Decide On Ballot Russell Baker Way
Washington dubs a practical, satirical guide to choosing a presidential candidate. The piece prescribes a ritualized Monday night decision process using reference papers, televised cues, name tests, and coin tosses, ending with secrecy to avoid external pressures.
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Happy Warrior Returns as Humphrey Rallies for Vote
Allentown reports Hubert Humphrey shifting to a confident campaign mode with renewed crowds and energy. He pins hopes on Vietnam progress and Nixon pressure as McCarthy endorsement and polls show him narrowing gaps nationally and in New York.
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Letter to the editor denounces editorial cartoons and political rancor
A reader condemns the editorial section and Herblock cartoons for fanning hatred. The writer asserts most political leaders across parties are decent, honorable, and sincere in safeguarding the nation.
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Nixon Versus Press a Facing Foreigned Campaign
James Reston discusses the friction between Richard Nixon and the news media during the campaign. He argues the press should report honestly while Nixon uses controlled candor, avoids on the record questioning, and faces critics with credibility rather than gutter journalism.
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Antarctic volcano vents found in Marie Byrd Land
Two American scientists report steam vents high on Mount Berlin and Mount Hampton in Marie Byrd Land. New Zealand explorers noted ice and ash layered interiors on Mount Melbourne, Erebus, and nearby spires, indicating internal warmth and possible moss oasis in a frozen world.
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