Labor Likely Target Group For GOP In 1968
Organized labor emerged as a key swing group in the 1968 election. Gallup analysis shows 56 percent of union families voted Humphrey Nixon for 1968, with 29 percent for Nixon and Agnew and 15 percent for Wallace and Le May. Labor shifts favored the Democratic ticket, while union leadership backed Humphrey Muskie.
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Princeton
N. J
Humphrey
Gallup
Humphrey-Muskie
Nixon
Agnew
Wallace
LeMay
Organized
Humphrey -Muskie
Nixon era diplomacy hopes rise amid global negotiations
James Reston notes that European capitals, Moscow and Peking see openings for talks as world tensions shift. The incoming Nixon administration faces questions on arms control Vietnam and the Middle East, with ambassadorial optimism tempered by doubt about real policy change.
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N.Y. Times News
Washington
Moscow
Nixon
Péking
Czechoslovakia
North Atlantic Alliance
Middle East
Vietnam
China
United States
Paris
Warsaw
de Gaulle
France
Taiwan
State Department
White House
Soviet Mediterranean Fleet and the Middle East Tensions
Moscow aims to broaden options in the Arab-Israeli conflict as its Mediterranean fleet strengthens. The USSR rebuilds Arab capabilities, with bases in Alexandria Port Said Latakia and possibly Mers El Kebir, while Washington relies on the Sixth Fleet to deter intervention.
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Nasser
Moscow
Russia
Mediterranean
Britain
Dardanelles
Turkey
Constantinople
Tsushima
Bod’sted
Haida
America
U. S
Yalta
Red Sea
Alexandria
Port Said
Egypt
Latakia
Syria
Mers el Kebir
Algeria
Israel
Washington
Wobble in Earth's Spin May Trigger Quakes and Climate Shifts
Columbia University's Hudson Laboratories chief Dr. James R. Heitzler argues that variations in Earth's rotation influence sea floor spreading and magnetic field, linking wobbles to major earthquakes and climate changes. He cites a Canadian report and notes symmetry with respect to magnetic axes, with potential reversals of the magnetic field if rotations shift.
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Columbia University
Hudson Laboratories
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Columbia
James R. Heiitzler
South Atlantic
Chile
Western
Pacific
Heritzler
Earth
Scientific American
Games Key To Child's Ego
The article cites Dr. Justin Call of UCLA on infant play like peek a boo shaping healthy development and warns lack of play can cause mental emotional disturbance. It describes the Reiss-Davis Clinic's approach to treating disturbed children within the family and using observation and technologies to evaluate growth forces including family dynamics. It also notes views on punishment, helicopter ambulances, and advances in artificial limbs and magnetism linked to earth history.
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Betty John
World Book Science Service
Justin Call
University of California At Los Angeles
Call
Reiss-Davis
Los Angeles
Rocco L. Motto
Dr. Motto
James B. Appel
University ‘of Chicago
Medicopter
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Ohio State Patrol
Andrew L. Lipav
Quebec Rehabilitation Institute of
Montreal
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