Humphrey Attacks Nixon From Campaign Trail
Democratic candidate Hubert H. Humphrey portrays his rival Richard M. Nixon as a cold war warrior exploiting voters fears. Nixon urges reevaluation of U S Soviet bridge building and affirms deterring Arab threats with a strong peace through strength. Humphrey speaks on ABC and at the Bnai Brith convention in Washington.
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Landon Sees Johnson Influence in 1968 Race
Alf Landon, on his 81st birthday, says President Johnson could decisively shape the 1968 election. He notes foreign events may precede the vote, urges diplomatic steps toward Red China, and reiterates Nixon as his supported GOP nominee. He warns Humphrey faces Johnson’s lasting influence.
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Entertaining Show Of Man in a Hurry
AP TV, Cynthia Lowry reviews Around the World of Mike Todd, a warm memoir on ABC about Todd’s rise and fall by age 21. Elizabeth Taylor recalls whirlwind courtship, a 29% engagement ring, and a gift of love. The program blends stars, Orson Welles narration, and a portrait of a showman who died in a plane crash.
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Three Letter Word That Tries Readers’ Diet Resolve
A satirical piece argues fat, not sex, fuels hunger complaints and mocks dieting culture. It chronicles dieting woes from isolation, social pressure, and constant temptations, with a sharp jab at the ease of losing mind over weight.
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Valhalla
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Rockefeller III to Receive Society Award for Philanthropy
New York AP report says John D. Rockefeller III is named the Society for the Family of Man annual awardee for a lifetime of devotion to philanthropic causes. Past recipients include President Johnson and former presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy. award ceremony set for October 21 in New York.
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GOP Seen Handling Vital Issues Better Than Democrats
Gallup poll finds 37 percent think the GOP handles vital issues better, 25 percent favor Democrats, 38 percent undecided. When undecideds split evenly, Republicans lead 56 to 44, with Vietnam war, crime, civil rights, and high living cost cited as top worries.
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Finest Generation of College Students
Kansas State University President James A. McCain proclaims American colleges are drawing their finest generation of students at Manhattan. He notes rising enrollments and the impact of higher education on national development and civic life.
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McCain Greets 5000 Kansas State Students at Stadium
McCain spoke to about 5,000 new students and parents at the Memorial Stadium opening Convocation. He noted students have contributed to more than twenty developments at Kansas State over the past two years.
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