Rocky WADPER Ridder 5 Potential Appears Fading
Washington dispatch analyzes 1964 GOP race as Nelson Rockefeller fades and Kennedy gains support. It notes Rockefeller’s poor New York momentum, with alarms about his ability to carry New York’s electoral votes, while Kennedy’s poll standing remains strong among Republicans and city voters.
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Ove Dew Baines
Nelson Aldrich Ricker Folloe
Jongoer
Rockefeller
Jas. Rovember
Yell
Hind
Jacob Javits
Robert
A.digi'gin Hau
New York
Kennedy
CIA
Aline Lye Wolees
Tevontiley
Los Angeles Murder Trial Gusts of 1927 Riot Tale
A chaotic downtown confrontation on April 27 ends in a violent incident with thirteen defendants facing charges of assault with intent to commit murder after a bloody clash outside a large venue. Police report a tense scene as crowds dispersed and investigations begin.
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Los Angeles
Supertar
Naled
Negra Srgt
Walt Meppren
Ossiutt
King Raises 875 000 in LA
King raises funds in Los Angeles to support desegregation efforts. The campaign lists donations including 20000 from Sammy Days and 20000 from another contributor, with events featuring speaker Burt Langaster. Funds will back civil rights activities in Maryland and other regions.
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Moker
May
Luther King
South
Los Angeles
Div
Mirnyi Ham
Ata
Metalld
Sammy
Reveerly
Burt Langaster
Protested Arab Rockets Strauss Says in Israel
Joseph Strauss of Wray comments in Tel Aviv on Arab rockets and a new German policy. He warns Germany must confront Nazism and protect Jews, while Israel seeks stronger security ties. The discussion touches West Germany, Bonn, and reactions in Parliament amid strained diplomacy.
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Israel
Suse
Franz
Isvaqi
Ald
Rah Eneres
Tel Aviv
Joseph Strauss
Wray
Pippel
Bonn
West Germany
David Ben
Wold
Iloylt
U GuMinn
Eaid Fe Jag
Isay Délegalon
Abyleyrapl
Moshe Payanivist
Stransg
Munich
Ajthoyah
Zurlehl
Chrajieel
Switzerland
Sirguss
Konrad Adenauer
Democratie Party
Vote Backlash Sparks Senator Mail Response
Senator Wuchel described a nationwide reaction to his May 2 address calling extremism a threat. He cited over 10,000 letters and telegrams from Californians and others, praising his stance against what he termed fear peddlers and similar agitators. He urged Americans to reject totalitarianism and warned of harm from right and left extremism.
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Washington Ley
Thonas
Kuche
California Republic
Senate
Eanree
America
Muchel
Jie
Nisfirs
United States
Howeever
Wuchel
Hoth
Sie
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Lorie Tublicwiys
Califoynia
Santa Ana
Wiale
Orange County
Cie
Fiz
John Birch Society
Cuchel
Dumertls
Seventh Dimension
Kalki
Shake Speare
PPA
Ruchel
Local daily advert details from early 1950s California release
Fragmentary Independent page item dated May 2 1953 shows a Fresno area delivery notice with prices and product mentions. Names and places are garbled but indicate a local sale or advertising insert. Core details are unreadable or incomplete.
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Memphis
Laugetoo Christian College
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Will
Musord
Kuchel
Betty Crocker
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Ion Hone
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