Gap Narrowed in 8 Months Johnson Nixon Clash Tightens
In a Princeton based public opinion snapshot from June 1966 the Johnson Nixon contest shows a tighter gap after eight months. Analysts note shifts in voter sentiment and debate dynamics between the incumbent president and his rival as the campaign season progresses.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Princeton
Johnson
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Ase Johns
Mlaphy
Yohains
Goldwater
Eleetiers
Wien
Nixon
Noasis
Onarty Farthiub
Lange
NiNards
Georie Ropiney
Michigan
Niven Aise
Hart
Epuieshan
Richard Nixon
Jepsen Nisan
Nison
Dohmsom
Nuclear health drive aids Rongelap islanders after exposure
Medical teams led by Dr Conard report thyroid abnormalities among Rongelap residents following exposure to fallout. Of 16 suspected thyroid issues, one malignant case was confirmed in a Hivear-oh woman. Fourteen children under 10 received iodine. thirteen developed modules or growths, while ten show growth stunting. Government relief funds totaling \$5,600 were distributed.
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Conard
Rongelap
Unused Federal Funds Hinted As Aid To Nurse Shortage
Ruth Yankaner of the US Public Service Nursing Education and Training branch testified at a hearing about federal funds not yet allocated to colleges and schools. She said slow distribution hinders addressing Texas nurse shortages.
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Texas
State Senate
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Ruth Yankaner
US Bubberly Service
Fevbepa Lathe
Sabir Vet
Indefinite Talks Stalled In Bus Strike Impasse
Negotiations between Westen Greshound Lines eta and drivers broke off indefinitely over the Veedas strike. Mediation efforts led by William E. Simkin of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service were to return to Washington for new recommendations aimed at resolving the dispute involving the Transit Workers Union. Officials said settlement remained elusive after two weeks of talks and workforce actions, with about 000 members involved in the dispute.
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William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Concilation Service
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Cres Hound Ard
Atvaleanited Transit Workers Union
Geasang
Rose
Tee Ceetmoops
Timen
Peabody Clinches Massachusetts Democratic Endorsement
Massachusetts Democrats approve Peabody for the U S Senate amid bitter clash with Collins forces. The convention endorses Peabody as Kennedy McCormack rival Donahue vows to stay in if not chosen, while Collins denounces the vote and party factions clash over the November ticket.
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Simulated Human Tissue Satellite Test Underway
A simulated mission explores effects of a human tissue satellite as it enters a zero gravity test environment. Reports describe the satellite’s sensors and systems, radiation belt interactions, and potential health and safety implications for future space research.
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Rares
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Twirler Of Week Named At Classes At Tech Campus
Linda Carol Payton a 15 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Henry 3333 Toledo Ave won Texas Tech Twirler of the Week during judging at the band classes on the campus Judges were Vicki Backam and Terry Stenhens Techs featured twirlers and instructors About 4000 students attend the classes which run through June 21 Miss Payton will perform with the Coronado High School Band in the fall Juan Carlos Rabinowicz travels representing the Argentine machinery firm of Pedro Pechersky.
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Floyd Henry
Toledo Ave
Texas Tech
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Terry Stephens
Tech
Miss Payton
Coronado High School
Author Bares JFK Solo Assassin Theory Doubts
Edward Epstein, a 30 year old New Yorker, questions the Warren Commission finding that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in Kennedy's assassination. He argues the Commission’s report was superficial and cites unpublished FBI summaries and autopsy notes that differ from the official narrative.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
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Commission
Oswald
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Secret Service
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