Our Choice John V Lindsay for New York City Mayor
The editorial endorses John V Lindsay for mayor over Buckley and Beame, arguing Beame is tied to a stale machine and Buckley represents conservative reform. Lindsay is seen as the only viable path to progressive, responsible governance, endorsed on Liberal or Independent Citizens lines.
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Stuart Udall
Washington
New York City
Johnson
Democratic Party
Paul Screvane
Abe Beame
Wagner
Beame
Charles Buckley
Stanley Steingut
Adam Clayton Powell
William Buckley
John Lindsay
Lindsay
Lindsay Fusion Talk for NYC Mayor Candidacy
Liberal Republican U S House member John Lindsay runs on a fusion ticket in New York City seeking change. His program calls for tax base expansion, waterfront redevelopment, worker training, an air pollution research center, and a 50 percent rise in inspectors with federal and state aid. He targets narcotics addiction issues and opposes current administration policies.
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Margaret Noberin
U.S. House of Representatives
John Lindsay
Mr. Lindsay
New York City
Lindsay
Wagner- Beame
New York
Beame Plans City Reform
Abraham Beame outlines a reform platform described by volunteers as quiet liberal efficiency. He calls for (1) rolling back the sales tax via a state special session, shifting toward a progressive income tax, (2) a seven point air pollution plan to expand the Department of Air Pollution Control and enforce penalties, upgrade equipment, and educate the public, and (3) treating narcotics addicts as sick people with a federal narcotics hospital and borough treatment centers plus a permanent City State Federal Commission for coordinated policy.
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Abraham Beame
New York City
Rockefeller
Beame
City Department of
Los Angles
Buckley Seen Offering Conservative Reform in New York Mayor Race
A Midtown Buckley campaign hub drives a restrained bid with a pay as you go budget, welfare residency rules, and private initiative housing. He targets Lindsay and fusion ticket critics while proposing a tax on out of state drivers to ease city traffic.
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Nancy Doctor
Manhattan
William F. Buckley, Jr
Conservative Party
Beame
Lindsay
Buckley
45Th St
5Th ‘Ave
New York
Strollers Editor’s Note Explains Dissent on Editorial Opinion
A Strollers editor explains her disagreement with the majority editorial stance, stating she cannot concur and presenting the reasoning behind her dissent within the board.
Buckley for New York City Mayor endorsed by editorial
The editors endorse William F. Buckley for mayor, praising his citizen statesman approach, self government principles, and practical reform plan. They criticize reliance on federal standards and funding, arguing New York should govern locally without federal shackles.
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Buckley
New York
New York City
Washington
Don't Vote Lindsay Warns Voters On November 2
The piece urges support for clean municipal government and street safety while opposing John Vliet Lindsay for mayor. It notes crime concerns, Beame’s familiarity with issues, and public debate over Lindsay’s plans and credibility in New York City’s bureaucratic context.
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John Vliet Lindsay
Lindsay
Beame
Buckley
Scarsdale Galahad
Noel E. Parmetter, Jr
Esquire
New York
John V. Lindsay
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