City
William Gibbs McAdoo
John W. Davis
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