Muskie profile and 1968 campaign bets in political column
A political column surveys Edward Muskie as a unique presidential candidate and discusses possible 1968 alignments. It forecasts George Wallace in the Democratic primaries, a Wallace Humphrey deal, and a Schmitz-Rarick ticket. It also weighs Nixon re-election chances and critiques Kennedy humanitarian coverage and Indian aid.
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Edward Muskie
PTA
George Wallace
Miami
Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
Adam Clayton Nixon
San Clemente
California
Key Biscayne
Florida
Camp David
Maryland
King Sandees
Debate over artificial turf injuries sparks Dr Garrick findings
Seattle doctor Dr James Garrick questions turf injury claims citing a study of 1,350 high school players on 26 teams in sidebar. Dry artificial turf showed higher injury rates than wet turf and natural grass, prompting calls to reconsider field conditions amid rising fall injuries.
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James Garrick
Seattle
Washington
Garrick
University of Washington
Washington University
Steven Bramwell
Soviet Ambassador's New York Times Pieces Distort WWII View
Wartime Soviet Ambassador Ivan Maisky argues Russia tried to curb Hitler before August 1939 and then allied with him. He claims Britain and France distrusted Russian pledges due to prior communism. The piece notes Russia invaded Poland from the east and Baltic nations, and Finland. It questions Stalin's prewar role and ponders if Hitler and Japan could have crushed communism in 1941. The author urges readers to act and seek print recognition.
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United Kingdom
New York Times
Ivan Maisky
Maisky
Russia
Britain
France
Hitler
Germany
Poland
Finland
Baltic States
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Molotov
Stalin
Japan
Daily Crossword Acrostic Puzzle Sample
Disentangle six through eleven across clues and related entries form a themed crossword sample. The page lists numerous puzzle items and cryptogram quotation at the end, with instructions on letter-substitution hints and code letters changing daily.
Nixon Probe on Peking Visit Sparks Historical Echoes
The piece questions Nixon secret talks with Kissinger about a trip to Peking, likening the move to Chamberlain and criticizing China’s regime. It defends Nixon when praised and challenges him on alleged bad advice amid calls to stay away from Chinese leaders.
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Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Peking
Kissinger
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
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Jack Howerton
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AL Gonzales
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