Republicans accuse Democrats of weakening U S arms policy
The GOP issued a 5000 word attack titled Democratic Foreign Policy The Crisis of Confidence. It claims the Johnson Kennedy era harmed U S security by chasing Soviet goodwill, citing the Bay of Pigs, Berlin Wall, and Pueblo seizure as signs of decline and alleging the administration pursued Soviet wishes over actual actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Coordinating Committee
Task Force On
Republican National Committee
Roderic L. O’connor
State Department
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Berlin Wall
U.S
Pueblo
North Korea
GOP
Laurel girl among Miss Wool of America contestants
Twenty contestants from wool councils across the nation, including Sin dra Kennedy of Powell Wyoming and Margaret Barlay of Laurel Montana, arrive in San Angelo Texas for wardrobe fittings and rehearsals ahead of the 11th annual Miss Wool of America pageant on June 27. The event will be televised from the San Angelo Coliseum with Art Linkletter as host, June Allyson as fashion hostess, and Frankie Avalon providing entertainment. The 1968 winner earns a 40 outfit all wool wardrobe valued at about 15000 dollars plus an automobile and a 2000 dollar college scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Tex
Sindra Kennedy
Powell
Wyo
Margaret Barlay
Laurel
Mont
Dallas
June Allyson
Frankie Avalon
Venus Overtakes Earth in Solar Orbit Speed
Venus travels 21.7 miles per second around the sun while Earth moves 18.5 miles per second. The comparison highlights orbital dynamics and relative velocities between the planets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Earth
Governor appoints Bozeman men to historic sites panel
Helena AP reports Gov Tim Babcock named two Bozeman men to the Advisory Committee for Preservation of Historic Sites. Dr Merrill Burlin replaces resigned Dr K Ross Toole of Missoula, and John N DeHaas was added to the advisory group.
Rockefeller touts coattail power in Washington talks
Governor Nelson Rockefeller met with 104 House Republicans and 23 of 34 GOP senators to gain support for his presidential nomination bid. He described his "coattail power" and said he provided election statistics as evidence of his influence.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
House
Rockefeller
California
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Nixon
Philadelphia
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
McCarthy Seeks Change in Presidency as Humphrey Debate Rages
Senator Eugene McCarthy addressing the American Newspaper Guild in Cleveland criticized Hubert Humphrey and urged a new conception of presidential power. He pressed for broader participation beyond top-down leadership and cited polling data to argue for an alternative to centralized authority. He suggested he might back Humphrey if his Vietnam stance shifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
American Newspaper Guild Convention
City Club Forum
Hubert H. Humphrey
Guildsmen
Humphrey
McCarthy
Montana health grants fund regional center and audiology services
Montana health grants totaling 48728 were announced by state senators. The Montana State Department of Health receives 28653 to create a regional information referral center in Great Falls for handicapped children. The University of Montana Missoula gets 19775 to establish audiological services in western Montana.
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Associated Press
Montana
U U.S. Office of Comprehensive Health Planning
Montana State Department of Health
Great Falls
University of Montana
Missoula
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Democrats For Arms Policy
By Lewis Gulick
Soviet Union
By Lee Holley
Donald
Jimmy Shea Agency
Bozeman
Rocky
Gop Solons Cenfer
Sen
Cleveland
Eric J. McCarthy
Johnson
New York
Franzia
Magnum
Franzia Brothers Winery
Ripon
Sears
Plenum
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