Nixon in Television Debates and Campaign Tactics
James Reston surveys Nixon's evasive stance on Vietnam and debates strategy versus Humphrey in a Johnson era context. Stevenson’s critique frames debates as public service, while Nixon’s fluctuating positions expose the era's political theater and the ongoing question of character under pressure.
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Publication milestone marks move to electronic book era
Published in New York by Harper Row, The Long Short Cut by Andrew Zarve is the first novel produced by a computerized composition system from RCA Graphic Systems. The electronic type setter moves electrons at speeds up to fifty times faster than traditional book production. The piece notes movable type's 500 year history and references cucumber cultivation origin in northern India.
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Editors foresee Nixon victory in national poll
The Bulletin of the American Society of Newspaper Editors reports 482 editors expect Nixon to win the presidency easily with 233 safe electoral votes and potential to exceed 300. Humphrey sits at 135 by editors’ estimates, Wallace draws 45, with six states too close to call.
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