Rough Passage Ahead for Nixon, Senate Feels
The Senate's leaders say Nixon faces crises at home and abroad after 90 days, with Dirksen and Scow praising his prioritization of Vietnam and inflation while Mansfield and Kennedy credit improving Franco Cambodian ties. Republicans predict rapid messages from the White House and strong action on key issues.
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Humphrey criticizes Nixon on domestic crisis scope
Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey told Meet the Press that Nixon is unaware of the domestic crisis and proposed a deep review of military spending. He praised Nixon on foreign policy but backed efforts to end Vietnam War, while weighing a Senate run in 1970 and promoting Thomas Bradley for Los Angeles mayor.
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TWA Promises Better Service With Employee Bonus Program
Airlines highlight a million dollar bonus to staff to boost on board service and happiness for passengers. The pitch focuses on avoiding gimmicks and offering superior drinks, meals, music, and movies on transcontinental non-stop flights.
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