Seerlike political shifts as 1968 race reshapes field
The piece surveys the fluid 1968 presidential contest with McCarthy Kennedy Rockefeller Romney and Johnson. It notes Johnson’s decision not to seek re election and questions how this upheaval affects the leading players and future strategy, ending with a call for a scorecard.
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The 1968 Gold Rush and its Global Speculation
The piece argues that a new gold rush has emerged as investors doubt the $35 an ounce peg. It notes huge European and global buying, potential price surges to $70, and possible U S government actions. The author warns of hysteria, a possible break with gold's fixed price, and a shift to a free market.
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US Grants Part Of Money Plan Amid IMF Reform Talks
United States concessions to six Common Market nations backed a plan to create new international money with IMF veto rights for Common Market members. France may abstain but others push toward IMF reform and a possible 1969 start, with US veto retained and decisions awaiting 65 plus countries.
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Pinworm Protection Advice From Dear Dr Mother
Reader seeks guidance after two pinworm recurrences in six year old. Expert emphasizes hand washing after bathroom and before meals, keeping nails short, and avoiding overdoing toilet disinfection. Mattress protection discussed. avoid burning mattress unless cloth cover unavail. Eggs spread via fingers. hygiene is key to preventing reinfection. Aged notes about local historical finds follow.
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Prayer for Today Verse and Prayer Invocation
A devotional prayer cites scripture from Mark 12 10 asking for disturbance, compassion, courage and unity with Christ. The prayer seeks to share in Christ's joy and victory and to give Him rightful place in every area of life Amen.
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Behind The Scenes Fight Splits GOP Over Civil Rights and Urban Aid
Republican unity around Nixon masks deep fault lines in Congress. A bloc of about 40 House Republicans backs a $6.5 billion spending cut plan with $2.5 billion aimed at urban programs and urgent human needs, arguing for new priorities amid fiscal strain. Ford pushes to pass the Senate civil rights housing provisions as is, risking a party rift. Rockefeller’s fear of losing urban support for a presidential bid mirrors the split, with Nixon urged to press for compromise.
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Coverage Reflects LBJ Decision Not to Run
AP reports network television reflected President Johnson’s withdrawal from renomination. Kennedy held a mourning press conference. McCarthy used NBC's The Monkees slot for a pro campaign address. Analysts debated Nixon’s and Rockefeller’s positions while Moyers White Hughes weighed Johnson’s impact on the race.
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New Hearts At Washington Artificial Fuel Cell Heart Plan
High ranking heart researcher Dr Frank Hastings of the National Heart Institute says by 1973 a fully implantable artificial heart could be developed using a fuel cell powered by the body s digested food and inhaled oxygen Electrical energy would pump a robot heart grafted into the aorta with living tissue from the patient s leg The fuel cell approach aims to solve the energy problem and could eliminate the need for human heart transplants But further lab results are needed to confirm viability and safety
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Television Log Fort Worth Evening Schedule Details
Television listing outlines 5 PM to 1 AM programming including Leave It To Beaver Flintstones What’s New Tonight News Outdoor Kansas Truth or Consequences Sing Hi Sing Lo Friendly Giant News Weather USA Editorial Garrison’s Gorillas I Dream Of Jeannie Sportsman’s Friend Daktari Dean’s Diary This Week At Washburn Password Special Creative Person It Takes A Thief Red Skelton Faces Of The City Ring Of Fear NET Playhouse Good Morning World NPD Invaders Wisconsin Primary Dial A Fashion Speaking Freely News Weather Wisconsin Primary Movie Black Hand Joey Bishop Joe Pyne Monster And The Girl Highlight Faith For Our Times
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Ottawa Herald classifieds and press details
Ottawa Herald describes publication schedule, editor Robert B. Wellington, and subscription rates. Notes daily except Sundays and holidays, trade area and out of area mail prices, and Associated Press exclusive use of local news and AP dispatches.
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