Nixon Faces Conservative Party Dilemma in New York
Nixon weighs accepting a Conserva tive party designation in New York for about 400000 extra votes. The Conservative ticket would split votes and may hurt him elsewhere despite the potential gain. State Republicans urge declining the offer, highlighting the tough political trade offs.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Nixon
Republican State Organization
Nelson Rockefeller
Jacob K. Javits
Elbert Hubbard: From fame to near oblivion in history
Freeman Champney profiles Elbert Hubbard in Art and Glory noting his rise as a soap salesman turned publisher. His East Aurora ventures produced Little Journeys and popular magazines while a famed boss-pleasing pamphlet propelled press fame.
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Elbert Hubbard
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Freeman Champney
East Aurora
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Nixon Planning Ahead for White House Transition
Marianne Means reports Nixon, confident of victory in seven weeks, is planning an administration including a potential retention of Secretary of Defense Clark Clifford. Nixon signals hawkish Vietnam views but aims not to clash with Johnson policy. He assigns aides to shape legislative plans and coordinate a smooth power transfer.
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Paris
Secretary of Defense
Eisenhower
Robert McNamara
McNamara
Rain Gear Dream Shows Need For Light Hooded Outfit
A columnist muses on rainwear gaps proposing a lightweight hooded zip coat or raincoat with knee boots. They lament moisture from the knees down and envision built in air conditioning to avoid sweating. The piece recalls rainy day memories and kids splashing in street puddles sidelined by modern rooftops and traffic.
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Army
Poller Sets Nixon Course in Campaign Strategy
Joseph Bachelder of Princeton has served as Nixon's main poller with access to Gallup data. His results shaped campaign strategy emphasizing law and order, crime, desegregation enforcement, and anti Communist appeals, while relying on extensive local TV and radio advertising and targeted interviews.
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Princeton
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Nixon
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Harris
Spiro T. Agnew
America
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Abe Fortas
Agnew
Hubert Humphrey
Chicago
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Humphrey High Command
Althogether
Madison Avenue
Chicago LSD in Lake Michigan water sparks security dilemma
A Chicago water scare after two youths and a local from the city dumped LSD into a treatment plant reservoir. Chlorine kept the water safe, but the incident prompts debate over security, legal action, and public alarm while authorities tighten guard procedures.
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Michigan
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Notable Risks in Water Safety Discussed in Engineering Talk
A chemical engineer cited several examples of substances that resist chlorine neutralization, including various drugs and poisons, highlighting ongoing concerns about water system safety and treatment limits. He warned that the range of unneutralized contaminants is vast, implying wide future challenges.
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Chicago
Humphrey
Middletown Journal Public Notices and Rates
The Journal publishes daily and Sunday subscription rates with mail delivery options. Rates include weekday 10 cents per copy, Sunday 16 cents, and 60 cents per week for city route delivery, plus yearly mail rates outside trading areas and U.S. addresses. Founded in 1887.
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