Morals Decay View Across Twelve Nations
Gallup poll results show Americans most pessimistic about morals with about six in ten saying life is getting worse in honesty and religion. Across 12 nations Greece and Norway cited, Greece exception, and the era dubbed the sick sixties.
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U.S
Gallup
Greece
Netherlands
Great Britain
Uruguay
Canada
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
France
Austria
Finland
Io Finland
Io Sweden
Io Canada
Letter to the editor on Wallace third party risk and Pueblo incident
A reader urges voters to reject Wallace and support Reagan or Nixon, arguing third party support risks a House election and liberal outcomes. The letter endorses the Birmingham Reagan speech and warns of diminished American prestige if the Pueblo incident is resolved via a deal with the Soviets.
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Woodmont Dr
Decatur
Alabama
Decatur Daily
Johnston Street
Herman H. Ross
Post Herald
Wallace
Reagan
Nixon
House of Representatives
House
Birmingham
F. B. Richerson
Poisonous Sea Food Risks And Public Forum Appeals
This article discusses how bottom grazing trunkfish and polluted waters can spread poisonous marine toxins. It urges public protest against ransom payments in the Pueblo case, cites Soviet seizure of a radar cargo, and notes University of Hawaii research on antidotes for marine poisoning.
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Pueblo
America
Soviet Union
C. L. Hall
University of Hawaii
McGovern's entry reshapes Democratic contest in 1968
The Nation notes George McGovern emerges as a sincere, intelligent candidate who could attract left-leaning voters, while challenging Humphrey’s hold. McGovern's late entry may split anti-Humphrey forces, complicating platform debates and aiding a broader antiwar, reformist wing within the Democrats.
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New York Times News Service
Washington
Miami Beach
Lyndon Johnson
Chicago
George McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
Calvin Coolidge
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Eugene McCarthy
Humphrey
McCarthy
Democratic Party
Kennedy
New York
California
Ohio
Nelson Rockefeller
George Wallace
Nixon
Sweeney Enters Family Campaign For Household Leader
Washington notes describe Sweeney staging a self nominated bid for head of his household after returning from a Republican convention. He held a brief candidacy with speeches and a 4 a.m. bellows. his wife and doctor treat it as conventia praecox ready to pass as the ordeal fades. A birthday necktie and a celebratory party followed as the family weighs support on eggs scrambled vs sunny side up.
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N.Y
Sweeney
Chance
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Gallup Report
By George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Ala
Tom Wicker
the Observer
Russell Baker
Kenté
Hobcoxes
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