Rockefeller aides weigh path to Nixon clash in fall race
Nelson Rockefeller’s top strategists assess a potential Nixon collision as they seek to keep options open for a bid, while urging patience and discreet outreach to unions and party officials. A persistent question is whether Rockefeller will stay in or pull out, with Labor and GOP dynamics shaping his strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Overseas Press Club
Dick Nixon
Rockefeller
Bob Douglas
Nelson
Miami
Dwight Fisenhower
Mr. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Happy Rockefeller
Johnson
Albany
Ohio
Victor Borella
Tower
Bob Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Transport Workers
Teamsters
Humphrey
Vic Borella
Borella
Afl-Cio
Lee Minton
National Labor Committee
Minton
Paris
de Gaulle
How long for a birth control pill to dissolve
Dr Molner explains that absorption depends on pill coating and binding. Most pills take more than 10 minutes to dissolve, and if vomiting occurs you should consult your doctor to decide whether a second dose is safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Molner
Parents Parents And Children
Lakes and coastal waters will be crowded with small craft carried by children and teens. The piece urges safety training through coast guard courses and warns against unlicensed young operators. It lists basic rules, stresses life jackets, swimming ability, and staying with the boat during emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Congress
Coast Guard
Coast
Paris in social revolution as France debates its future
Max Lerner observes Paris amid strikes and protests as a social upheaval reshapes education, unions, and politics. He notes heavy talk and walking culture, intermittent shortages, and tense demonstrations May 11 and 24, with questions on police morale, militant plant leaders, and provincial attitudes shaping the outcome.
June 4 1968 in history and celestial notes
Today is Tuesday June 4 1968 remarks include a dawn to dusk sky guide with Saturn Venus Mercury and Jupiter visible. Historical notes mention 1800 White House finishing touches 1896 Henry Ford first car test run in Detroit 1942 Midway began and 1967 Israel Egypt war begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Henry Ford
Detroit
United States
Israel
Egypt
Judy Hunsaker New Editor of Pebbles High School Paper
Judy Hunsaker becomes editor of the Pebbles student newspaper at Boulder City High School. Albert Franklin serves as mayor of Boulder City, reflecting local leadership during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Hunsaker
Pebbles
Boulder City High School
Albert Franklin
Boulder City
Two Campaign Themes Shape Nixon Humphrey Rise and Isolation
A Washington columnist frames two campaign themes for Nixon and Humphrey. First, a rising conservatism and nostalgia for traditional values signaling moderation. Second, a drift toward international isolationism fueled by disillusionment with Western allies and a shift toward a walling off of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Johnson
Humphrey
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Victor Reisel
Rocky
Joseph G. Molner
C.M.N
A.R
P.H
BY Arnold Arnold
Power Squadron
Arnold Arnold
Foday
Max Lerner
France
post-De Gaulle
Pompidou
Mitterand
Mendes-France
Union
Tuileries
Caldwarnag
United Press International
Saturn
Venus
Terence
Mercury
Jupiter
Mieigians
Yesteryears
Nix
Vietnam
Western
Europe
Uncle Sam
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!