Two Main Problems Confront Humphrey in Nomination Fight
Washington column reviews Hubert Humphrey as he nears the presidential nomination. It highlights his loyalty to Johnson, the Vietnam war disagreements he cannot publicly express, and the party’s split between McCarthy’s peacetime approach and Humphrey’s hard line policy.
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Sen
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Lyndon Johnson
Democratic Party
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United States
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Bobby Kennedy
White House
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Richard Nixon
Ike
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Paris
Honolulu
Thieu
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Hanoi
Tayninh
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Miami Beach
Nixon
Chicago
Eugene McCarthy
Saigon
Chicago’s Roaring Twenties Echo in Modern City Reflections
A reminiscence contrasts Chicago’s past under Capone with today’s city dilemmas. It notes the Prohibition era violence and corruption, the impact on reporters, and the enduring allure and fear of Chicago, while praising its expansive highways and the pull it has on professionals despite urban challenges.
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Chicago
Capone
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Public calendar outlines return to school week in Mason-Dixonland
The week after summer activities winds down features many school and community events. Readers can expect classes, clinics, council meetings, club luncheons, and theater rehearsals across Mason County areas from Aug 26 to Aug 31 including WVU transfers, senior center activities, and the Mary Mary performances at Cheat Road Playhouse.
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Mason-Dixonland
Marilla Center
Monongalia County Health Department
A.m. Board OF Realtors
Hotel Morgan
Marvin Steel
Lucey Clarkson
Mary, Mary
Cheat Road
Manilla Center
Monongalia County
Clarksburg
County Court
Lions Club
Lion's
Hotel Morgan Ballroom
WVU
T.C
Holiday Inn
Kiwanis Club
Mildred Fizer
West Virginia
Roy Gerard
Vocational Training School
A.m
Rotary Club
Tom Canning
WVU Division of Music
Morgantown
Duplicate Bridge League
Tree of Life Temple
Recovery, Inc
Eula Warman
C. Players
Playhouse
OF Fellows
Lodge No
C.C.F. Hall
Mapletown
Lincoln patent tied to buoying vessels over shoals
The patent office granted Abraham Lincoln a patent for buoying vessels over shoals the first and only patent by a U.S. president. It saw no practical use. The question also notes the first nation to formally accept the United Nations charter drawn up at the San Francisco Conference and mentions Nicaragua.
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Abraham Lincoln
Patent Office
U.S
San Francisco
Nicaragua
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Iy Lea
Monongahela Power
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Allegheny Power System
Westover City Council Fire Department
Mountaineer’ Bridge Club
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