Eisenhower says he would not name next Republican nominee
In a rare interview Dwight Eisenhower disavows king maker power and says he would not necessarily back the most qualified candidate if he could name the nominee. He argues the convention should pick someone who can win in November against Johnson, warning against nominating a photogenic but untrustworthy demagogue.
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Promises for a New Year 1968 in One Person's Pledge
A reflective piece on New Year resolutions for 1968, listing personal vows to avoid conflicts, refrain from political activism, skip contentious debates, resist pranks and boasting, and refrain from investments or petitions. The narrator commits to courtesy, patience, and restraint across daily life and public issues.
Digestive acid need and remedies outlined
A medical column explains hydrochloric acid as a key digestive juice alongside pepsin and renin. Too much causes heartburn, too little causes indigestion and burning tongue. Diagnosis rests on stomach juice analysis. treatment may include dilute acid or capsules, but underlying causes must be addressed.
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Almost Universal In The US Private Pension Plans Growing Fast
Private pension plans in the United States expanded rapidly after World War I and surpassed Social Security in scope. By 1965 private plans enrolled about 25 million workers, with assets rising from 11 billion in 1946 to 135 billion in 1965, and projections reaching 450 billion by 1980. Experts debate whether this growth risks oversaving, while others argue private plans should be funded to secure future retirement benefits. Officials consider an insurance plan to stabilize the private system toward Social Security levels.
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1967 A mixed year for American television says Lowry
AP television writer Cynthia Lowry notes 1967 was uneven with standout moments: Hal Holbrook in Mark Twain Tonight and The Final War of Olly Winter among good plays. strong performers like Lynn Fontanne and Julie Harris in Anastasia. Smothers Brothers surviving against Bonanza. notable specials by C est la Vie and Herb Alpert. introducing Ironside and The Flying Nun turning heads. but much programming was weak and old films drew viewers.
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Anastasia
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Julie Harris
Harry Dolan
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Melvyn Douglas
Loring Mandel
Paris
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Diahann Carroll
Herb Alpert
Tiajuana Brass
Rock Hudson
Television Log Of A Full Day On Prime Time
A dense TV schedule lists programs and times from 5:00 PM to 12:35 AM. It includes news,Talk and game shows, dramas, comedies, children's programs, and feature films featuring many named shows and hosts such as Leave It To Beaver Flintstones The Beverly Hillbillies Captain Kangaroo Captain Kangaroo Jack LaLanne News programs and the film Autumn Leaves with multiple network hours and daytime blocks.
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Andy Griffith
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Tex Winter
Teresa
Joey Bishop
Cuban exile flight stewardess ends nervy post
Beatrice del Perugia, a French-born U.S. citizen and multilingual stewardess on National Airlines flight 901, completed a four month stint ferrying 90 Cuban exiles per trip between Varadero and Miami. Flights, suspended for Cuba anniversary observances, carried about 10,000 evacuees since starting. Del Perugia, a University of Miami Russian and government student, plans to marry in June and hoped to become a translator.
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New Poet Laureate Will Not Write Royal Poetry
Britain's new poet laureate Cecil Day-Lewis says he will not produce court poetry though required to write on state occasions. He cites works that moved him including the Aberfan disaster and the Torrey Canyon wreck. Day-Lewis, age 63, was named by Prime Minister Harold Wilson to succeed John Masefield quien died. He is also known as Nicholas Blake the mystery writer with titles Minutes of Murder and The Buried Day. He was born in Ireland in 1904.
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