Newark and Union City Voter Endorsements Stated
The Argus urges voting in Newark for mayor James Balentine and councilman Robert Plowright, with Shirley Sisk for the second Newark council seat. In Union City, it backs reelecting Councilman Irving Williams and endorses challengers Tom Kitayama and Richard Oliver for three seats. Also reports acquittal of Freda Drumge and John Cluichette in a San Quentin guard killing. juror asserts bribed witnesses, prompting concern over justice.
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Alviso
Balentine
Ballentine
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Shirley Sisk
Sisk
Park and Recreation Commission
Fremont-Newark Philharmonic Association
East Bay
Associations of Parks and Recreation Commissioners
Oakland
Irving Williams
Tow Kitayama
Richard Oliver
Tracis
Tom Kitayama
Dick Oliver
Freda Drurnge
John Cluichette
San Quentin
Lucy
Bar of Justice
SAN Diego Union
Supreme Court upholds ban on cigarette ads on radio and TV
The Supreme Court declined to review an appeal from a lower court and effectively affirmed the nationwide prohibition on tobacco advertisements. The ruling ends a long-standing anomaly where Congress subsidizes tobacco products while advertising is banned.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Congress
Burbank Daily Review
Higher education bill prompts call for smaller colleges
The article argues against sweeping federal aid and new college plant funding, warning it would flood campuses with unprepared students and create a pseudo intellectual proletariat. It cites Thomas Aquinas College in California as a model of cost discipline, focus on wisdom, and selective enrollment, urging more humane, small scale institutions over broad expansion.
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Probaly
Nixon
Behemoth
Thomas Aquinas College
Calabasas
Calif
Thomas Aquinas
St. John's College
Annapolis
Santa Fe
St. John's
Federal Treasury
Friends
Ty St. John’s College
Keyone
St. John’s
Psychologist warns daytime soaps depress viewing adults
Salt Lake City housewife Phyllis Albrecht details how daily soap operas like The Doctors and One Life to Live may foster low mood, infidelity themes, and fractured marriages among housewives. Chicago psychologist Stan Dale notes daytime TV feeds juvenile self indulgence and self punishment, urging acceptance of the issue.
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Phyllis Alrecht
Salt Lake City
Widder Brown
Anthony
Millicent
Widder
Mrs. Albrecht
Angel
Chicago
Stan Dale
The
Fens
Feud Within Chile's Marxist Linked Government
Chile's ruling Popular Unity coalition splits amid Socialist and Communist bickering over pace and method of socialism. Economy Minister Vuskovic declares aims to dismantle bourgeois and imperialist bases as shortages grow, while MIR is blamed for city violence. International pressure and potential plebiscite debates loom as Allende faces a fracturing alliance.
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William Giandon
Movement of the Revolutionary Left
Popular Unity
Slavador Allende
Chile
Socialist Party
Sen
Carlos Altamirano
Red China
North Vietnam
Allende
Sul
Pedro Vuskovic
United Nations Economic Committee For
Latin America
Vuskovic
Communist Party
Ames
Rascals
MIR
MUM
Petite Bourgenisse
Christian Democrats
United States
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Black Allemfe
ITT Controversy Explores Political Financing Links
Washington analysis notes the ITT antitrust settlement, its political funding of the Republican National Convention, and questions whether such sponsorships influenced government actions. It cites Griswold and regime figures, weighing potential conflicts and the limits of existing law on conglomerate mergers.
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Washington
ITT
Becker Iris
Harvard Law School
Erwin N. Griswald
Griswald
United States Supreme Court
Sheraton
John Mitchell
Richard Kleinchenal
Richard M. Nixon
Wweman
Nixon
Mitchell
Kteindienst
White House
Kieindienst
al Way
Letters argue for Dial-a-Bus style transit in Fremont
A reader contends that government run transit should not cut profits and warns that tax hikes hit the elderly. Citing San Francisco Muni costs and Time magazine's March issue, the letter praises Regina Telebus at 35 cents door to door with 15 minute arrival, noting similar systems in Ann Arbor Columbus and Batavia. The writer expresses hope for a Tri-City area system and praises Bill Vans Noord for Prop 1 work.
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Fremont
San Francisco
Muni
Regina
Saskatchewan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Columbus
Ohio
Batavia
N.Y
Tri-City
Bill Vans Noord
A.D. Wiles Fremant
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