New Leadership Needed At BART
Editorial argues BART directors seek a non San Francisco centered board president and urges Alameda and Contra Costa counties to gain influence. It references a 1967 UC Berkeley speech by Dr. J Herman Blake and clarifies he does not advocate arson or burning cities.
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Hast Bay
San Franciscan
Alameda
Contra Costa
Daily Review
J. Herman Blake
University of California, Santa Cruz
University of California At Santa Cruz
United States
America
Watts
Newark
Detroit
U.C
U.C. Medical Center
Blake
California
Dr. Blake
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Freedonia
Left
Rockefeller
Rocky
Godwater
Burgeoning New Left Defies Classification
A satirical column critiques the New Left, noting its diverse makeup from hippies to professors and pastors. It argues the movement seeks a moral revolution, mocks campus activism, cites Vietnam war logistics, and proposes a fantastical plan to fund a separate nation for the New Left with a generous one time gift of $10 billion and a guarded border.
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North Vietnam
Columbus
Galileo
Wright Brothers
New Left
Goldwater
Versailles Peace Conference Opens In 1919 Review
A look back at 1919 marks the formal opening of the Versailles peace conference. It notes major milestones and the coupling of postwar aims with the new global order.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Jeannette MacDonald
Hollywood
Nehra
Indira Gandhi
India
Two Republican stalwarts retire from Senate bids this year
Two longtime Republicans Bourke Hickenlooper of Iowa and Frank Carlson of Kansas announce voluntary retirements from the Senate amid age and campaign fatigue. The columnist lauds their duty and restraint, contrasts with others, and notes the GOP faces a reshaped outlook without them.
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Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Frank Carlson
Rams
Senate
Hickenlooper
Carlson
Jess
Supreme Court
White House
Kansas
Nixon Faces Mixed Signals In 1968 Republican Stakes
James J Kilpatrick surveys the Nixon candidacy amid pundit critiques and shifting loyalties. He weighs Wallace’s Southern surge, Rockefeller’s viability, and the electoral math for November, noting past maps and potential vote shifts while warning against overreliance on poll chatter. The piece questions whether Rockefeller can unite the GOP and secure 270 electoral votes.
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South
George Wallace
Lyndon Johnson
Rockefeller
New York
Rocky
Wallace
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Georgia
Kennedy
Florida
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Johnson
Denbilesa
A Prayer For Today Eternal God We Lift Our Eyes Upward
A devotional prayer lifts eyes heavenward to praise and thank the forgiving Thy Son Jesus Christ as Savior. It asks life from darkness to light and to flood lives with salvation in the Savior's name.
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Jesus Christ
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