Democratic convention seen as volatile and lively forecast
Editorial notes the upcoming Chicago Democratic National Convention could be raucous with McGovern’s late entry and new Vietnam plank debates. It highlights McCarthy Kennedy advisers shaping a platform and security concerns rising amid internal party tensions.
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McGovern
Democratic Party
Vietnam
McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
North Vietnam
Humphrey
Chicago
Congress Term Limits Debate Prompts Cautious Attention
The piece weighs limiting congressional terms or imposing retirement ages. It notes risks of depriving constituents of capable leaders and cites seniority already skewing chairmanship toward the South. It suggests a possible 10-term House limit to rejuvenate thinking and urges careful consideration.
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Congress
South
More People In the Air and the Jet Age Growth
A Trans International Airlines report shows the DC8 stretch jet carried 250 passengers and logged 450 million passenger miles in its first year. The article notes faster, larger future jets and a rapid rise in air travel, with supersonic prospects despite noise and sonic boom challenges.
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Trans International Airlines
TIA
U.S
Thoughts on Ike in Frontline Moments and Dignified Remarks
The piece recalls Dwight D. Eisenhower’s announcement of seeking the GOP nomination in Abilene Kansas and a return to the family home to honor his parents. It notes his later reflection on their earlier poverty and recounts a White House stag dinner with measured, respectful sentiment.
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New York
Ike
Abilene
Kan
Golly
Dinner chatter and reflections on a West Point hero
A reminiscence recalls a candid dinner with Dwight D. Eisenhower at SHAPE in 1951. The interview notes Ike’s perspectives on civilian control, MacArthur’s dismissal, and his wish to be his grandson David. The piece alludes to postwar leadership and strategic tensions between World War II generals.
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George Allen
Red Room
Pat Weaver
NBC
West Point
Western
Europe
Columbia University
Norway
Turkey
United States
Ike
David
SHAPE
Gen. MacArthur
Truman
MacArthur
Our Mr Boyle: Money quarrels threaten married life
Dear Pavement Plate advises a young husband and wife who argue over household spending. The husband complains he is called tightwad after allotting a generous household sum, while the wife overspends, risking bankruptcy.
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New York
Pavement Plate
Budgeting and gender roles in marriage
Bil Keane argues today that the old control by husbands over family finance is outdated. He suggests letting wives manage the budget to reduce conflict and alimony risk, noting men are less rational with money and more romantic, while women can handle the family income more effectively.
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Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Horoscope for Tuesday August 20 and astrology guidance
The column presents a daily zodiac reading with entries for Leo through Cancer and a note to select a birthday to read the corresponding paragraph. It emphasizes balancing emotion with practicality and warns against exploiting others' kindness while highlighting personal adaptability and charm.
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Daily Guide
California echoes shape of narrow presidential race
In California the 1968 contest tightens as Nixon touts local roots and a strong GOP base while Humphrey faces internal party friction led by Assembly speaker Jesse Unruh. Alioto’s rising profile for vice president draws attention amid California’s pivotal role in deciding November outcomes.
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Johnson
California
Nixon
Humphrey
Rafferty
GOP
Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Robert Kennedy
Unruh
San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Alioto
Kennedy
Quiz Answers From The Past And Present
Zero cipher or naught. The Bering Strait lies between Northwest North America and Northeast Asia. Hygiene is the science of health. Light and radio waves travel at the same speed. A brindle cow has dark streaks on a gray or tawny background.
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Bering Straits
North America
Asia
Terre Haute Tribune publication and pricing note
The Terre Haute Tribune dates and pricing details outline subscription options for Indiana and Illinois readers. It lists daily and Sunday rates, mail options, and regional pricing distinctions, along with publishing office address and Associated Press notice.
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Terre Haute Gooatier
Terre Haute Tribune
Indiana
Illinois
Tribune
Terre Haute
Ind
Tribune-State Publishing, Co. ,Inc
Masay Ave
P. O
Tribune Company
NOSE News Hank and Jamaica Beach Laughs and Lessons
The column reports Attorney Fred Bauer praising Jamaica beaches for relaxation. Federal Judge S Hugh Dillin likens the courtroom to a steam bath due to lacking air conditioning. Jim Murphy enjoys his Indiana Penal Farm ID work, and Joe Thomas with wife Delores vacationed in Cincinnati with five children aided by Joe's mother. Mary Ann Seybold turns 12 with 4 H, and Terry Lee Taylor shows a grandchild’s marksman claim while Lee Wyatt notes 31 groundhogs killed.
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S. Hugh Dillin
Federal
Joe Thomas
Delores
Cincinnati
Joe
Alfred Thomas
Cory
H. Ralph Johnston
Cincinnati Zoo
LeSourdsville
Terry Lee Taylor
Lee Wyatt
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