Apollo 7 and World Series Clash Through Public Curiosity
The piece notes Americans shift between the Apollo 7 mission and the World Series as astronauts Schirra Eisele and Cunningham launch toward space. It suggests public interest moves rapidly from sport to science, with debate over Wallace and reflections on national priorities.
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U.S
St. Louis Cardinals
George C. Wallace
Wally Schirra
Donn Eisele
Walter Cunningham
Schirra
Eisele
Cunningham
Dear Annie Answers A Question About Child Guidance
A San Francisco letter to Dear Annie explores parenting styles and the push for democracy in families. The columnist urges parents to set boundaries, noting permissiveness fuels student demonstrations and clashes with school authorities.
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Ann Landers
Annie
San Francisco
Miss Landers
Mary
Humphrey Faces uphill battle as Nixon leads in polls
Analysis argues Humphrey must win back Wallace and Nixon voters and mobilize Democrats to close a widening gap. It notes Nixon’s lead in national polls, urban discontent over civil disorders and integration, and the potential impact on House and Senate races amid Wallace’s split ticket.
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Washington
Humphrey
Nixon
Wallace
Johnson
New York City
South
Niven
House
Senate
Congress
Ethnic campaigning in U S presidential race draws heat
Andrew Tully decries what he calls dreary ethnic politics in the campaign. He argues supporters use ethnic appeals to rally groups, while Humphrey struggles against a law and order image amid Democratic permissiveness and past party voices.
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Hubert Humphrey
Vietnam
Mr. Humphrey
Law and Order
Humphrey
John Kennedy
Johnson
Democratic Party
Ramsey Clark
Humphrey opens path to Wallace debate without Nixon
Marianne Means reports Humphrey privately agrees to a television debate with George Wallace without Richard Nixon. Labor leaders push for the matchup to reach union members, arguing it could swing votes as Nixon declines to join. Wallace signals willingness and a late October timing is discussed.
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Richard Nixon
George Wallace
Humphrey
Canton
Ohio
Wallace
Nixon
United Steelworkers
Labor
Humphrey-Wallace
United States Faces Disarmament Challenge In Wartime
Paris reports the U S declares disarmament impossible amid Soviet rhetoric of wreck and destroy. Washington announces a second gas turbine engine for a long range bomber, marking a notable propulsion development.
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Washington
Air Force
How To Lose A COLUMBIA University Psychologist Theory
Dr. Stanley Schacter suggests overweight people eat due to external cues like time of day setting and sight or smell of food. He proposes bland food in an interesting place and avoiding food cues between meals, recommending cave living and quiet routines to lose weight.
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Columbia University
Stanley Schacter
Dr. Schacter
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Virginian-Pilot
Be sure of the audience when serving raw beef and spaghetti
A Rome restaurant episode ends in a four month jail term for a retired navy doctor who demanded raw beef and uncooked spaghetti be prepared. A police inspector intervened and the man flung spaghetti at him while a uniformed officer took the steak to the ear.
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Rome
Italy
Fort Worth
Luau Hut boosts sales in Huntington stores
Huntington area home bar shops boost Luau look with McCrory display by Tallis Pack. The eye catching hut, built from common display items, cost about 20 dollars and sparked a 50 percent sales boost with strong repeat business.
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N.Y
McCrory
Tallis
South Seas
Pack
Long Island
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