Editorial calls for federal constitutional convention to curb Supreme Court
The piece argues for changing Washington's political climate or convening a federal constitutional convention to overturn Supreme Court rulings. It notes Goldwater could shift tone, but new administrations would delay court appointments. It urges California leadership to consider initiating a convention with Congress or state legislatures, letting voters decide state legislatures free of five appointive justices.
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Me Too Henry Cabot Lodge Doubts Vietnam Issue in Campaign
Henry Cabot Lodge rushes back to the United States to join the Republican battle but signals no intent to clash with Democrats. He appears aligned with the Democratic Administration on foreign policy and civil rights, with little difference on major domestic policy.
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Stop-Barry Movement Reveals Inner Democratic Scranton Plot
A Washington memo traces a whispered Democratic maneuver to back Governor William Scranton of Pennsylvania as a third stop-Goldwater bid aimed at pressuring President Johnson. The plan, driven by liberals wary of Johnson, seeks to force a tough liberal counterweight while keeping Kennedy-era figures quietly aligned if Scranton fails.
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U S Sticks and Carrot Strategy Overtly Backed by Johnson
The administration signals a tough stance toward Red China over Laos and South Vietnam while covertly pursuing a peaceable approach through diplomacy. Rusk offers five major concessions in talks via Britain and France, aiming at normalization, trade, UN access, Mekong move, and phased troop withdrawal, with backing from Douglas-Home and de Gaulle.
Six Stupid Men in the Supreme Court Critique
Holmes Alexander argues that the Supreme Court erred in the one man one vote ruling on legislative apportionment. He contends judges ignore local knowledge and community diversity, urging elected representatives to decide on representation with practical wisdom over abstract theory.
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Letter Box Opinions From Readers On Decent Exposure
Existar argues women in topless bathing suits should be arrested for indecent exposure and calls for equal punishment for women. He claims topless suits offend morals and threaten public safety. Rape cases are rising and may double if such attire is allowed in public. He blames his own sex with shame.
Eternal Hunt Editor Letter Cites Church Role in Society
A dated editorial expresses opposition to Communism and calls for church leaders to focus on spiritual quests rather than political agitation. It argues churches should avoid secular coercion, reject claims about social crises as divine action, and emphasize dialogue over patronage while distinguishing pastors from patrons.
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Goldwater Supporters Rally Across the Nation
A local editor praises Barry Goldwater as a voice for Americans in every walk of life. Readers urge readers to listen and observe his convictions, contrasting him with perceived establishment media. The letters express firm support for Goldwater and discuss civil rights bill politics and leadership under pressure.
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Centennial thanks to Daily Review voiced by clergy and school
Celebration editor notes thanks from Father O Connell and St Leander parish for Daily Review coverage during the centennial. Pacific High School faculty and students express appreciation for news coverage and community updates on academics and athletics from the paper.
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Unbeaten Heavyweight: Becky Marelane Retired Champion
Becky Marelane was the only heavyweight boxing champion to retire undefeated and without ever boxing to a draw. The record notes her retirement date as April 25, 1945. Cranberry is the bog plant with two red edible berries. The poem begins with The curfew tolls the knell of parting day in Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard. Cerberus guards Hades’ entrance. Gumba refers to a vegetable name. Ab semious and facetious share vowel patterns.
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