Liberals Myth About Government Spending Debunked
The piece cites President Kennedy and Governor Ronald Reagan in challenging liberal myths about state government. It reports a Sacramento plan canceling a 10 story Highway Patrol building and replacing it with a study by the Governor’s Task Force on Efficiency and Cost Control. The study finds existing facilities can handle needs through 1980, with personnel and space projections for CHP and DMV outlined, contrasting with presumed waste.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Land conflict in New Mexico prompts tense acres grab concerns
A fragmented report notes a group of Spanish-Americans aiming to seize thousands of acres in New Mexico by force amid national security anxieties. It mentions President Johnson reviving a National Security Council committee and hints at broader election pressures and regional strife.
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New Mexico
Lbj Ravivas
National Security Council
Noisy Pile Drivers Inspire Grand Canyon Link
A local observer compares BART construction noise to the pounding of a pile driver near homes. He notes Ferde Grofe drew inspiration from such sounds for his Grand Canyon Suite while visiting New York City and recalls composing New Orleans and California pieces after travel.
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Ferde Grofe
Grand’ Canyon
New York City
Distortion Charged in Letter to Editor About War Debate
A reader disputes The Review editorial stance on the Vietnam War, accusing editors of slander and misrepresentation for linking antiwar sentiment to opposition of service members. The letter praises soldiers, condemns hawks and “peaceniks,” and urges a peaceful, realistic path toward negotiation while condemning those who call for escalation.
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Vietnam
Pic
Smith
Jones
A Prayer For Today Lord Jesus We Thank Thee For The Spirit
A devotional prayer thanks Jesus for the Holy Spirit moving hearts to claim Him as King. It asks for dynamic living and for the Spirit’s power to thrust believers into action in His name to draw others to His love.
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Lord Jesus
Kivenias
Invest In People editors praise city investment in human relations
The editorial lauds councilmen Join Pappas George Oakes Dan Cooper and Mayor Jack Smith for supporting an executive director of the Human Relations Commission and a coordinator for the community renewal program. It argues investments in minority employment housing and inter group relations foster goodwill and deter strife, citing Birmingham and Cincinnati as contrasts. The piece urges broader support for better community spirit protection. Reverend Joe M Sandwen signs off.
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George Oakes
Dan Cooper
Jack Smith
Cincinnati
Dayton
Ohio
Tampa
Fla
Birmingham
Ala
Human Relations Commission
Hitler's 1941 Surprise Invasion Remembered On June 22
Henry J Taylor recalls Stalin's trust in Hitler despite warnings as Germany launches blitz through Baltic states toward Leningrad and Moscow. He notes massive logistics demands, Soviet reversals, and Churchill’s quip about snow in Russia while recounting Turk diplomat Chakmak’s forecast of Soviet victory at Stalingrad.
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Stalin
Kremlitz
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Switzerland
Army
London
Brussels
Washington
Russia
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Smolensk
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Ukraine
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Turkey
Fever Chakinuk
Stalingrad
New York Times
Chakmak
The Dodd Censure Trial and Gallantry Echoes
The Senate censure case of Senator Tom Dodd of Connecticut prompts reflection on honor and hypocrisy. Russell Long defends Dodd amid advisers pressure, while observers note the clash of ambitions, public perception, and the era’s chivalric ideals.
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Dodd
Russell Lang
Long
Mike Mansfield
Russell Long
Senate
Connecticut
This Day In Review Highlights From 1763 to 1984
Key historical moments include Penn signing a peace treaty with Delaware Indians in 1763, Texas joining the United States in 1845, Taft-Hartley Act passage in 1947, and Maxwell Taylor’s 1984 ambassadorial appointment to South Vietnam with Henry Cabot Lodge resigning. A Fenelon quotation on courage closes the note.
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Delaware River
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Maxwell Taylor
South ‘Vietnam
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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