Nixon gains two year high in Gallup after Moscow summit
A Gallup poll taken at the end of Nixon's Moscow summit shows 61 percent of Americans approve of his job performance, the highest in nearly two years. The rise follows previously modest gains from his China trip and reflects views on Vietnam and inflation.
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Mixed U S Poll Shows Nixon Support Slipping
Nationwide in person survey of 1,451 adults 18 plus across 300 localities interviews May 26-29 finds 6 to 12 point shifts in Nixon job approval with May results showing 6 percent approve 32 percent disapprove and 7 percent no opinion. In Jackson Mississippi youths launch Operation Incentive to tutor peers while Indian health project expands radio linked outreach in Fresno California. Maybrook mayor reports MTA drainage talks and Monticello names a doctor as medical advisor to its volunteer ambulance corps after a closed heart massage session.
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