Progress editorial page bluntly condemns dirty campaigns
The editorial laments a long costly dirty election season with mudslinging in Arizona and across the nation. It critiques poll reliability and TV network predictions, argues campaigns should end sooner, and mocks Stanford fraternity news on women joining.
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Midwest
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Congress
Romney campaign struggles to build national GOP apparatus
In a late move ten days before Michigan's election, Rob ert J. McIntosh joins Evans Novah Romney’s drive for the 1968 Republican presidential nomination. Romney's advisers show little progress creating a nationwide staff and plan with options from F. Clifton White and Spencer Roberts yet avoid outside firm control. McIntosh may relocate to Washington to run the national effort, as Romney delays public plans and prioritizes a strong Michigan victory and Meet the Press appearance.
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George Romney
Michigan
Robert J
Jack) McIntosh
Lansing
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Romney
Michigan Department of Commerce
White House
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Richard M. Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
California
Spencer- Roberts & Associates
Robert Price
New York City
John Lindsay
Price
Rockefeller
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Jacob Javits
Washington Press Corps
Ward
NBC
Meet the Press
Jack McIntosh
Jim Farley
Larry O’brien
Clif White
Our Man Hoppe and the Red Guards on the Twist
A satirical riff contrasts Communist Youth movements with American cultural icons. The narrator jokes about Red Guards stamping out revisionism, worries about nightly door knocks, and shifts to playful banter about records, Zen and existentialism, Playboy, and dancing the Twist.
When Green Light Is Not a Free Pass for Drivers
An ABA feature by Will Bernard explains that traffic signals are starting points in justice not final answers. Cases show green does not absolve drivers from negligence and red does not always grant right of passage for emergency vehicles. Safety remains the core rule guiding all drivers.
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Mao
Red Guard
China
Prepare for war in Mao era warnings after Viet Nam trip
Ralph McGill argues in a Hong Kong and Bangkok context that U S must brace for power shifts in Asia. He cites Mao Tse tung thoughts and warns against withdrawing from Southeast Asia. The piece links China Russia and U S influence to future conflicts and Vietnam.
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Hong Kong
China
China Watchers
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U.S
Peking
Red Guard
Mao
Southeast Asia
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Asia
United States
Viet
France Seen as Ally in Emergency by U S Editor
A New York article argues France remains under NATO’s umbrella though critics say its withdrawal frays the alliance. Gen. Cella credits NATO’s deterent and integrated force while noting disputes over France’s status and potential shifts in alliance posture.
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Europe
Cella
Bernard Schriever
Raf
de Gaille
Lemmitzer
Berlin
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Wang Kuo-chuan
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