Prestige Poll Sees U.S. Prestige Fall in Europe
A New York Times service report notes 46 percent of Europeans in a recent poll for a Republican senator see the world further from peace due to U.S. policy under President Johnson. Another 149 percent claim closer to peace though 23 percent see no change and 17 percent have no opinion.
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Kennedy Poll Shows Mixed Views Across NATO Nations
The survey, contracted by Sen. Thruston B. Morton, sampled 6,090 people in Britain, France, West Germany, The Netherlands, and Belgium during late Sep to early Oct. It tracked opinions on Kennedy, Eisenhower, and Johnson, amid Morton’s push for NATO nation sentiment research. Morton says wording was set by Opinion Research Corp. MORTON said he authorized an independent NATO poll after Leonard H. Marks testified the prior world surveys were abandoned.
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Montana skydiver dies in Bozeman parachute meet
25-year-old Dennis Joseph Kimmitt of Missoula died after a parachute entangled with a fellow skydiver during a meet in Bozeman. He had dropped about 13 000 feet and landed near a golf course.
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