Nixon Again Tops GOP Field Despite Setbacks
Washington AP report notes Richard M. Nixon remains the leading Republican contender for the White House in 1968, receiving about 300 invitations weekly and spending 40 percent of his time on politics. Despite defeats in 1960 and 1962, he maintains durability and high poll standings ahead of Romney and other figures as party leaders debate next steps.
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A visit with two Hungarian Puli breeders highlights the breed. The Puli, dating back 8000 years to Sumaria, is an ancient, precious heirloom dog famed for instinctive sheep herding, loyalty, and guard abilities. It adapts to climates, tolerates children, and features a thick coat for all weathers.
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Nixon's endurance questioned by peers and public figures
W Scranton, Gov Hatfield, Gov Rockefeller, and Mayor Lindsay recall Nixon's stubborn staying power. The piece questions how he remains prominent and tirelessly works after repeated discouraging reverses, weighing his character and political resilience.
Seeing-eye dogs in Europe provide comfort to the blind
The writer notes that seeing-eye dogs seem most peaceful around their owners and families. Eyes show anxiety when strangers appear, and during the visit the dogs kept their gaze on the observer, reflecting their attentiveness and protective bond with the owner.
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