Johnson Early Line Favorite Among New Hampshire Primary Entrants
President Johnson is a short-odds favorite for the Democratic side in New Hampshire's March 12 primary, aided by a write-in campaign. Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy leads the opposition, with Kennedy supporters also organizing a write-in bid. Nixon holds a Republican edge over Romney, with Rockefeller in planning stages for a possible write-in.
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Michigan
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Alabama
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Montgomery
Ala
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Pennsylvania
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Florida
Claude Kirk
Aram Parnagian
Dover
N.H
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Rabbits Test Contact Lenses At University of Oregon
In Portland Oregon researchers at the University of Oregon Medical School study rabbits wearing blue or green contact lenses. Dr. Robert P Burns leads the team aiming to extend human wear time while reducing irritation. Rabbits tolerate the lenses well and sometimes blink less than expected.
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UnruhContemplates Senate Run Against Kuchel
Jesse M. Unruh, longtime California Democratic power, told newsmen he is seriously considering seeking his party's nomination for U.S. senator. He said he probably could have the nomination for the asking to oppose the expected re-election bid of Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel, assistant Senate Republican leader.
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Jesse M. Unruh
California
U.S
Unruh
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Thomas H. Kuchel
Senate
City markets chief protests pet food labeling rule
Gerard M. Weisberg, New York city markets commissioner, argued to the Federal Trade Commission that labeling pet food as burger violates a USDA rule. He said burger and hamburger are synonymous and must meet specific beef content standards, prompting the dispute over cat and dog food labeling.
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Gerard M. Weisberg
Weisberg
Federal Trade Commission
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Indiana Evening Gazette subscription rates notice
Indiana Evening Gazette lists subscription rates with county and outside county options. It specifies daily publication, post office details, and carrier rates for the Indiana, Pennsylvania edition.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Philadelphia
Indiana
Insatiable Politician Nixon Targets 1968 Comeback
The profile traces Richard Nixon from his 1962 California defeat to a build toward the 1968 presidential bid. It notes his shift from a damaged image to a poised, active campaigner with extensive travel and speeches, courting GOP leaders and positioning as an “older statesman” while balancing rival wings of the party. Julie Eisenhower engagement ties add a family connection as he seeks a first campaign tour.
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