No. 2 Man Is Important Decision For Conventions
The piece argues vice presidential picks shape histories, noting past misfires such as Davis and Miller. It suggests Johnson's renomination would pair with Humphrey or another strong figure, urging the GOP to choose a capable running mate to boost the ticket.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Lyndon Johnson
Henry G. Davis
Alton B. Parker
New York
Davis
William E. Miller
Johnson
Humphrey
Breathalyzer Shows Early Success in England Traffic Study
Early English results from the breathalyzer trial suggest fewer accidents and deaths on highways last October. The study reports a 12 percent overall casualty drop and larger reductions during drinking hours, with up to 57 percent between midnight and four a.m., though one month of data limits conclusions.
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England
Middletown Abruptly Bans Alcohol as Prohibition Starts
National prohibition began at 12 01 A M with enforcement to follow. Middletown residents react with mixed feelings as breweries and saloons face shutdowns while some owners pivot to drug, candy or tobacco shops. Local WCTU members celebrate at First Presbyterian Church, noting a global rise of WCTU units and a fund aimed at continuing the liquor education and anti alcohol campaign. The Journal urges citizens to obey the law and contemplates ongoing moral debates about prohibition and the possibility of repeal.
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Daniel Porter
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Middletown
Womans’ Christian Temperance Union
WCTU
Viola D. Romans
First Presbyterian Church
Walter C. Jones
Journal
Last Day of Grace for John Barleycorn In Middletown
Last night crowds celebrated liquor departure with bargain rates as saloons stocked up. U S Attorney General claimed no liquor question remains and that prohibition law is enforced. fermented sacramental wines may still be produced under federal regulations. Hard cider and grape wine are banned though. Some officials note dandelion wine may not be allowed.
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John Barleycorn
Middletown
U. S
America
Dept. of Justice
Johnson Eshkol Visit Signals US Willingness to Intervene
The two day Texas meeting underscored possible American involvement in the Middle East if Soviet moves threaten Mediterranean security. The joint statement cited active review of Israel's military defense and the impact of arms shipments by others.
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Washington
Johnson
Texas
Levi Eshkol
Israel
United States
Middle East
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Egypt
London Daily Telegraph
Cairo
NATO
Europe
Turkey
Persia
Pakistan
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
United States weighs arms sales to Israel amid Middle East tensions
The piece notes Israel seeks US jet fighters to offset Soviet arms to Egypt and signals possible sale. It links regional calm to European peace, mentions Suez Canal's impact on trade, and cites US pressure for Arab Israeli settlement while U N efforts face limited confidence.
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Middle East
Israel
Europe
United States
Soviet Union
Egypt
Suez Canal
Johnson
United Nations
Uns
Soviet role in Middle East fuels new war risks
The text argues that the Soviet government fuels war passions and sways U S aid to Israel, warning that Moscow via Middle East subversive networks keeps seeds of conflict, endangering peace in the region and beyond while the Presidents’ statement after Israel’s prime minister visit fails to reveal this danger.
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Vietnam
United States
Israel
Moscow
Middle East
Europe
America
Romney's Uncertain Path as an Urban Populist Candidate
Romney faces a tough New Hampshire primary as a reformist in a fringe style. The article surveys his anti big business stance, localist tax plan, and Mormon roots shaping a campaign that may rely on Eastern establishment support and risk misreading regional voters.
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George Romney
New Hampshire
General Motors
United Auto Workers Union
Romney
T. George Harris
Romney's
Look Magazine
Harris
Washington, D.C
Mexico
Utah
Idaho
Michigan
Rockefeller Seeks Oregon Pivot in 1968 Campaign
Marianne Means reports that Republican moderates see Nelson Rockefeller as their savior amid Vietnam questions. After quiet public remarks since 1966, pressure rises for Rockefeller to enter Oregon’s presidential primary, potentially triggering a draft movement as Romney’s tour falters.
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White House
Coolidge
Nelson Rockefeller
Vietnam
Rockefeller
Oregon
New Hampshire
Richard Nixon
Romney
Rockefeller Sees Moderates In Congress Weigh Bid
Moderate Republicans in Congress press publicly and privately to back Rockefeller. Sen Jacob Javits and Rep Mel Laird move toward endorsement as insiders discuss urging Rockefeller to enter Oregon. Pollster Lou Harris notes Oregon stakes may force action to halt Nixon.
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Congress
Rockefeller
Jacob Javits
Mel Laird
Oregon
Capitol Hill
Lou Harris
Richard Nixon
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Reagan
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Percy
Clifford Case
Clifford Case - Javits
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Cornuelle
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Detroit
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