Editorials Not An Echo in the Goldwater Bid
The piece argues Goldwater has built delegate support across the West North South and Northeast at the Republican convention. It notes Scranton and Romney pledge to back the ticket, strengthening the Goldwater campaign with Miller as likely running mate. It asserts the ticket offers voters a true choice in November.
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George Romney
Michigan
William Miller
New York
Senator Hickenlooper backs Congress over president on war power
In a convention address Senator Hourke Hickenlooper argued that the power to start war rests with Congress not the military or the president, countering Goldwater influenced calls for wartime authority. Delegates defeated an amendment seeking military use of atomic weapons.
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Greensword
Congressmen W Dorian Edwards and George F Miller Called
A brief notice identifies Representative W Dorian Edwards of the House Office Building Washington DC and Representative George F Miller, directing readers to contact their offices regarding congressional matters.
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George F. Miller
California budget soars as 164 65 plan adds 14,000 jobs
Caspar Weinberger outlines California's 93.65 billion budget for 1964 65 with 8 400 new state positions and a payroll rising to about 145 000 workers. He cites population growth and automatic spending formulas as key drivers behind yearly budget increases and warns of lasting effects on education highways and health programs.
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Sydney Harris Purely Personal Prejudices
A collection of opinions exploring maturity versus immaturity, symbolic meaning, and the posture of individuals toward life. Harris critiques labeling in food and academia, questions Socratic dialogue, lauds diploma culture with caveats, and warns amateurs and experts about form versus liberty, conscience, and ethics.
Opinions From Readers Advocate Attending Church on Sunday
Editor urges reader support for a syndicated message funded by local merchants. The piece extols religion as a foundation of government and praises business sponsors for encouraging public worship for a stable society and moral living.
Fair draws record attendance at Alameda County event
Alameda County Fair reports its best year in paid attendance and participation thanks to strong coverage by the local newspaper. James V. Zeno, Public Relations Director, commends the paper for public service.
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James V. Zeno
Alameda County Fair
Thankful editor thanks voters in Hayward judge race
Edgar Thankful thanks readers for campaign support in Hayward Municipal Judge race. He notes a majority vote in Hayward and nearby Castro Valley and San Lorenzo, praises campaign staff, and commends The Daily Review for objective reporting.
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Pat
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
The
Daily Review
Cat Ladies Hold Court In Quiet East Lansing Village
A playful tale recalls a cat-loving widow in East Lansing who commands seventeen felines with a fierce stare and talon like fingers. Neighbors dread the mob of cats as the cat lady asserts control over the block and even the neighbor’s dog.
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Warren
Kewie
Lansing
Kowie
Pappy from Old Mississippi LA memory of gentleness and courage
Kenneth L. Dixon recalls Mississippi kindness amid national misperception. A neighbor offers coffee and phone access during a move, while a World War II tale honors a P-40 pilot from Mississippi who sacrificed in air combat against four German fighters.
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Pedestrian Right of Way Sparks Laughter at Morgue
A grim tongue in cheek statement mocks a pedestrian’s right of way while hints of violence linger. The piece suggests rising school tase incidents and implies teachers may demand combat pay as a response to fear and danger.
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