Old Politics Dominates Montana Democratic Caucus
In Helena the Montana Democrats awarded VP Hubert Humphrey 24 of 26 delegate votes with Sen. Eugene McCarthy receiving 2. The New York Times state-by-state survey suggests Humphrey will clinch the Democratic nomination with Kennedy delegates shifting to support him.
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Montana
Helena
Hubert Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Robert Kennedy
Humphrey
McCarthy
James Reston
Reston
Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
New York Times
Chisago
Minnesota
Sen. McCarthy
Young voters can influence legislative races and Congress
James Reston argues in the New York Times Service that the 1967 68 college mobilization did not achieve its presidential goals but showed youth energy can affect party decisions and candidate choices. He urges continued student organizing for McCarthy Rockefeller and broader congressional improvement.
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New York
Johnson
McCarthy
Names and youth urged to shape Congress with new minds
The article argues that many Teutonic names encode virtues while urging college students to organize in districts to back a new candidate over conservative incumbents. It warns that a future president will face radical, entrenched Congress and calls for decisive student action to inject fresh, vigorous thinking into U.S. governance amid Vietnam and urban crises.
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Congress
White House
Vietnam
Washington
Nixon gains ground with labor vote in poll
Nixon leads among union families in a Gallup poll, matching Rockefeller for labor support. The survey shows Nixon at 28 percent versus Rockefeller 29 percent in a Humphrey race, with Wallace at 18 percent. labor leaders face shifting influence as rank-and-file voters sway.
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Gallup
Bob Kennedy
Nixon
Rockefeller
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Mr. Rockefeller
Mr. Nixon
Gen. de Gaulle
Danny
Paris
Gov. Rockefeller
Dick Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
George Wallace
Steel imports and quotas spar over postwar industry fate
A long analysis argues American steel failed to invest in research while European and Japanese mills modernized after World War II. It notes steel sales rose in 1960s and profits climbed, yet calls for import quotas to shield the sector. The piece also critiques public figures and NBC influence in a separate TV ethics debate.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Big Steel
U.S. Treasury
Japan
Europe
Little
Austria
Congress
Congressional
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Bobby Baker
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Byrnes
What Are Polyps And Their Removal
A reader asks about polyps especially in the nose and other sites. The doctor explains a polyp is a mucous surface growth that can vary in size and number and notes polyps in the nose are not cancerous but may block breathing or sinus drainage. removal is simple if troublesome and underlying allergy or infection should be addressed to prevent recurrence.
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Capitol Hill
Dr. Mother
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NEW York Times Service
Curtis
Archibald
Baldwin
Alfred
Elf
Adolf
Adolph Adolphus
Wolf
Arnold
Bertram
Francis
Gerald
Gerard
Hubert
By Victor Riesel
Florida
Key Biscayne
Bahamas
Asia
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Senate
Dodd
James Boyd
NBC
Peter Kenney
Kenney
Boyd
Justice Department
Meet the Press
Red Coach Innn
Hartford
Rotunda
Ed Sullivan
Cahill
John Sennett
Radio Corporation of America
BY Fred Neher
The
Montana Standard
D. R. Campbell, Jr
Bert Gaskill
Walter L. Nelson
Tom Williams
Sliver
Bow County
Butte
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