Rockefeller withdraws from 1968 bid amid open GOP field
World Today notes Rockefeller, two term New York governor, ruled himself out of 1968 race on Face the Nation after July 16 press conference. The piece traces past cycles 1959 1960 and 1964 battles showing his repeated hesitations and the party’s unsettled state. Rockefeller aims for another term as governor, risking being seen as a presidential candidate if not reelected.
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How To Use Psychology To Stay Cool In Summer
Dorothy Dix and Dr Joyce Brothers offer practical tips to manage heat through routine, mental imagery, clothing color, and parental calm. Emphasizes preplanning, moderate activity, and avoiding overdressing for infants to reduce heat stress and anxiety. Includes reader questions on electricity and eye medications with concise medical clarifications.
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Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass Hope
Hope sustains Christians through hardship and guides life toward upward purpose. The author argues that true religion breeds hopeful action, not wishful thinking, and that God designs life to point outward. Hope stabilizes the heart, aligning choices with divine purpose.
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