The John Birch Society in California Senate report series
A Sacramento publication previews a series summarizing the California Senate Factfinding Subcommittee on Un-American Activities Twelfth Report on The John Birch Society. The report, led by Hugh Burns, critiques the society with direct language, noting both its influence and the controversy surrounding it.
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John Birch Society
Coty
Lotus
Hirch Society
Robert Welch
The
Birch Society
California Senate
Subcommittee On Un-American Activities
UN- American Activities Committee
Senaine Hugh Burns
Fresno
California State Senate
California Senate Investigating Committee
End of Libel Suits by Public Officials
Commentary on the U S Supreme Court New York Times decision expanding press protection for political speech. It argues the ruling grants broad immunity to campaigners, lowering moral standards while requiring actual malice to prove defamation.
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United States Supreme Court
New York ‘Times
The
Times
New York Times
Montgomery
Alabama
Uncle Dan Our Eatin Habits Changed at Store Session
A country store Saturday night gathering runs off track without Ed Doolittle who is ill. Buried in humor, Bug Hookum mocks modern eating, notes Ed’s absence, and Clem Webster clips a Congressman Scott piece railing at Turkey Iran aid amid jokes on roads and dictionaries.
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Ed Doolittle
Clem Webster
Scott
Turkey
Iran
Enmity
Provoking Crises in Policy Debate in Washington
A 26 page study titled The Provocation of Crises links crisis creation to policy aims in Washington. Anton S Morton, a Cambridge social psychologist, notes Space and Information Systems Division Raytheon prepared for the Directorate for Arms Control in the Office of the Assistant Defense Secretary. The text outlines counter measures to back a foreign regime against its own people and hints at UN world government via crisis. It traces how think tanks shape decisions, justify policy, and pressure Congress through a think factory system.
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Washington
D.C
Anton 5. Morton
Institute of Naval Studies
Cambridge
Mass
Strategic Studies Department
Space and Information Systems Division
Raytheon Co
Bedford
Ams
Defense Secretary
International Security Affairs
Washington, D.C
Sherlock Holmes
Congress
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Soviet Russia
Poland
State Department
Readers endure hush on Soviet spy probes in March 1964 letter box
Letter writers urge action as a New York Journal American piece on Soviet agents defector Goleniewski names 19 Americans, including 12 in the State Department and others in CIA. Critics call for congressional pressure, linking it to ongoing corruption cases, and urge immediate public accountability.
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New York Journal American
Alger Hiss
Washington
Secret Police
Michael Goleniewski
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Nusenko
Many Evils Editors Denounce anti Communist Initiative
A public letter denounces the Churches Against Communism sponsored initiative as disunity fostering and a façade for the revived Francis Amendment rejected earlier in California. It argues for political freedom and dissent, warns against thought control, and cites Senator Fulbright on ending focus on communism abroad and at home. Signatories include Fred J. Jobs and others urging voters to oppose the measure.
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California
America
Fulbright
Senate
Cranston Urges Voters to Weigh Governing Style
A reader letters into The Review criticizing State Controller Cranston for backing a right wing trend and urging Angelenos to steer policy by voting. The writer argues government should be run by the people as outlined in the Constitution and calls for civic action at the polls.
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Cranston
Los Angeles
Congress to be Replaced by a Department of Foreign Affairs
An Ohio congressman proposes abolishing the State Department and creating a Department of Foreign Affairs. The idea extends to replacing Congress with representative bodies. The piece references space program critics and political figures including Lyndon Johnson and Goldwater, with satirical tone about Santa Claus promises.
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Ohio
State Department
Department of Foreign Affairs
Congress
Sen
Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
LBJ
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Pngie
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Livermore
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Soviet
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Bobby Baker
Democratic Party
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J. Richard Friedline
Philip G. Murray
Franklin W. Kelsey
Joe M. Sandren
Conrad C. Radcliff
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Gunhild Drew
Richard A. Rica
Edward L. Peet
Etta Smith
Annette Fox
Max Michener
Shirley Stibal
P. Randolph Williams
Marlin Kious
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Pauline Schultz
Robert K. Leland
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David Keniston
Saturn
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