Humphrey Seen as Best Leader for Damaged Democratic Party
The piece argues Hubert Humphrey is the Democrats best hope to mend a split party after a rancorous convention. It lauds his leadership, character, and experience while noting the challenge of uniting a divided nation and fending off Nixon Wallace in a pivotal race. It credits Edmund Muskie as a solid running mate and highlights the ticket’s stability against a potential fourth party surge.
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Smog Concern Near Alamo Plaza From Auto Emissions
A report by Dr. W R Ross of the Metropolitan Health District, based on Texas Air Control Board tests July 9 to 25, finds ozone as a principal pollutant along with carbon monoxide hydrocarbons and particulates. No sulfur dioxide or hydrogen sulfide detected, trace nitrogen dioxide. Highest hourly level 11 ppm, well below New York 27 and Chicago 46. Further observations planned to gauge pollution under adverse weather and year to year trends.
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Texas Air Control Board
Alamo Plaza
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Chicago
McCarthy Kids Face Harsh Political Reality
The McCarthy Kids, well dressed and polite, promoted their leader across the nation with youthful zeal. After New Hampshire’s victory their optimism met street clashes in Chicago, where enthusiasm gave way to disillusionment and tear gas.
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Chicago
Nixon gains edge as world crisis reshapes campaign
A reflective piece notes Nixon gains from global upheaval as Democratic hopes hinge on domestic limits. It compares Senate debates led by Fulbright and Inouye, student protests, and riots in Prague and Paris, highlighting how foreign events redefine the 196? race and urban policy debates.
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Asia
Middle East
Europe
America
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bill Fulbright
George Meany
Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
Gene McCarthy
Bobby Kennedy
Inouye
China
Czechoslovakia
Columbia
Paris
Berlin
Berkeley
Prague
Exercise Aids Heart Patients And Extends Active Life
A seven year study by Dr Herman Hoelerstein from Casa Western Reserve School of Medicine shows exercise benefits for coronary artery disease patients. 618 men studied, 260 with coronary disease. those in an exercise program can work more with lower heart rate and blood pressure. Dr Pan White advocates moderate exercise after physician consultation. The piece notes heart muscle blood supply limits and Cleveland Clinic success with saphenous vein grafts restoring circulation, enabling many patients to return to full work.
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Casa Western Reserve School of Medicine
Cleveland
Pan D. White
Donald BD. Euler
Cleveland Clinic
Labor Leaders Rally Behind Humphrey for 1968 White House
Union chiefs led by George Meany mobilize 304 delegates from 43 states at the Chicago convention to nominate Hubert Humphrey and defeat Richard Nixon. COPE DRIVE and Labor Publications coordinate across Drake Hilton and Sheraton centers, signaling a labor movement quick to act as a political party.
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Ohio
Labor
Frank Lausche
Sen. McCarthy
California
Paul Schwade
Bob Kennedy
Landon Johnson
Britain
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