Airlines To Hawaii Could Reshape Pacific Trade Route
The Trans Pacific Route Case decisions by the Civil Aeronautics Board affect U S flag carriers and Southern states. Park recommended Eastern Airlines for the South Pacific and Delta faced rejection while United and Northwest overfly from inland cities. The outcome will influence future Pacific usage and competition with foreign airlines.
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South Pacific
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Eastern Airlines
Mexico City
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United
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Orient
South
Pacific
Delta
Rockefeller's $5 Million Push Sets Campaign Spending Record
The Dallas Morning News notes Nelson Rockefeller's immense campaign spending as he nears the nomination, with local groups boosting support beyond the official $5 million figure. The piece contrasts this blitz with Kennedy’s earlier spending and discusses how vast funds aim to ignite a groundswell to influence delegates, amid broader questions about wealth and political viability.
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Rockefeller Rhodes ticket eyed for 1968 nomination
In Miami Beach strategists push for an advance Rockefeller Rhodes vice presidency plan to lock Ohio delegates while Dirksen shapes platform lines against Vietnam. Nixon backers press Ohio and Massachusetts allies as voting caucuses and primaries loom for the Republican ticket.
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Platform
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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Public Opinion Polls Not Conclusive
Two polls Gallup and Harris show opposite results with Nixon Humphrey McCarthy and Rockefeller, raising questions about poll reliability. The shifts within days without events suggest polls may not predict final outcomes. in 1968 Publishers Hall Syndicate.
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Euphoria Time At Miami Beach
At the Republican convention in Miami Beach both Nixon and Rockefeller camps project euphoria and hope. Nixon backers claim votes and swing dynamics while Rocky supporters push pragmatism and middle-ground deals. The scene hints at potential ballot powder kegs and possible nonfinal choices before the 667 threshold.
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John Tower
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National Review
Roger Milliken
Jerry Milbank
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Mark Hatfield
Rockefeller book faults and Teddy Roosevelt myths
A professor cites Unity Freedom and Peace a Blueprint for Tomorrow by Nelson Rockefeller and The Correspondents War by Charles H Brown to question Roosevelt’s historical accuracy. The writer doubts Rockefeller authored his own book and downplays the mistakes as not serious.
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G.O.P
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Library of Congress
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Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
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Bible Digest Reflection on Psalm 91 2
A devotional invites readers to trust in the Lord as refuge and fortress. It urges retreat from life’s storms to meet the Maker, claiming a strengthened ability to face the world and pursue His work.
Psalm Verse Inspires Courage and Faith
A devotional excerpt urges readers to commit their path to the Lord and to trust in Him. It emphasizes wholehearted surrender and strength found in faith, with a Bible quotation guiding daily resolve.
Magazine Covers and Calm in Turbulent Times
A columnist notes recurring cover themes in Time and Newsweek as Balkan troubles and Czechoslovakia chaos unfold. He jokes about diplomats resembling Chamberlain and wonders why farmers are paid not to grow, recalling past leaders and a satirical take on a film titled A Guide for the Married Man.
Monroe News Star Editorial Mission Statement and Contact
The Monroe News-Star declares itself an independent newspaper printing news impartially and supporting what it believes to be right. Staff listed include Robert Ewing Jr and John D Ewing as publishers and Edmund G Brown as assistant general manager with others in leadership.
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Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Mgr
Jack C. Gates
William C. Hardin
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