Down and Out Voters Demand Security Across Local Elections
A regional trend toward law and order candidates dominates local races from California to New York. Voters express fatigue with perceived chaos and seek sanity in communities, evidenced by New York mayoral primary dynamics and efforts by Lindsay to frame runoff choices. Public mood favors stability.
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Law and Order
Ocal
California
New York
John Lindsay
Robert Wagner
Democratic Party
Lindsay
Liberal Party
Beteen
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Sam Yorty
League of Women Voters marks 30th year of civic work in Hayward
The League of Women Voters of the United States stands in its 30th year as it gears toward modern challenges within democratic bounds. The Hayward area unit runs an informational display at Southland Shopping Center through tomorrow, part of hundreds of local efforts to boost voter participation and citizen education.
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United States
League of Women Voters of the
Hayward Area
League
Southland
Preview of Welfare Ruling Sparks Congressional Alarm
Washington awakes to a Supreme Court decision invalidating one year residence rules for welfare. The ruling could raise welfare costs by at least 175 million dollars and trigger migration to higher benefit states. Chief Justice Warren warns the ruling may only reveal the iceberg of broader state residency demands. A Senate reviewing study warns of possible HEW rules on school busing and federal funds tied to religious classes.
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Earl Warren
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Washington Representatives and Senators Listed with Districts
Officials named include U S Senator Alan Granston from California and U S Senator George Murphy. House members George P Miller Republican California and Don Edwards Democrat California are noted with Washington addresses and district details for San Leandro Castro Valley San Lorenzo Livermore and areas of Hayward Newark Union City Fremont Santa Clara and San Mateo counties.
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California
U.S
George Murphy
George P. Miller
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San Leandro
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo Livermore-Amador Valley
North Hayward
Alameda
East Eakland
Reasman
Don Edwards
South Hayward
Union City
Fremont Newark
Santa Cara
Savi Mateo
Powell Decision Highlights Congress Irony and Conflict
The House faced a constitutional clash as Chief Justice Warren ruled it erred in excluding Rep. Adam Clayton Powell. Powell, reelected by Harlem voters, had been condemned for contempt of court and payroll abuses. The episode exposes political rigidity and a failure to expel by proper two thirds.
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Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
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Powell
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High Bench
Unmasking South America through Rockefeller tour
Foreign commentator notes Latin American reactions to Nixon aide Nelson Rockefeller. In Brazil, a crackdown silences dissent as the regime cites debt, growth, and inflation gains. Paraguay remains a military-led, recovering economy with U S support. Uruguay faces welfare-state traits, mass emigration, and Tupamaro violence amid economic decline and social unrest.
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Nelson R Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Latin America
Brazil
Miiitary
Uruguay
South America
Arturo da Costa ¢ Silva
United States
ROTC Cadet Sam Glass Defends ROTC Role Amid Vietnam Debate
Alexandria, Va. profile of Sam Glass, Pitt Army ROTC cadet lieutenant colonel and DMS, who argues ROTC produces educated liberal officers and supports a measured path toward military service. He reflects on protest culture, Vietnam, and the value of ROTC in shaping civilian-minded officers.
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Alexandria
Youg
Sammy Glass
Flint Hill Preparatory School
Fairfax County
University of Pittsburgh
Sam
Pitt
Sammy
Vietnam
U.S
Pittsburgh
ROTC
West Point
St. Col. Glass
Down the Garden Path to Catholic Tears and Clergy Tax Waivers
Washington notes a wartime columnists account of a private audience with Pope Pius XII who counseled tears of compassion for Europe's war torn peoples yet doubted Catholic wealth. The piece contrasts Protestant leaders urged to fund reparations with a claim that many clergy seek to waive tax exemptions themselves.
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Dorothy Thompson
Pius XII
Europe
James Foreman
Graffiti by Leavy Calls for Vacating Church Premises
The piece argues that forcing churches to vacate prime city real estate would bankrupt many churches and undermine social services. It likens the idea to a misguided Children’s Crusade and warns against penalizing churches for tax inequities with powerful urban surroundings.
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Bt. Pattick
Southwest
Foreman
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