Romney Nixon Best Presidential Prospects
Washington UPI A review of the 1966 Republican comeback highlights George W. Romney and Richard M. Nixon as the strongest 1968 GOP contenders. It notes Reagan Rockefeller Percy Hatfield Rhodes and Taft Jr. rising as kingmakers and vice presidential prospects, with GOP gains in House Senate and governorships shaping the future race.
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Liberalization of Committees Halted by 90th Congress
Washington sources say the 90th Congress will reshuffle House committees into a more conservative look after Republicans won 47 seats. Democrats admit broad welfare and economic advances are unlikely while the House trembles with a new political mood.
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Three early Excitement Machines headline the display with Rebel performance notes. Typhoon V eight engines deliver 290 and 343 cubic inch options, four link rear suspension, roomy interiors, and 114 inch wheelbase. Safety features include energy absorbing steering, retractable front seat belts, and multiple built in systems.
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