Javits Questions Polls On Nixon Electability
Senator Javits challenged a Gallup result that Nixon could beat any leading Democratic nominee. He argued the poll shows only fragmented Democratic strength and does not prove Nixon could defeat a united Democratic candidate. Nixon praised the poll but Javits said it means little for the general election.
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Youth Guilty In Shooting at Family Home in Columbus
Richard Indenheisen, 16, found guilty in the fatal shooting of his father in Columbus. A juvenile court judge ordered commitment to the Juvenile Diagnostic Center as examinations determine if he faces adult trial for the January 21 slaying. His mother was wounded in the incident at the family home.
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Richard Indenheisen
Russian alphabet features more letters than English
A comparison highlights that the Russian Cyrillic set contains more distinct letters than the English alphabet. It notes differences in character counts and alphabets used for writing, without diving into specific letter names.
Cadillac 1968: comfort safety and value highlighted
The 1968 Cadillac emphasizes greater comfort in ride and seats, and overall interior quality. It stresses unmatched safety features and convenience, and claims superior value with a higher return of original cost than any other car in the nation.
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Humphrey Promotes Peaceful Action in Foreign Policy
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey outlined a foreign policy stressing affirmative action to meet human needs and building peaceful bridges to Communist China. He signaled a likely bid for the Democratic nomination while arguing the U.S. must honor commitments and maintain strength to deter aggression and foster world security.
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McCarthy Campaigns Quietly in Cleveland First Ohio Stop
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy toured Cleveland in a low key campaign visit for the Democratic nomination. He met with about 300 party leaders and declined direct delegate pitches, stressing an open mind in Chicago. McCarthy faced a mixed fundraising scene with donations from $1,000 to $10 gifts and attended a dramatic reading event at Karamu.
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Man Convicted In 2 Murders
James Pierce 21 was convicted in a bench trial of the murders of Fort Wayne musicians David Zimmerman 24 and Gary Blauvelt 22 outside an East Dubuque tavern on February 19. He received two concurrent 40 to 60 year sentences after denying insanity. The shootings stemmed from a dispute over a showgirl.
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Nitrogen Makes Up Most Of Air At About Eighty Percent
The article notes that nitrogen constitutes roughly 80 percent of Earth's atmosphere, highlighting its dominance among the gases present.
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