Speculation on California primaries signals for November outcome
The Nation essay discusses Reagan and Brown in the California primaries with cautions on interpreting results. It notes turnout near parity between parties, hints at a weary electorate, and considers how fresh faces and rhetoric may influence future voting and political action across the nation.
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Weary Political Faces And Phrases in 1966 California Primaries
A report from California notes voter fatigue with national and local politics as the 1966 primaries approach. It cites repeated White House and Republican messaging on Vietnam and social programs, plus discontent with Supreme Court decisions and state housing law shifts. The piece highlights Reagan’s nomination and Brown’s renomination as symbols of broader political dissatisfaction.
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Drug Supply Destruction Spreads Waste Across U S Civil Defense
The Public Health Service destroyed $19 million in medical supplies last year that could have aided relief efforts. Legislators Proxmire Douglas and Metcalf urge legal steps to permit reuse or sale of these items. Inventory across agencies totals hundreds of millions, with ongoing efforts to repurpose or donate still falling short.
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The Tragedy Of The Republicans In 1968 Politics
James Reston outlines the Republican presidential field facing Lyndon Johnson. Romney and Nixon are rivals with limited foreign affairs credentials while party leaders debate outsider candidates and internal divisions. The piece contrasts GOP and Democratic strengths and notes potential influential figures, ending with a note on a new antidepressant IN-1060.
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Pat Nugent’s Brother in Vietnam Faces Wedding Timeline
Marine Lt. Gerard Nugent, 24, Pat Nugent’s brother, leads a platoon of Echo Company 3rd Battalion 3rd Marine Regiment on Hill 22 near Da Nang. He plans a Marine career though his sister in law Luci Johnson’s August wedding to be proxy attended by their father Jerry Nugent.
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