Mansfield Sees Nixon Winning Again In 1972
Editorial notes Mike Mansfield, Senate Democratic Leader from Montana, says Nixon likely to win re election in 1972. He cites lack of a strong Democratic challenger and dismisses Muskie Kennedy and other potential contenders as needing more seasoning. Humphrey remains behind in Mansfield’s view.
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Missoula
Montana
Mike Mansfield
National Press Club
Senate
Mr. Nixon
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Chappaquiddick
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kipling Revisited on Civilians and the Military
The piece argues against anti military sentiment while praising patriotic support shown in Washington on July 4. It condemns those who resign or avoid service for social reasons and warns that a nation loses when capable defenders doubt its survival in the face of communism. The author concludes the military is better off without such critics.
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Rudyard Kipling
Tommy
Kipling
Washington
United States
Woman power urged to curb highway deaths at Pittsburgh conference
Mrs. aura Connor of Erie, Pa., tells the Western Pennsylvania Safety Engineering Conference that women drivers and women’s clubs can cut national highway fatalities by tackling drunken driving. She notes safe driving by women as key and urges male support for women’s safety campaigns.
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Aura Connor
Erie
National Association of Highway Safety Leaders, Inc
Conner
Pittsburgh
Pollsters Question Public Opinion And Polling Methods
An overview of how national and local polls influence public opinion ahead of off year elections. The piece cites a Converse Schuman study showing how question framing and timing change results and notes private polls shaping Maryland Democratic primary maneuvering for Governor Mandel.
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Labor Party
Nixon
Philip E. Converse
Howard Schuman
University of Michigan
Michigan
Survey Research Center
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Sargent Shriver
Mandel
Lead in Gas Sparks House Clash Over Clean Air Bill
Congressman David Satterfield III led a group that kept lead in gasoline by adding restrictive clauses in the House committee stage. Ethyl Corp and lobbyist John Adams backed the effort while HEW would have set tough standards to remove lead. Senate fate undecided as lead fumes linger.
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Washington
David Satterfield III
D-Va
Satterfield
Ethyl Corporation
Ethyl
John Adams
Nixon
White House
Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare
Capitol Hill
Surgeon General
House Commerce
HEW
Lionel van Deerlin
D-Calif
Richard Ottinger
D-N.y
Robert Tiernan
Adams
Richmond
Humble Oil
Defying the Kremlin and a Republican rally tale
A column highlights a Soviet Jewish dissident Feigin Isakovich in Riga who rejects decoration and seeks to emigrate, while noting increased Soviet anti Jewish pressures. Another item covers Senator George Murphy pushing a stalled Volks wagon near a San Jose rally and quipping about Democrats versus Republicans energizing the electorate.
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Kremlin
Red Army
Russia
Feigin Girsh Isakovich
Riga
Israel
San Jose
Calif
George Murphy
Murphy
Enterprise Moves to Modern Plant in September 1945
The Enterprise reports on moving from the old North Main building to a new, fully equipped facility with 100 telephones and enhanced automation. It highlights staff dedication, long service spans, and plans for a formal opening during National Newspaper Week in October, as the team adapts to updated production methods.
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Vernon W. Idol Jr
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
J. P. Rawley
Terry
Broadhurst
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