Republicans lose ground in special House elections
In special elections this year Democrats captured two seats previously held by Republicans Melvin Laird in Wisconsin and James Battin in Montana. Republican analysts credit Mansfield’s leadership and note Battin’s swift move to a judgeship as hurtful to party enthusiasm. They say gains depend on Nixon’s Vietnam war settlement and inflation battle. Ramsey Clark offers a sharp personal remark.
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Almanac Highlights Key Historical Moments for June 30
On this date in 1870 Ada Uepley became the first woman to graduate from an accredited law school in Chicago. In 1906 Theodore Roosevelt signed the Pure Food and Drug Act. In 1950 Truman announced U S troops in Japan would go to Korea. In 1958 the Alaska Statehood Bill was approved by the Senate. The thought for the day praises generations of honest hard work.
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Susskind bans temper tantrums with St. Louis Symphony
Walter Susskind, new conductor of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, says he avoids temper tantrums in rehearsals. He notes the modern approach to discipline contrasts with old fire eating conductors. Among his 91 musicians, 19 are women.
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