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Antiwar militants lose bid to halt government in Washington
In Washington protestors and 7000 demonstrators faced police as antiwar momentum faded. The piece likens the effort to a fourth‑quarter deficit, noting leaders like Rennie Davis and the Chicago Seven failed to derail policy despite sustained actions and a volatile national mood.
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James Kilpatrick on Europe as mirror of America
The column surveys Americans’ Western cultural ties and nostalgia for Europe, noting how travel in Madrid and Lisbon reveals shifts in modern life. It contrasts English Empire remnants with American industrial brands and endings, while reflecting on family roles and European influence.
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Africa
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Jewish conservatives shift mood at New York symposium
A private New York City symposium under the American Jewish Committee gathered Jewish writers academics and conservatives to discuss how Judaism and Jewish culture relate to conservative political values. Participants noted Israel’s fragile stance and urban disorder as factors. The group warned radical ideology threatens Jewish tradition and cited liberal politics’ shifting support.
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Dump Nixon rally in Providence draws tepid GOP caution
A confidential report from the Rhode Island Federation of College Republicans analyzes the Providence rally that drew about 7 000 attendees, with 15 000 estimated by police. It says rock music and student turnout dominated, non students were few and that CAN led by Lowenstein is the real force behind the anti Nixon event. The memo predicts McCloskey will mount a strong Rhode Island primary bid leveraging mass college student registration.
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Lyndon Johnson
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Dump Johnson
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Muskie
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Malcolm Farmer II
CAN
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McCloskey
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No Tax Reform This Year In California 1971
The piece argues there will be no real tax reform enacted in 1971 in Sacramento. Gov. Reagan declines a personal program, while Assemblyman Gonsalves and Bagley propose competing plans. A long-term, bottom-up tax reform is urged, including a high powered bipartisan commission to study systems and fund balances across state and local governments. It notes three years remain to achieve meaningful reform.
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Reagan
Joe Gonsalves
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Gonsalves
Gonsalees
Bill Bagley
R-San Rafcal
Rea
Bagley
Tages and University
Tepes
Rangan
Voice of the people Misled Highlander letter to Hayward leaders
Mildred Fleming protests the Highland Two Assessment District and zoning plans. She argues petitions were misrepresented, urges suspension of proceedings, and calls for respecting individual property owners wishes amid proposed street changes and higher density zoning.
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Highland Boulevard
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Highland Two Assessment District
Mildred Fleming Hayward
Editor Targets Nixon Calley Case Responsibility
Editor questions President Nixon involvement in the Lt Calley affair and calls for accountability from high command. He asserts Calley acted under orders, notes further incidents by U S and South Vietnamese troops, and challenges Adlai Stevenson and political figures to face the broader administration failures.
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