GOP faces future as Nixon bids for reelection
The piece argues Nixon may be the last Republican president if the party fails to adapt to changing voters. It notes California Republicans narrowly backed Nixon, while many far-right types resist centrism. It warns independents and 18 year olds tilt toward Democrats, threatening GOP viability. It calls for reform from Buckley and Ruskind, and cites Goldwater as a restless force.
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Morrie Ruskind
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Americans ignore Soviet threat grows dull in wartime glare
The piece argues Americans dismiss alarms about Soviet power from nuclear tests to space weaponry. It cites Russia's space bomb test over Kansas Oklahoma and Texas and claims the public remains unfazed by nuclear submarines, air defenses, and satellite vulnerability. It portrays postwar fear as habituated and urges vigilance.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Kennedy's role as potential sleeper in 1972 race
The piece argues Teddy Kennedy lingers as a possible recipient of a second place or future nomination, shaping Democratic strategy as Hubert Humphrey and others push for final clarity. It notes Kennedy profits from remaining uncommitted while rivals struggle, with Chappaquiddick lingering in political calculations.
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London Daily Express
Gen. Sherman
Primaries show pattern amid diverse results
Analysis notes McGovern's Wisconsin win followed by questions on its meaning as voters split across establishment and extremist wings. It argues that cross party voting in Wisconsin exposed dissatisfaction with both sides, while moderates and pragmatists held sway, setting the stage for future elections.
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Greorge McGovern
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Credibility gaps and journalism in the TV era
The column debates readers trust in print versus television news, arguing credentials in journalism vary and that newspapers offer deeper detail and permanence. It cites Peter B. Clark of the Detroit News on TV overreach, calls for a return to rigorous, common sense reporting, and warns against uncritical media adoption.
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Jeffrey Hart
Gary Wills
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California State Legislators Represent Alameda County
Representatives in Sacramento State legislators whose constituencies include all or part of South Alameda County are Senators Nicholas C. Parris Democrat 11th District John W. Holmdahl Democrat 1st District and Clack L. Bradley Republican 14th District. Assemblymen Carlos Rae 18th District Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and Livermore Amador Valley Robert W. Crown 14th District San Lorenzo San Leandro Alameda part of Oakland and March K. Feng 15th District Castro Valley Ashland part of Oakland. Letters to legislators may be addressed to them at the State Capitol Sacramento.
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Clack L. Bradley
Alameds County
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Castro Valley
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Haywand
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Newark
Livermores Amador Valley
Robert W. Crown
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Alameda
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March K. Feng
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Sham
State Capitol
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Sait
Shame on you for defending topless entertainment
A reader denounces topless venues as moral decay and clamor for government morality, linking such venues to crime, broken homes, and public harm. The letter cites police views, school concerns, and calls for banning liquor and drugs, urging readers to advocate moral legislation. It praises signs against smoking in Kaiser Hospital and laments tax reliance on vice.
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the Argus
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Sommer
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Fife
Kaiser Hospital
Memorial Gift Established for Franca Rangall at Washington Hospital
Dr Franca Rangall M D longtime Washington Hospital medical staff member died April 1960s loss noted as a leader. She served as chief of medical staff 1970-1971 and contributed to building programs and staff reforms. A memorial scholarship fund is set up in her name to aid a deserving student pursuing health sciences and associated with Washington Hospital. Contributions invited via Washington Hospital Medical Staff secretary.
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