Unruh's Power Play in California Politics
The article outlines Jesse Unruh's bid to leverage state funds and school aid to challenge Governor Reagan. It notes his control over the Democratic Party, restructuring of leadership, and willingness to run a costly tax reform and budget strategy to position himself as next governor. The piece portrays Unruh as ruthless and strategically aiming to force Reagan’s concession while shaping public perception before the next election.
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Caspar Weitberger
California
Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Reagan
Jess Unruh
Unruh
Democratic Party
CDC
Unru H
Pat Brown
John F
Robert F. Kennedy
LBJ
Gov. Reagan
Countdown Targets Excess Profits Tax in Vietnam War Amid Apollo Talk
A Democratic Senate bloc pitches an excess profits tax for the Vietnam war duration, while Lockheed sees rare good news. In Miami a seminarian objects to astronauts swearing during Apollo 10, yet the piece notes pride in the men in space.
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Lockheed
Miami
Nixon's Hope Creates Controversy Over Vietnam Withdrawal
Washington dispatch analyzes President Nixon's cautious optimism about a rapid troop withdrawal from Vietnam by 1970. It notes misinterpretation by the public and press briefings, the risk to credibility, and the balancing act between Nixon's speeches, advisors, and Thieu's position as withdrawal criteria are assessed and debated.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
Sive
Thieu
Air Force Academy
Richard Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Rogers
Sre
Saigon
White House
Fallout shelter as defense for rural America urged
Congress will back the ABM plan but many senators doubt the roll call. Civilians need fallout shelters, especially in rural areas, where protection is scarce. Proposals urge every new home and existing houses to include basements shelters with concrete roofs, stockpiled supplies, water, lighting, and radio for news.
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Congress
Nixon
Bil Ar Wall
United States
America
Russia
China
Washington
Boston
Pittsburgh
Miami
Amigo helper Morrison nudges Latin student aid effort
Washington column praises H Stuart Morrison for founding Operation Amigo a private nonprofit that has brought about 6000 Latin American students to U S campuses for four to six week programs Its big backers include Miami Herald Copley Rockefeller Dow and IBM Morrison leveraged Gov Nelson Rockefeller s Latin American visits to promote pro American demonstrations with Amigo support and even had Rocky wear an Amigo button during stops
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H. Stuart Morrison
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Operation
Amigo
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The
Miami Herald
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Operation Amigo
Copley Newspapers
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Coca-Cola
Tinker Foundation
Knight Newspapers
Dow Chemical
Esso Standard of New Jersey
Ford Motor Co. Fund
IBM
International Telephone & Telegraph
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing
General Motors
Anderson Window
Hoerner Waldorf
Nelson Rockefeller
Latin America
Morrison
Argentina
Rockefeller
Rocky
Rocky of the Button, But It Hardly Matters.) I Say We Should Make Mr. Morrison
Berlin's long struggle for peace and warning lessons
A Berlin narrator recalls a lifetime of upheaval from the rise of the Nazis to World War II and warns that appeasement invites war. He cites Munich in 1938 as a symbol of appeasement and laments the cost of inaction, urging resolve to prevent renewed conflict.
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Holland
Berlin
East Germany
Europe
Mand Rauschning
England
France
Munich
Associated Press
Hitler
Austria
Rhineland
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Southeast Asia
This Day In History July 2 Highlights From 1469 To 1964
On July 2 in history the lard day of 1469 with 182 to follow. The moon lies between full and last quarter. Mercury Venus and Saturn are morning stars, Mars and Jupiter evening stars. In 1778 the Continental Congress approved a resolution that led to the Declaration of Independence. In 1891 Garfield was shot in Washington DC and died Sept. 19. In 1937 Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan were reported first over the Pacific but were never found. In 1964 Johnson signed a civil rights bill.
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Venus
Saturn
Mars
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Garfield
Charles Guiteau
Washington, D.C
Amelia Earhart
Ca Pitol Frederick Noonan
Pacific
Johnson
Pierre Corneille
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