Hayden Campaign Signals Shift In California Politics
Tom Hayden, leading a Democratic primary challenge to Sen. John V. Tunney, spoke to a Santa Clarita club about changing the political landscape. He argued the 60s antiwar movement helped open the system to women and minorities, while his staff touts strong precinct organizing and a growing national audience. Hayden insists he has not abandoned his core beliefs, though he acknowledges evolution over 15 years of trials and errors. The race hinges on turnout and a broader reform agenda beyond the June 8 primary.
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Santa Clarita Democratic Club
College of the Canyons
Tom Neuner
California
Tom Hayden
John V. Tunney
Hayden
Senate
Tunney
Santa Clarita Club
Hubert Humphrey
Ronald Reagan
Chicago
Humphrey
Reagan
Santa Monica
David Garth
Garth
Sen
How Washington became first in war Shaftsbury column
A John Adams penned excerpt on the dawn of Washington’s command. Adams narrates Boston siege fear, internal debate among New England and Southern factions, and efforts in Congress to appoint Washington commander of the army at Cambridge. The moment shifts as Washington is unanimously nominated amid protests from some delegates.
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George Washington
John Adams
New England
Boston
Congress
Winthrop
Cooper
James Warren
Ward
Heath
Washington
Massachusetts
Hancock
Mr. Cushing
Price
Samuel Adams
Col. Washington
Virginia
Pendleton
Samual Adams
State House Yard
Adams
Cambridge
Sherman
Connecticut
Paine
General Ward
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Modern family caricature explores identity and aging
A satirical storyboard presents Reba and Aramis as modern children with nontraditional names, a mother and father absorbed in work and football, an Uncle Carlos on an extended psychoanalysis, Grandfather Otis a prisoner, Cousin Harold kept alive by a heart machine, and Great Grandmother Gert purchasing insurance while losing memory. The piece uses sharp, darkly comic, period-voiced narration to critique societal roles and aging.
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Grandfather Otis
Cousin Harold
Harold
Gert
Village election nears as two trustees to be chosen
Looking Back notes two board vacancies with incumbents Louis Bergeron Ward 2 and Edward F. Riley Ward 3 not seeking renomination. The town prepares for new absentee voting rules and discusses recent civic developments including a Family Service Center opening and a planned high school expansion.
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Board of Trustees
Louis Bergeron
Edward F. Riley
Bennington
Bennington College
E. J. Pinney Co., Inc
Springfield
Mass
Main St
FSC
Henry W. Putnam Memorial Hospital
Vote for Shoestrings for Bennington Day Care
Letter urging a March 2 vote in Bennington for a $20,000 day care budget increase. The author, Joan C. Ryan of the Board of Trustees, argues current funds are insufficient to maintain care quality and urges yes votes to support children and day care. Signature and address required for letters.
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Bennington Day Care
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Tom Wicker
N.Y
Times News Service
Valencia
Calif
Bill Zimmerman
Bach Mai
Wounded Knee
By Frank L. Oktavec
Shaftsbury
America
Union
Ati
New York
Reba
Aramis
Jane
Uncle Carls
Herman
Carlos
Uncle Herman
Bennett
Oscar
Otis
Petco
North
Bennington Road
Albert Cree
CVPS
Cree
PSB
Joseph A. McDonough
Mercantile
Floyd Collins
Cave City
Kenny Hubbs
Chicago Cubs
Utah
Lafayette St
Joan C.ryan
Board of
Trustees
Catamount
Jim Horrigan
Catamount National Bank
North Bennington
Bennington Plaza
Putnam Square
Brattleboro
Manchester Center
Pownal
West Dover
Vermont
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