Wide Sentiment Against Recalls in California Poll
California Poll shows recall of Gov. Ronald Reagan would fail even with enough signatures for a special election. Reagan would win by two to one if voting occurred today, Democrats split while Republicans oppose recall, and many view recall as radical. Critics argue recalls create unrest. better to impeach or elect like-minded legislators.
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Dorothy J. Brazelton
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Temperance Vital In Sane Society
A commentary urges temperance in speech and thought amid violence concerns in America. It cites claims of violence being widespread but notes experts deem such indictments questionable while warning one threatening act is too many. A White House view downplays threats as exaggerated.
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America
Marvin Wolfgang
University of Pennsylvania
Center For Studies In Criminology
White House
Johnson
Japan treaty fight reboils as 1970 review looms
UPI reports that the United States will press Japan to renew the security treaty, arguing it serves Japan’s interests despite protests over U.S. bases and incidents. American officials warn Communist China could threaten Japan more than now, while Japan grapples with constitutional limits and defense funding.
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TOXYO
UPI
United States
Japan
White House
U.S
South Korea
Tokyo
China
France seeks help as strikes hit economy
Countdown France appeals to Common Market nations for relief after strike losses and economic strain. De Gaulle faces a fragile cushion of gold. Amid dollar doubt, French counterfeiters print more dollars than any other currency, focusing on images of Washington.
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France
de Gaulle
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Washington
No pygmies need apply for George's old post
A columnist laments the decline of the Great Society era and criticizes President Johnson and the Humphrey bid for 1968. He argues for a leader with true stature, condemning petty politics, fear, and inertia while praising the founders and calling for a strong, decisive figure to unite the nation.
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George
Hubert
Johnson-Humphrey
Great Society
Cleveland
Carl Stokes
Hubert Humphrey
Veep
Washington
Isi
Harmony sought after NHUSD election sparks debate
Dorothy J Brazelton urges harmony in New Haven Unified School District after Syd Furman’s victory as moderator on the board. She praises Barnard Junior High leaders Minnitte and Ambrosi, warns against appeasement of criminals, and invites letters under 200 words with name and address.
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Syd Furman
Ken Birch
Minnitte
Barnard Jr. High
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Louis Ambrosi
Open Letter to Oakland Police Chief on Use of Weapons
An open letter to Police Chief Charles Gain of the Oakland Police sounds off on his latest directive restricting officers from using weapons against car thieves and burglars. The author urges reconsideration and argues for stronger enforcement options in public safety.
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Oakland Police Department
Oakland
Hayward High School reunion draws 60 plus alumni
Over 60 graduates from Hayward High School classes 1925 to 1933 gathered at Castlewood Country Club for a gala reunion. Many attendees still reside in the Bay Area, with others coming from elsewhere in California and one from the Philippines. Gratitude is extended for The Daily Review publicity that aided locating nearly all graduates.
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Hayward High School
Castlewood Country Club
Bay Area
Philippines
Daily Review
Lydia E. Christensen Hayward
Sweden's Welfare State Faces Election Test in long Summer
UPI reports Sweden armature to vote in September as Social Democrats face Liberal Conservative Center opposition. Welfare programs consume 41 percent of GNP, retirement at 67, neutrality remains, while new voters include outspoken antiwar students. Exports to the United States rise, Volvo leads, and plans for a $600 million Saltholm airport loom amid housing shortages and hospital crowding.
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Stockholm
UPI
Sweden
Tage Erlander
Social Democrats
United States
U.S
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