Parallels Between Truman and Humphrey In Campaigns
Opinion pieces compare Truman Dewey 1948 to Humphrey Nixon 1968 with Jack Bell noting polls as the pivotal similarity. The article highlights how early leads shifted late and suggests voter sentiment may mirror historic upset dynamics amid Democratic hopes for governor candidates.
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Harry S. Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Jack Bell
Associated Press
Tom Dewey
Truman
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Democratic Party
Congress
Humphrey
Vietnam
Adlai Stevenson
Paul Douglas
Senate
Illinois
Stevenson
Douglas
South
Dewey
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
Nixon
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Bell
Why Do Some Christians Harbor Antipathy Toward Jews
Billy Graham discusses why prejudice against Jews persists among some Christians and argues true faith requires love for all. He notes envy and misattributed blame for Jesus's crucifixion as possible factors, but asserts Biblical justification for prejudice does not exist.
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J.D
Christ
Evidence Shows Networks Deliberately Slanting News
Washington reports allege NBC bugged the Democratic Platform Committee room in Chicago with a hidden microphone. NBC producer Enid Roth is named as scapegoat as House investigators probe bias in Chicago versus Miami Beach coverage and the President's acceptance speech.
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Washington
National Broadcasting Co
Democratic Platform Committee
Chicago
Platform Committee
NBC
Enid Roth
Little Rock
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Harley Staggers
DW. Va
Miami Beach
House
Richard Daley
Miami
Staggers
Washington Post
Newark
N. J
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Democratic Party
White House
National Association For Better Broadcasting
Robert F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Viewpoint on Czechoslovakia and TV violence sparks debate
The column condemns Western liberal inaction over the Czechoslovak invasion while arguing for a firmer US stance against Soviet expansion. It notes Senator Hruska's anti detente position, critiques TV violence and network practices, and cites Democratic platform debates on broadcasting licenses.
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United States
America
Southeast Asia
Europe
Congress
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Dominican Republic
Washington
National Commission On Violence
Milton Eisenhower
Goader
Hale Boggs
D -la
Boggs
Prayer in Schools Advocated by International Christian Youth
A 1968 letter from Hartselle Alabama describes International Christian Youth efforts to restore prayer and Bible reading in public schools. It cites George Wallace as a political champion and notes platform positions from Democrats Republicans and the American Independent party urging school prayer and devotion to God.
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Wallace
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Truman
New York
George Wallace
Theodore Roosevelt
California
Illinois
Ohio
Texas
Massachusetts
Decatur
Aalbania
United States
International Christian Youth
International Christaan
Chicago
Miami
American Independent Party
America
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David Lawrence
Hee
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Prague
Wilson
Moscow
Publishers -Hall Syndicate
Commission
Hartselle
Ala