Alioto Faces Path From San Francisco Mayor To State Race
Alioto, mayor of San Francisco, weighs a run for governor as California Democrats seek a Southern candidate to oppose Gov. Reagan. While San Francisco growth lags, state payrolls shrink, and Reagan touts low state staffing, Alioto’s appeal could clash with his record on taxes and public hiring.
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August Solstice Reflections On Washington Quiet
Richard Wilson argues that government pauses soothe the nation and reduce unrest. He notes Woodstock and TV coverage influence, questions media impact on public mood, and predicts upcoming congressional battles on tax reform welfare housing and Vietnam withdrawal. The piece closes with longing for quieter August days.
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Russia China tensions and disintegration across the Iron Curtain
The piece discusses Soviet and Chinese saber rattling, potential shifts in military strategy toward weapons of mass destruction, and signals of dissent within satellite states. It highlights Czechoslovakia Hungary Romania and Yugoslavia as examples of rising independence movements and shifting allegiances during the era.
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Don Maclean Pitches Corporate Flag Allege Fight for Fame
In a New York lunch with Stanley Arnold, Don Maclean sketches a satire of corporate excess. He imagines IBM and other firms adopting flags and pledges of allegiance, with a punch card system to track loyalty and a self serving scheme to profit.
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Countdown and politics loom over Nix ally Bebe Rebozo loan
A fragmented report notes a special loan linked to Bebe Rebozo and a claim that the Moynihan led administration prioritizes domestic issues over foreign policy. The piece brushes against partisan tensions and public perception of presidential strategy.
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Letters to the Editor Preference Rules and Con densation Note
Brief notice outlines acceptable letters to the editor with a preference for concise submissions under 300 words. It states jeers must include sender name and address, though names can be withheld on request. It mentions 40 liters subject to condensation and related caveats.
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Quiet Summer Eases Civil Rights Turmoil Across Cities
The piece notes a calmer national mood as protests dim after a hot summer. It cites symbols of dissent in Charleston, Washington, and Cairo, plus softer student activity and a shift as authorities pledge order and public fatigue grows.
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San Francisco
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This Day In History Highlights Strikes and Wars
On this day in history events include 1776 United States official by Congress. In 1919 Boston police strike ends after Gov Coolidge bans their return. In 1943 Allied landings at Salerno begin in Italy. In 1968 New York public schools strike with quotes about the right to strike and leadership.
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