Nixon ratings rise on foreign policy confidence
The public backs Nixon as his overall rating improves two points due to renewed confidence in his foreign policy. Positive scores show belief in peace efforts and relations with Russia and China, while Vietnam remains a source of dissatisfaction though improved from last year. China shows a shift to negative after UN changes.
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Mansfield says Muskie losing lead as Dem front-runner
Senate minority leader Mansfield told UPI that Edmund Muskie remains the Democratic front-runner for the presidential nomination but that his lead is eroding as other candidates like George McGovern and Henry Jackson gain traction. Mansfield also said Nixon strengthened his position with foreign policy moves.
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Gallup Poll Foresees 30 Million More Democrats
A Sunday Gallup Pall report projects 30 million more Democrats than Republicans if all eligible voters age 18 and over register. The survey estimates registration at Democrats 68 million, Republicans 33 million, and undecided 25 million.
Connally seen as potential rival with presidential aims
Texans say Treasury Secretary Connally would switch parties for power and a GOP bid. Rep. Eckhardt likens him to Coriolanus, Pickle calls him a fierce competitor, and observer Ronnie Dogger accuses him of serving oil and big interests. George Christian notes a possible, though unlikely, path to the presidency.
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GOP paper attacks Meany as partisan voice
The Republican National Committee accused AFL-CIO president George Meany of bias in favor of the Democrats. In its Monday newsletter the GOP cites Meany’s remarks at an AFL-CIO convention ten days earlier when he avoided criticizing Nixon.
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Ex-solon from Tennessee dies
Former Tennessee congressman and House Post Office and Civil Service Committee chairman Tom Murray died Sunday at 77 after years of declining health. He entered hospital a week ago. Murray began service in 1942 and left a legacy of party politics and long public career.
Shoulder and Leg Ache Relief Offer
Long Beach doctor offers normalization of body systems to ease shoulder and leg pains. Treatments claim to improve circulation, relax muscles, and quiet spasms. Contact Dr. Duncan, D.C., 2501 E Broadway for more information.
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New World in a New Home Highlighted in Classified Ads
A bold call to action appears in today’s classified section urging readers to explore a “new world in a new home.” The terse ad uses punchy phrasing to draw attention to real estate offerings and relocation opportunities.
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