Editorial: How He Stands by Robert Donovan
Robert Donovan, Washington Bureau manager for the Los Angeles Times, argues Barry Goldwater risks diminishing influence by making the Dean Burch issue personal. Donovan weighs whether Goldwater should back Burch, warns of vanishing influence if Burch leaves, and asserts Goldwater fights for a larger conservative cause beyond the GOP.
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For Want of a Tree California Flood Ravages Redwood Parks
California's redwood parklands suffer a thousand year flood as torrential rains and excessive tree culling unleash massive runoff along the Eel River watershed. Communities flood, forests denuded, and lives lost as foresters warned of disaster. The flood’s shadow lingers beyond the mop up.
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Furor over Kampelman for DC Circuit appointment
Washington eyes a Senate fight as Max Kampelman, a 44 year old lawyer and lobbyist, is poised for a seat on the U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. Critics note his lack of judicial experience and lobbyist ties while supporters cite his influence with Vice President elect Humphrey and his war record as a conscientious objector.
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A Dreadful New Year's Eve in West Lake La
Kenneth L Dixon recounts a fatal roadside crash on a mountain highway. A drunk husband driver survived as his wife and children died. medics and officials confront the aftermath while the man pleads for forgiveness and love. The piece closes with a warning about excessive New Year celebrations.
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Population growth wars and warnings for the next century
An essay notes that world population reached 3.28 billion in 1964 and grows about 65 million yearly. It warns of food, jobs, and social strain, especially in Asia and Africa, unless birth rates fall. It cites rising rates in Brazil, Mexico, and Latin America, with slower growth in Europe and Japan, urging action and birth control advancement.
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Letter Box Opinions on Media Hype and Moral Tone
Readers urge a return to steadier broadcasting and news coverage. The letter questions sensational reporting on hate and crime, criticizes promoting and glorifying law breakers, and condemns networks financing controversial figures touring the nation as supposed heroes.
Pupil Dress Codes and Student Individuality Debate
A letter urges school boards to adopt codes of conduct and dress for students to curb conformity. It argues that uniforms protect identity yet restrict individuality, notes students imitate group norms, and urges parental teacher and administrator input while condemning rigid teacher and school codes that suppress dissenting ideas.
Hayward Water Sale Questioned By Citizen Letter
A local letter to the Water Issue Editor recalls a missed sale of Hayward Water System to East Hay Water about two or three years ago. The writer praises EBMUD and condemns city leaders for deciding without ballot approval, arguing residents should vote on propositions rather than be intimidated by officials.
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David Keniston Countdown to a Hard Year Ahead
Aged reflections on January to March and Viet Nam in the new year. LBJ orders Hubert Humphrey to lead the administration’s legislative push, creating seven major duties for him. The cigaret industry announces a self policing code to curb youth smoking amid wary advertising.
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