Strip Beautification Proposed for Las Vegas Strip Plan
The editorial praises a $5 million resort-led beautification plan for Las Vegas Boulevard over four to five years. It urges adding aesthetically pleasing pedestrian overpasses to protect crossers after recent deadly accidents, arguing safety should be public and that attractive crossings would enhance the Strip’s glamour.
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California
Federal employee strikes threaten national crisis
The piece notes rising restlessness among federal workers and unions pushing to drop no strike clauses. It cites Nixon’s pledge to ease malaise, mentions past actions like TVA and weather bureau cases, and warns of possible future strikes on bases and training installations. It highlights a large civil service bloc in Washington and its electoral influence.
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VU. S. Civil Service
Richard Nixon
John Lindsay
New York
Tennessee Valley
American Federation of Government Employes
Afl-Cio
John Griner
West Point
Annapolis
White House
Newark
N. J
Post Office Department
National Association of Government
Weather Bureau
Rockefeller Center
Commerce Dept
Bureau
TVA
Post Office
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Daley machine backs Hanrahan for Cook County state's attorney
Chicago politics center on the Cook County state's attorney race as Daley's organization floods Hanrahan with money and ads while opposing O Rourke targets city hall patronage, traffic court corruption, and land deals. Republican Ogilvie gains in state races shaping tensions within the party.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Cook County
Daley
Humphrey
Edward V. Hanrahan
Hanrahan
Robert J. O'Rourke
Pon Re Een
Emenena
O'Rourke
U.S
Army of Organization
Sam Shapiro
Richard J. Ogilvie
O’rourke
Edmund Kucharski
Ogilvie
Stevenson
Illinois
Polls as Mirrors in the 1968 Campaign
The piece argues straw polls mislead as voters drift between Nixon Humphrey and Wallace amid fears of violence and nuclear war. It notes Nixon appears confident yet wary, while Wallace’s line falters after LeMay’s missteps, and urges voters to act on real choices rather than poll reflections.
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Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Nixon
John Kennedy
Franklin Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
Wendell Willkie
Tom Dewey
Henry Wallace
Harry Truman
George Wa
Humphrey
Gene McCarthy
Bob Kennedy
Wallace
Agnew
Chicago
Gen
Curtis LeMay
LeMay
Calming Times News Briefs From Oct 22 1968
UPI round up notes mark October 22 1968 with historical anniversaries including Sam Houston sworn in 1836 Faust debut at the Metropolitan Opera 1883 Laos treaty 1953 Cuba missile crisis 1962 and a Shaw quote about religion.
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Metropolitan Opera House
New York City
France
Laos
Sanetaa
Cuba
George Bernard Shaw
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Jupiter
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Saturn
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