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Publication: European Stars and Stripes Saturday, August 17, 1968

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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 17, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                              The stars and stripes log 23 other woman was there on Day edit died e f  resumption of their Asto Phlp As the summer of3ws?? team tvs ass w1 was absent or unaware of the president s activities. Revisited her at her new Jersey estate. She visited him at Ber Nard Baruch s South Carolina Plantation. She came to the Whites. After Pearl Harbor Daniel wrote that Roosevelt began to meet Lucy regularly in washing ton for Long drives  he writes that secret service agents told him they accompanied the president on a Road beyond Georgetown where Lucy closing . 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Daniels said it was remark Able that no published record or diary or remembrance has reported that Lucy helped make this pleasant period in an Over burdened  even though mrs. Rutherfurd was sitting with Roosevelt when he suffered his fatal stroke in warm Springs,ga., in 1945 her name was never mentioned to the press As on of those present. Mrs. Roosevelt did not learn of it until later inthe Day after mrs. Rutherfurd had  s hed to  Daniels quoted Early As telling another staff member mrs. Roosevelt knows that Lucy Rutherfurd was , even in the midst of the solemn obsequies there was on her heart a secret some thing she mrs. Roosevelt had to face Daniels said. She made direct inquiries. Had Lucy Mercer come to the White House in the times when she had Bee away the truth could not be denied. Eleanor s resentment could not be dissembled. She announced she was getting out of the White House  she moved out in five  mrs. Roosevelt probably found difficult to face even i imagination was the presence of Lucy in the final few conscious moments of her Hus band s life. Roosevelt was read ing As artist Elizabeth Shoumatoff painted his portrait and  watched sitting opposite him. Daniels said servant Lizzie Mcduffie saw Roosevelt raise his eyes to  last i remember he quoted her As saying he was looking into the smiling face of a Beautiful  says Industry encourages death panel denounces tobacco firms Mutual funds prices new York up i National Asa ocl Elton of securities1 dealers inc. 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The task Force believes that one of the reasons Why cigarette consumption has remained High Why cigarette brands with High tar and nicotine Levels remain Large Sellers and Why death and morbidity rates associated wit smoking continue to increase is the inability or unwillingness of the cigarette Industry to face up to the health hazards or even to admit they exist it charged. The Public relations and poli tical posture of Large parts of the Industry has been rather to at tack the evidence and to pretend that a health crisis associate with cigarette smoking which now confronts the United state does not in fact exist at  the tobacco Institute retorted the report overlooks the fac that the Industry organized scientific study of the question when it established the councilor tobacco research Usa in 1954, Long before any other Public or private Agency even at tempted to provide anything a statistics and  among the task Force recommendations doctors should never smoke the presence of patients o remove smoking the department of health education and welfare should encourage the insurance Industry to charge nonsmokers lower rates or life  government should throw youngsters and should ashtrays and Post no signs in their  its weight behind proposals to re quire tar and nicotine listings on cigarette packages and  should develop pro Grams to help people give up smoking. Gop Campaign chiefs expect to control Househ. San Diego Calif. Up Republican congressional Campaign chiefs told presidential candidate Richard Nixon thurs Day the gop would win control of the House for the first time in 14 years and would pick up about 12 seats in the Senate. Sen. George Murphy and  Wilson two californians who head the Senate and House Republican Campaign committees briefed Nixon at the Mission Bay resort serving As his temporary Headquarters on the Outlook for november s congressional  lawmakers said they had checked with Republican politicians around the country to gauge the effect the ticket of Nixon and Maryland gov. Spiro t. Agnew would have on legislative contests. Wilson told newsmen after the meeting that he had originally plumped for the selection of mayor John Lindsay of new York City As the vice presiden tial candidate. But since the nomination of Agnew Wilson said Republican politicians have reported a excellent reaction to Agnew and he had now changed his mind."1 think it s going to be the Best possible balanced ticket we could have gotten Wilson said. The republicans have not controlled the House since the1952 elections when Dwight d. Eisenhower swept the party Toa resounding Victory. Democrats regained control 6f the House in 1954 and of the Senate in 1956. They have held it Ever since. Republicans need a net gain of at least 31 seats to take Over the House. Wilson forecast the would hold nearly All of the seats and pick up about Hal of the so called target seats. The Senate is now Divide Between 66 democrats and 34 republicans. Murphy did no predict gop control but claimed the party would win Senate races in Alaska Arkan Sas Florida Idaho Indiana Maryland Arizona Connecticut Missouri Ohio Pennsylvania and South Dakota. He listed Oregon As a stat where the gop had about a 50 50 Chance of unseating sen. Wayne Morse. Nixon will leave san Diego sunday Foi new York. On the Way lie will Confer with part leaders and make Public appear ances at Springfield 111.,monday morning Lansing mich., monday afternoon co Lumbus Ohio tuesday morning and Harrisburg pa., tuesday afternoon. Southern demos compile . List in f on 7.30 7.usvalue line Fusi Val lilt Vul Ino Val  varied inviting or Walls iowan Mut Well cd Wool ind  Iii on Worth 9.5s 10.50 a 1 7.249.50 10.4 6.39 6.s9 7.sa  12.60 13.77 is u 14 81 13.46 14.63 0.31 10.10 15.88 17.10 20.18 21.m 7.5 8.69 6.63 6.13 v net asset. Atlanta a. A a coalition of Southern democratic chairmen announced a Lis wednesday of seven Southern ers they will push for the demo cratic vice presidential Nomina  the list Are gov. John con Nally of Texas gov. Buford Ellington of Tennessee gov. John Mckeithen of Louisiana  Mcnair of South Caro Lina former governors car Sanders of Georgia and Terry Stanford of North Carolina Andsen George Smathers Florida. The chairmen said at a news conference after their second meeting within a week that they will present the list to Candi dates for the presidential Nomi nation at the National demo cratic convention on the basis that the South can unite behind any one of the  at wednesday s meeting were six states geor Gia Florida South Carolina North Carolina Alabama an Mississippi. Pat Thomas of Florida one of the spokesmen for the group said however that the chairmen from six other states Texas Louisiana Virginia Tennessee Arkansas and Kentucky Are being kept informed of the coalition s actions and Are in agree  said the group Hopes to interview All of those Sele Tedas potential vice presidential nominees to determine whether they would  Southern chairmen will caucus in Chicago saturday aug. 24  
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