GOP governorship gains eyed in CQ survey
Washington reports Congressional Quarterly projects Republicans could gain up to eight statehouse seats in the November elections. The analysis notes Democratic control could drop to their lowest since 1922, with factors including retirements and party organization strength.
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Lunch confronts Bascom at Table of the Chef satire
Washington diners watch Bascom refuse the menu at the Table of the Chef where mutton hare and fatback are the only dishes. Bascom finally chooses fatback amid a moral about government and American nutrition.
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Three Candidates In All States For 1968 Presidential Ballots
Congressional Quarterly reports a historic 1968 ballot with Humphrey Nixon and Wallace appearing in all 50 states after a Supreme Court ruling. It notes additional candidates in 23 states, including Charlene Blomen and Eugene McCarthy’s New Party, plus the Communist, Prohibition, Socialist Labor, and Socialist Workers parties with various write-in options. It also mentions Peace and Freedom and New Politics nominees and notable write-in figures like Daly and Pat Paulson.
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Iowa
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Montana
North Dakota
Virginia
Socialist Labor Party
SLP
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Mass
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New York
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Wisconsin
Fred Halstead
Paul Boutelle
Harlem
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Eugene J. McCarthy
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McCarthy
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Uncle Sam
Homer A. Tomlinson
New York City
Snoopy
Pat Paulson
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Toothaches Likely To Be A Thing Of The Past
A 1968 science feature notes that tooth decay affects most people and that germs in dental plaque cause acids eroding teeth. Researchers identify streptococci and diphtheroids as main culprits and report enzymes that may prevent plaque formation, with animal tests promising and human trials beginning.
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