Republicans predicted to gain control of Congress in November
In a radio TV program Republican leaders forecast the GOP would win control of Congress. Ford said Republicans could gain 4 or more House seats and a Senate majority of 19 or more. Murphy projected 10 to 14 Senate pickups with potential for 17. Democrats disagreed on scales of loss.
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Five Hair Health Tips From The Thomas Family
Don’t be discouraged about thinning hair Take Heart These five hair health tips explain why The Thomas family operate hair and scalp clinics with a medical director who approves each treatment They use a medically approved lab and bacteriologist to test scalp cultures guiding treatment The Thomas know‑how spans nearly 50 years and over 8 million treatments targeting thinning hair baldness scalp itch and dandruff They employ modern therapeutic and thermogenic aids for fourteen scalp troubles
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Agnew Would Consider Muskie Debate If Pairs Up
Milwaukee Wisconsin UPI Spi ro T Agnew says he would consider debating Democratic vice presidential contender Sen Edmund Muskie if the presidential candidates meet first. He calls a Muskie meeting an improper setup before Humphrey Nixon debate. Muskie and Mrs Muskie attend Mass at St Ambrose Cathedral before heading to Des Moines Iowa and greet parishioners on church steps.
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Defense Department Clears low mood Era Communist
A Defense Department trial examiner ruled it was understandable why a Black man sought racial equality through the Communist Party in 1933 and ordered access to secret information. Alfred Newell Johnson, 53, Harlem resident, former California education director of the Young Communist League, left Communist activities in 1950 and works as an electronic engineering aide in New York.
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Miami U Bans Confederate Flag and Dixie at Activities
University of Miami President Henry King Stanford bans the Confederate flag and the song Dixie from public ceremonies. The move announced in The Hurricane follows a directive to bar Confederate symbols from campus events amid ongoing debates on racial equality and desegregation.
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Evasive Dick remark sparks GOP complaint to CPAC
Republican officials filed Complaint No. 1 with the Fair Campaign Practices Committee alleging DNC Chair Lawrence O'Brien violated the code by calling Richard Nixon evasive. Richard Kleindienst urged a retract and Humphrey repudiation after O'Brien’s Sept. 15 broadcast claim linking Nixon to the nickname Tricky Dick and branding him evasive.
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