Editorials Say Kennedy Case Blames Society Not Oswald
An Associated Press dispatch from Poland quotes Attorney General Robert Kennedy asserting there is no question Joe Harvey Oswald killed President Kennedy. He argues Oswald acted alone, rejects communist motive, and shifts blame to society, a stance echoed by some officials and Americans wary of scapegoating individuals or ideologies.
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Disenchanted Island on Cuba Prison Under Castro Rule
Juanita Castro, now in Mexico, describes Cuba as an enormous prison surrounded by water. She accuses Fidel and Raul Castro, with Soviet backing, of totalitarian oppression and estimates 75,000 political prisoners. She calls for habeas corpus to freed prisoners of communism.
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English questions on grammar spelling and pronunciation
A set of four items asks to identify errors in a sentence correct the pronunciation of Edelweiss choose the misspelled word among Creation approbation tension elation coercion and interpret the phrase In tuition plus another item about the sentence Her Intuition led her to the conclusion that they should not go with notes on phrasing and pronunciation.
Liberalism under fire in Powell era polemic essay
Henry J Taylor condemns alleged liberal drift amid Adam Clayton Powell style Harlem politics and vast war on poverty funding. He calls liberalism a hollow label used by power brokers, warns against deficits and moral decline, and argues true liberalism requires distrust of concentrated power and government overreach.
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Confusion Over Reapportionment Delays California Action
Sacramento lawmakers jurist group reacted to the Supreme Court reapportionment ruling with fierce language but little unity. The Judiciary Committee postponed immediate action and appointed Los Angeles attorney Herman Selvin to press California’s position in future cases. The issue looms large for the 1965 legislative session as the state weighs population versus geographic representation.
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Letters From Readers Urge Delegates to Nominate Goldwater
A reader pleads with Republican delegates in San Francisco to nominate Barry Goldwater for president. The letter argues for a clear choice in November and criticizes the current administration for fostering division. It promotes equal rights and cites church policies against racial discrimination as moral guidance.
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Westminster United Presbyterian Church Policy Adopted In Hayward
The Session of West Minster United Presbyterian Church Hayward adopts policies on staff employment procurement of services and supplies and on the sale or rental of church property The policy on employment prohibits hiring personnel for any church office or function without proper authority and outlines guidelines for staffing and compliance for church operations.
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Election coverage to speed vote counting by networks and AP
David Keniston notes the three networks and AP will pool election coverage, with ballots scanned by computer to count votes quickly. Teens’ public behavior and political references appear in light commentary, while other colorful quotes touch on GOP delegates and Soviet policy jokingly.
Foreign aid abuse and unusual items cited by official
Washington reports Foreign Aid Administrator David Bell struggles to recover more than 24 million dollars from several countries for allegedly unauthorized items. The notices include toothpaste, cosmetics, and other household goods, prompting calls for crackdown as misuses rise and recoveries lag. Representative Vernon Thomson pushes for tougher action, citing dramatic increases in alleged improper disbursements over the past three years.
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Drag Racing Editor Criticizes Spectators and Traffic Grievances
In a 1964 column Mr McCabe denounces dragstrips using his steel as a spectator and blasts juveniles parents and police as scapegoats. He argues individuals can go beyond watching by filing traffic complaints, reporting license numbers, and pursuing charges with the district attorney or Juvenile Court as applicable.
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Grateful Thanks For St Leander Centenary Coverage
A parish note from Fr O Connell and St Leander's School expresses sincere thanks to The Daily Review for extensive coverage and generous space given to St Leander's Centenary and its week of celebration by the parish community and sisters.
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