Scranton Faces 1968 Gap After Selffulfilled Limitations
The article analyzes Pennsylvania governor Scranton's presidential prospects after his 1962 win and 1966 term limit, noting he cannot succeed himself and faces a 1968 gap in public office. It compares him to Kennedy and Goldwater and considers a possible return to Congress in Pennsylvania's 10th District, amid GOP hopes and risks in a Goldwater-led campaign.
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Scranton
John F. Kennedy
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
U.S
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
Family Maintains Rapid Pace While Attending Summer School
John L. Gardner a former pilot and reptile exhibitor and his wife Rita commute 80 miles daily from near Buffalo to Emporia for six weeks of summer classes at Emporia State College. They balance study with caring for two children and a menagerie including horses a dog eight cats three garter snakes and a field mouse, and plan more travel for a forthcoming library science session. Her fear for their future is noted as they consider staying on the road.
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Merle Bird
Emporia Gazette
Associated Press
Emporia
Kan
John L. Gardner
Oklahoma City
Midway ‘School
Buffalo
Gardner
Rita
Emporia State College
Gardners
Frontier City
Emporia State
Bickering Upsets US Diplomats In Asia
In Asia, U S diplomacy buckles under frictions from Pakistan to Japan. The United States funds aid to India and Pakistan while seeking joint defense with Japan, South Korea, and Nationalist China, but regional quarrels strain alliances and hinder anti communism efforts.
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Asia
Conrad Fine
New Delhi
India
U.S
Pakistan
Japan
United States
Indian Subcontinent
Soviet Union
China
Washington
Es Cento
SEATO
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Thailand
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
Norodom Sihanouk
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Tokyo
Chiang Kai-shek
Peking
Taipei
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