Smith faces challenge for GOP nomination in Senate race
Sen Ralph T. Smith, seated by appointment, seeks Republican nomination and is viewed as vulnerable by some. Adlai E Stevenson III is anticipated to win the Democratic nomination and could prove a strong competitor.
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Tickets shape up GOP eyes Senate control in 1970
Washington observers map GOP strategy for seizing Senate control in 1970 as 18 key contests loom. Nixon aides edge toward strong fundraising and cabinet picks to back picks, with states like Alaska California and Florida highlighted for vulnerable incumbents and potential GOP gains.
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Conservation concerns overhype ignores real change says Marx
Amherst College English professor Dr. Leo Marx told the American Association for the Advancement of Science that environmental publicity does not equate to action. He criticized the movement as elitist and argued conservation harms the poor and urban populations while resource destruction stems from profit motives of individuals and corporations.
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Olney Machinists vote to strike at AMF Junior Toy unit
More than 759 Local 1033 union machinists in Olney voted to strike American Machine and Foundry’s Junior Toy Division at midnight December 31 after rejecting the company’s latest offer. The walkout centers on wages, including piecework pay, and working conditions as negotiations were set to resume.
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