Rockefeller and Reagan Gain With Local GOP Leaders
Governors Rockefeller and Reagan gain with county chairmen for 1968 GOP nomination. Nixon remains first nationally, but Rockefeller edges Nixon in the East. Reagan rises to second with the party, Romney declines. Over 60 percent of chairmen returned ballots, totaling 1 898 to date.
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Rockefeller
Reagan
Nixon
East
Princeton
N. J
Nelson Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Romney
George Romney
Michigan
Far West
Richard Nixon
Republian
GOP
Midwest
Romney Iti
Hatfield
West
Percy
Morton
Lindsay Hatfield
Gavin
New York
Ney
Staan Sepia
Romney Rockefeller
Raiie Nixon
South
Lindsa Raa
Motherhood and Love Drive Unmothered Syndrome
Dr. Doris A. Howell argues that neglect and lack of nurturing create the unmothered syndrome in children. She warns even well meaning mothers can fail under vanity diets or multitasking during feeding, stressing warmth and milk as vital. The piece also notes working mothers raise dual loyalties and cites European views on maternal care.
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Doris A. Howell
Howell
Axammpie
Dr. Howell
Philadelphia
Woman's Medical College
Dallas
American Academy of General Practice
Union
Israel
Quebec Libre
Canada
Sejm
Wladyslaw Gomulka
de Gaulle
France
Europe
Maurice Couve de Murville
Britain
Belgium
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
West Germany
United States
Vietnam
Western Europe
U.S
North Vietnam
Middle East
de ‘Gaulle
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Henry Tanner
Tines
Brussels
United—Nations
Til de Gaulle
del Borer