Kennedy Momentum Wavers After Public Comeback Speech
Washington AP Kennedy faces a mixed verdict after his televised account of the automobile accident that killed a secretary. Massachusetts voters and Democratic leaders largely back him, but the national fate of his 1972 presidential prospects remains clouded as lawmakers await reaction and possible future steps.
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Rogers C. B. Morton
GOP
Dan Evans
Washington
Kennedy
Bridge
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National Response To Kennedy Divided Across Parties
A divided public offered no clear vote of confidence for Senator Edward M Kennedy after his televised explanations of the Mary Jo Kopechne accident. Democrats rallied around him while Republicans stayed largely silent, and Massachusetts backed Kennedy though national opinion remained critical.
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Mary Jo Kopechne
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Kennedy
Kansas City
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Atlanta
Harry Brown
Texas
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John F. Kennedy
Mike Mansefield
Senate
South Dakota
George S. McGovern
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Mary Jo
Joseph Kopechne
Cesar Chavez
Cincinnati, Ohio
Food ACROSS and DOWN Word Puzzle Clues
A crossword style clue list with across and down entries covering foods animals plants actions and terms from 1 to 57 across and 1 to 25 down including two wheeled vehicle smell sets apart formally and more. The puzzle includes odd entries like Reaena utcilopa mixed in with standard hints.
Crossword Clue Answers Set
Answers to clues include VAPID for 26, WATERPROOFED CANVAS, EXCHANGE PREMIUM, IRISH FUEL, CUDGELS, ARBOREAL HOMES, COVERED PASSAGEWAY, COMMAND, PENETRATE, NAME FOR A COLLIE, FAR OFF combined form, COMFORT, SHIELD BEARING, VARIABLE STAR, GARDEN OF, SESAME.
Kennedy receives mass support after Chappaquiddick speech
After his television appearance Kennedy urged public action on his political future. Mass support came from Boston and Worcester with calls and telegrams in favor while editors warned the sampling was not scientifically representative. Kennedy pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident tied to a fatal incident on Chappaquiddick Island.
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Knoxville Journal
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Government vows action to curb inflation pressure
Labor Secretary George P. Shultz warned the government will act to stop inflation after reports of the worst wage price rise in 18 years. The Labor Department noted a 6.4 percent cost of living increase and wage settlements averaging over 7 percent in early 1969, while prices for goods climbed to 127.6 CPI.
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Labor
George P. Shultz
Labor Department
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