Possible realignment as third candidates rise in 1968 race
The piece notes Kennedy's death cooling national energy but hints at a coming reboot. Rockefeller pressures Nixon toward renomination while Humphrey rests. McCarthy signals a potential party bolt over Vietnam, and Wallace gains Southern support, risking a three to four party general election.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
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Eugene McCarthy
Humphrey
Vietnam
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
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Nixon
Pleasant Return at JFK Marks Welcome Change in Immigration
The author recalls harsh prior experiences at U S borders and praises a pilot program at John F Kennedy airport. Travelers now receive minimal questions, color coded baggage declarations, and few delays. Most passengers pass customs without itemized inspections, a notable shift from past procedures.
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John F. Kennedy
Dear Dr Mother on Breast Cysts and Leukocytosis Answers
A reader asks if breast cysts in both breasts can become malignant and whether all cysts should be removed. The doctor explains cysts are usually noncancerous, appear in clusters, and only problematic cysts are removed. Leukocytosis is not cancer but a rise in white blood cells from infection or other causes. Also includes Bible quiz items and references.
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K. G
Mother
Rockefeller Optimistic on 1960 Nomination as Ticket Plan
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller pursues the Republican presidential bid with an upbeat outlook and privately contemplates a Rockefeller Nixon ticket. He notes constitutional quirks and suggests Nixon move states if tied to New York, while publicly denying a VP run. Rockefeller travels 50,000 miles in 11 weeks, courting delegates and urging support to win in November.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Nixon
U.S
New York State
Republican Party
Indiana
Midwest
Newark Riot TV Special Probes Lessons Unlearned
A Sunday ABC program Newark Anatomy of a Riot gathers eight participants including civic leaders and victims to debate root causes. Critics say it shows the city’s divisions persist with blame between merchants and officials and police race tensions unresolved. The broadcast coincides with NBC and ABC series exploring national tensions amid Vietnam war anxieties and urban crises.
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Newark
ABC
Frank Reynolds
Donald Malafronte
Hugh Addonizio
Morris Spielberg
Springfield Avenue Merchants Association
City
Malafronte
Robert Curvin
Congress of Racial Equality
Warren Copeland
NBC
America
Edwin Newman
Vann Woodwar
Yale
Kenneth B. Clark
City College of New York
Vietnam
Prayer Reflection on Creation and Rest in Thee
A devotional excerpt recalling Genesis 2 7 and seeking mindfulness of identity. The prayer asks Creator God to keep believers aware of who they are and who they belong to, noting humanity's restlessness until resting in God. Amen.
Local license sales rise in Franklin County
A report notes license sales are strong with about 4,500 driver licenses sold in Franklin County including roughly 400 chauffeur licenses. A separate entry recalls 50 years ago a dry period with extensive liquor bottle dumping at the city dump.
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Franklin County
Mailbox Musings From Hal Boyle On Sun Health And Daily Life
Hal Boyle presents a miscellany of observations from sun exposure to skin aging and cancer risk. He notes a French study linking rhythmic office exercise to fewer migraines and mood dips, jokes about caddies in Scotland, and reflects on diet, waste, and nutrition myths. The piece weaves trivia, quotes, and social quirks in brisk, magazine‑style fodder.
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New York
American Cancer Society
France
Television Log Digest for a Busy Broadcast Day
A dense station schedule lists back to back programs from 6:00 p.m. through 1:05 a.m., including news, talk shows, comedies, dramas, sports, and movies. Notable items include Gunsmoke, The Monkees, Andy Griffith, The Beverly Hillbillies, I Spy, The Big Hangover, The Mysterians, Divorce Court, N.Y.P.D. and NET Playhouse.
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Kansas
Andy Griffith
I Spy
Net Journal
Joey Bishop
Merv Griffin
Phil Silvers
Jeannie
Daktari
Showtime
NET Playhouse
Good Morning World
N.Y.P.D
Invaders
Johnny Carson
Ottawa Herald Publication Facts and Rates
Ottawa Herald details its publication pattern and pricing. Editor Robert B. Wellington oversees the paper. Subscription rates differ by trade area with monthly and yearly plans. The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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