Humphrey predict Democrats win White House
Hubert H. Humphrey declared Democrats will take the White House on November 5, saying the American people trust the Democrats to lead. He warned of bankruptcy for Nixon Republicans and pressed for trust in the next four years amid New York campaigning and polls showing shifting support.
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Israeli government to survey public opinion on citizen worries
Tel Aviv reports the Israel Government Information Services with a budget over $1 million plans a year long program using polls and sociologists to build a comprehensive picture of what concerns citizens.
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Old Methods Enter Ear Problems Of Astronauts
Apollo 7 astronauts Walter M. Schirra Jr. Donn F. Eisele and Walter Cunningham face ear pressure during descent. They will use the Valsalva maneuver to clear ears and rely on decongestants for the rest of their cold symptoms.
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Ohio constitution amendment on bonds for highways and state capital
A proposed Article VII amendment would authorize the General Assembly to issue revenue bonds and notes for highways and public capital projects. It sets annual and total issuance caps, designates specific funding limits for water pollution, higher education, ports, and state buildings, and allows pledges of revenues while excluding these obligations from the caps.
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Ohio Secretary of State Joint Resolution 43 filed to amend constitution
Ted W. Brown signs and seals the Joint Resolution 43 in the Office of the Secretary of State on August 13 as part of the process to amend sections of the Ohio Constitution. The document records the secretary's official action and location in Columbus.
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Wallace Aims for Final Push on Friendly Ground
AP reports George C. Wallace plans a late sprint for the presidency using familiar strongholds and new media. A Wallace strategist notes two campaigning theories as Wallace closes with 20 states, eight TV slots, and regional efforts amid mixed public response to LeMay and Vietnam talk.
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