Nixon Forecasts Head-On Battle With Reagan
Editorial outlines Nixon strategy for the 1968 GOP nomination. It cites Nixon plans to defeat Romney in New Hampshire, then confront Reagan in a head-to-head race while avoiding splits in the party. It notes possible rivals like Rockefeller, Percy, and Volpe, with Romney given a head start.
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Nixon
Gov. Reagan
Johnson
Richard M. ‘Nixon
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Godfrey Sperling, Jr
Christian Science Monitor
Richard M. Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
White House
Michigan
George Romney
New Hampshire
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Reagan
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Oregon
Indiana
South Dakota
New Jersey
Romney
John F. Kennedy
Messrs. Nixon
Rean
Percy
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
Deny Self and Take Up the Cross, Follow Christ
A sermon contrasts Jesus demand to deny self with psychology’s self assertion. It argues that grace defeats self-sufficiency and that true fullness requires surrendering ego and fleshly desires not compatible with Christ. It cites scripture about taking up the cross and following Jesus.
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Jesus
God
Christ
Alabama State Parks Amendment No 2 Support urged
The Alabama Mountain Lakes Association newsletter urges voting yes on Amendment No 2 to authorize 43 million dollars in bonds for developing and equipping Alabama State Parks. A one cent cigarette tax funds debt retirement, avoiding new taxes. The measure aims to boost recreation and tourism nationwide and benefit all residents.
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Alabama Mountain Lakes Association
United States
Alabama
Alabama-Mountain Lakes Association
Prayer for Courage and Faith from Lubock Minister
A prayer from Dudley Strain of First Christian Church Lublock Texas asks for courage in fear faith amid doubt love against hatred and hope in the face of despair in Jesus name.
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God
Jesus
Dudley Strain
Lublock
Texas
First Christian Church
McNamara Resigns After Capitol Hill Pressures
Washington column notes Rep. Edward Hebert and Rep. Mendel Rivers aided efforts to topple McNamara. It details three planned "bombs" on his civilian control and the clash with Joint Chiefs over TFX costs nuclear ships and ABM. McNamara cites loss of Hill usefulness and concerns over bombing North Vietnam as reasons for retirement.
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Washington
Edward Hebert
Louisiana
House Armed Services Committee
Defense McNamara
Armed Services Committee
Mendel Rivers
South Carolina
Pentagon
Capitol Hill
Hebert
Rivers
Hawks
Robert McNamara
McNamara
Porter Hardy
D-Va
John McClellan
D-Ark
John Stennis
D-Miss
North Vietnam
William Westmoreland
Joint Chiefs of Staff
George Anderson
Chief of Naval Operations
Portugal
Onathio DeNamara
Defense problems remain after McNamara resignation
Viewpoint argues a civilian defense chief without military training risks insufficient understanding of modern warfare. It urges Congress to clarify authority for Joint Chiefs of Staff, restore direct access to the President, and limit the secretary’s role to administration and contracts rather than military policy.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Department of Government
United States
Mciamara
Ford Motor Co
Army
Navy
Air Force
World J. Congress
F . Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Defense
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Secretary of Defense
Senate
House Armed Services Committees
Department of Defense
White House
Congress
Armed Services
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
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Drew Pearson
Decatur Daily
Westmoreland
Vietnam
Westmore Land
Theilitary
Haiphong Harbor
THE
Decatur
Tennessee Valley. Printing Co., Inc
Ae Aa
Post
Associated Press
New York Times News Service
Teqond
Mar
Virginia
David Lawrence
Gularly
Defense Department
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