Nixon Trails Humphrey Slightly as Rockefeller Ties
A nationwide trial heat from a survey of 1220 registered voters shows Nixon ahead of Humphrey by five points while Rockefeller is even with Humphrey. No substantial change since mid June as Nixon and Rockefeller maintain similar margins in head to head tests with Wallace.
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Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Nelson Rockefeller
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Nixon
Rockefeller
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Wallace Morrow
McCarthy
George Gallup
Wallace West
Humphrey — Rockefeller
Wallace Wonen
Rocky
Nixon Wallace
Union
College
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East
Acs
Midwest
Dem
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Alabama
Humphrey — Nixon
Wallace
South
Inds
Una
HHH
Rocky Wallace
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rowe
Johnson
Lawrence F. O’brien
Sen
Kennedy
University of Minnesota
Sherman
White House
William Connell
Stewart
Capitol Hill
University of Chicago
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Lyndon B. Johnson
Takes Tip From McCarthy
United Democrats for Humphrey announced a 150-member staff with an average age under 35. Co chairs Fred Harris and Walter Mondale are 37 and 40, reflecting a youth emphasis amid concerns about McCarthy and Kennedy supporters and a possible fourth party challenge.
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New York Times
Washington
United Democrats
Humphrey
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Harris
Mondale
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Max Kampelman
University of Minnesota
Bennington College
Howard University
Dwayne O. Andreas
Minneapolis
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Kennedy
Johnson
Edgar Berman
William R. Biggs
Kampelman
Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party
H. R. Gross. Brown
Andreas
Heller
Berman
Baltimore
Biggs
War Department
Price Adjustment Board
Sen
Tax critique and Humphrey campaign circle details emerge
A letter to the editor decries government publicity spending on its agencies and cites the Meat Inspection Act debates. It lists Humphrey aides and advisers with ages, roles, and past affiliations, noting their diverse ideologies and close work with the candidate.
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USDA
Congress
I. B. Taxweary
Proper Treatment Needed Shock Can Mean Death
Shock is a serious medical condition arising from various stimuli such as accidents infections and blood loss. Experts Blackford Bowers and Heydinger summarize 275 articles noting no standard therapy and urging case by case treatment with oxygen and glucose to brain cells. The report also discusses arthritis trends in the UK and US health stats including declines in certain diseases and cigarette smoke hazards.
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Betty John
World Book Science Service
James M. Blackford
James D. Bowers
David Heydinger
Ohio State Medical Journal
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U.S. Arthritis Foundation
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