Not Goldwater echoes At Democratic Convention
Editorial notes Sen Hubert Humphrey drew on the phrase but not Goldwater during his vice presidential acceptance, highlighting split views in Congress on civil rights, UN funding, Berlin Wall policy, Southeast Asia, and other issues with Republicans and Democrats alike. The piece mocks the incomplete list and public confusion amid the Bay of Pigs fallout and Bobby Baker concerns.
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Alameda Supervisors seek to end crossing guards for unincorporated schools
Parents urged to back school officials protests against Alameda County Supervisors plan to remove crossing guards. The piece argues safe child passage at dangerous intersections is a police duty and should not fall to schools or students.
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Army recruits should not be sent to Ft Ord amid meningitis outbreak
Federal officials should halt new Army enlistments to Ft Ord until the meningitis epidemic is controlled. The training schedule and facilities are too critical to risk sending green soldiers to a post where illness is spreading, causing fear among parents awaiting clear guidance and protection.
Look And Learn Q and A Summary
Rhode Island covers 1 248 square miles about 4 470 of Alaska. It has over four times as many people as Alaska. About 2 800 languages exist today. About 33 percent of Earth’s population is Christian. The invention of contract bridge is credited to Harald and Vanderbilt in 1925. The most common breed of sheep is Movines.
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New California Liquor License Plan Aims to Curb Sales
A proposed change would allow buyers to obtain a state issued license for fifteen thousand dollars in areas with scarce supply, raising the fee for new licenses to fifteen thousand and maintaining the per county limit while permitting inter county transfers. The proposal seeks to reduce inflated private sale prices and curb bribery tied to licensing scandals. It would require a period for current holders to sell at fair value before licenses are retired or reissued to buyers.
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Save The Cloth Conspiracy Letter to the Editor About Fashion Shenanigans
A reader lambastes rising clothing prices and fabric shortages in a comic letter to the editor. He jokes about government agencies discussing chicken soup, pants without cloth, and spoofed conspiracy theories involving zipper makers and a TV host. The piece riffs on fashion trends, consumer frustration, and imagined schemes, ending with a playful domestic scene.
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Jackie Gleason
Better English and spelling quiz items
Answers list includes fix for phrasing food supplies over all the world, pronunciation guidance mem-wahr with stress on first syllable, misspelled word Pinnacle, ant emundane meaning occurring before the world, and a dubious term per spicacios as the pers- starting word for keen discernment.
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Grant funding hides political aims in psych research
Washington reveals a Health, Education and Welfare grant labeled psychotherapy of outpatients masks a pacifist political agenda. Jerome Frank and John Hopkins researchers promote peace work as therapy while awaiting access to papers. HEW grants totaled nearly $450 million in 1963, with journalists barred from most details.
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Letter Box Opinions On Senator Goldwater
Reader letters accuse Senator Barry Goldwater of inconsistency between his stated conservative principles and his support for raising social security benefits. The letter cites a Washington Aug 22 item and urges defenders to justify his apparent shift after the Democratic Convention.
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Barry Goldwater labeled a fake by reader in Hayward letter
A Hayward reader assails Barry Goldwater as a phony who shifted to please liberal Easterners and Eisenhower. The writer criticizes his unity bid, claims Rockefeller era influence remains strong, and predicts Southern and LBJ support. Writer D. Heinstman signs off, urging readers to vote.
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Modern myths and political quips echo on a humorous edge
A satirical recap mocks customer service arrogance and party splits as Sen. Mumphrey courts GOP moderates. A 90 year old sheik with 39 wives, Chile’s grand bed for De Gaulle, and Johnson says he and Congress work arm in arm. Elmer fumbles in Las Vegas with a no-win attitude.
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