Reagan Gains Despite Critics Amid Rising California Support
Two articles from national sources show Ronald Reagan increasing appeal in California and nationwide. A San Francisco Times piece notes his one million vote margin may grow, while Leo Rennert argues Nixon could shift to a stand-in if primaries falter.
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Marijuana and Alcohol: A Harmful Comparison Debate
A column argues against comparing marijuana to alcohol, noting alcohol’s social acceptability and its link to motor accidents and health harms. It warns prohibition may fail again and urges stopping such comparisons while considering strict controls on marijuana.
Agriculture Department warns of invasive European chaser
The Agriculture Department warns that a European chaser has appeared in the United States and will devour many plants. The recommended control is to train it to eat only crabgrass and dandelions. A Capitol official notes two senators spent up to 4000 dollars at the Senate restaurant, likely attempting to table a cover of spending bills.
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The Truth About U N And War In Vietnam
Henry J. Taylor argues the United Nations is not at war nor is the United States. He cites Sen. Byrd and Ambassador Goldberg on UN roles in Vietnam. He notes 50 000 troops from neighbors and 50 000 total, with Korea supplying 12 000. He condemns UN hesitancy and calls out sanctions and world opinion as misused.
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A Prayer For Today Reflects on Jesus Teaching
A prayer asks to center life on Jesus teaching and reshape the world accordingly. It laments church apathy and seeks a fresh understanding of Christ's implications for living.
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Barry Goldwater on militants and civil rights clash
The piece condemns militant rhetoric and violence linked to the civil rights era, criticizing Stokely Carmichael and the Black Power movement. It warns that endorsing force and racial rhetoric leads to barbarism, blackmail, and social unrest, urging restraint and lawful protest. It cites Hubert Humphrey and SDS as examples of political tools used to incite conflict.
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Our Chief Prosecutors Turncoat Critics of the First Amendment
Holmes Alexander argues that Justice Department leaders Ramsey Clark and Fred Vinson Jr. have shifted liberal positions, clashing with Congress over prosecuting draft card burnings and Nazi sympathizers. He condemns their defense of civil liberties as obstructive to wartime law, urging firmer enforcement and noting historic tensions with the First Amendment.
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This Day In Review Highlights Historic Leadership Changes
UPI notes key moments from 1862 to 1964 including Robert E. Lee taking command in Virginia and North Carolina, Congress granting citizenship to American Indians in 1924, Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation in 1953, and Lal Bahadur Shastri becoming India’s prime minister in 1964. A thought from Ernest Hemingway ends with a line about fighting for a fine world.
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