What Price Nixon Polls Signal Strong Nomination Leaning
Nixon appears near nomination per Times and Newsweek polls showing 691 to 725 possible delegate votes. Rockefeller struggles to gain traction as Nixon lacks statewide backing, farm or labor support, or liberal GOP appeal. A Nixon nomination would be a political miracle given regional and party divides.
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White House Visits Feel Like A Royal Court
Washington visitors can tour the East Wing with guided access and see historic rooms redecorated under Jackie Kennedy. A cocktail party for journalists and wives showcased Lady Bird Johnson’s hospitality, while the White House maintains a formal, courtlike decorum despite its democratic status.
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Diverticulitis explained by Dr Molner in brief card
A reader asks about diverticulitis and recovery time. The column explains diverticulosis as aging tissue with bulges that inflame when irritated, treated by a bland diet to reduce rough residues, and notes recovery varies with inflammation extent and care. It ends with a prayer and home-life reflection.
Honors for KSU freshmen by Sigma Tau
25 YEARS AGO Harold Siegele of Princeton and Lawrence Stevenson of Pomona, students at Kansas State University, were honored this week by Sigma Tau, honorary engineering organization, for high scholarship as freshmen. 50 YEARS AGO Leo Walker, better known to baseball fans here as Rusty in the good old days when he held down the third sack, will leave Saturday for Kansas City and from there will be assigned to the Great Lakes naval training station.
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Kennedy Humphrey face first 1968 Indiana Ohio tests
The Indiana and District of Columbia primaries mark critical early hurdles for RFK and Humphrey as Kennedy seeks McCarthy in Indiana while Humphrey vies for DC delegate votes. Nixon campaigns in Nebraska and Alabama votes follow tragedy as Wallace duels for delegates amid caution.
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TV Exposure Helps Out Young NY Comedian's Job
George Carlin, a West Side Manhattan comedian, gained stature from substituting on Jackie Gleason CBS and appearing on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show. The exposure boosted his guest-star rates, led to more bookings, and earned him a role in a Doris Day film, while he continues writing and performing his own material. He uses a core cast of five characters including Councilman Copout and a weather forecaster, with satire aimed at politicians and institutions.
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Two Old Warhorses Bid Farewell In Arizona Senate
In Washington a teary eyed Senator Carl Hayden announced he will retire from the U.S. Senate after 56 years, urging a new generation to take over. He praised longtime aide Roy Elson as his successor and recalled past duties as Maricopa County sheriff. President Johnson attend ed and cautioned Elson about the race with Republican Barry Goldwater who faced no GOP opponent yet.
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Whately Town Records Found After 121 Years Missing
In Whately Massachusetts children in an attic uncovered town records dating to the town’s incorporation in 1771. Once believed lost in 1847 after a fire that destroyed James M Craft’s home, the documents were found by former selectman William Sanderson and his grandchildren in his attic over the weekend.
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Television Schedule Flooded With Classic Programs
An extensive daily TV lineup lists hundreds of shows across multiple networks and time slots. Highlights include news, game shows, soap operas, sit-coms, films, sports, and special broadcasts featuring Captain Kangaroo, Perry Mason, Guns Of The Timberland, Billy Budd, and The Real Glory, among others.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and AP Notice
Ottawa Herald presents local subscription pricing for trade area and outside area options. The paper notes Associated Press exclusive rights to publish local news and AP dispatches.
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