Editorials on Wallace and Goldwater shake party leadership
The piece argues that Wallace’s strong showing in Indiana and Wisconsin jolts Democratic leaders by exposing voter frustration with civil rights policies. It discusses Goldwater as a real threat, potential party realignment, and the risk of a Republican landslide if protest votes surge. It notes editors avoid spelling out dangers and warn of a possible national shift.
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Indiana
Wisconsin
Gov. Wallace
Democratic Party
Wallace
Segraga- Hallist
Wen
Washington
Wire
Barry Goldwater
Richard Nixon
Coldwater
Indiane
Alabama
Goldwater
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Semantics and the political battle over moderation
The piece critiques how language shapes politics, arguing liberal and conservative labels shift under Newspeak. It notes the rise of moderates versus extremists, cites Barry Goldwater and New York figures, and questions whether current moderates can steer the Republican Party without losing core identities.
Sydney Harris on art and the truth of life in fiction
The essay argues most manuscripts lack value while insisting tales are true. It contrasts life’s raw material with art’s need to reshape events. Great literature reveals essential meaning beyond appearances, as Shakespeare did with Hamlet by translating a Danish story into universal insight.
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Tim
Gertrude Stein
Miss Stein
Madison Ave
Huxley
O'Hara
Freer Trade Move Gains Momentum Between West and Soviet Bloc
A movement toward freer trade with the Soviet bloc gains support from U.S. business leaders and the Johnson administration. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization plans to relax some embargoes while Moscow seeks greater economic exchange to ease Cold War tensions.
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Washington, D.C
United States Chamber of Commerce
Johnson Administration
Russia
Paris
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
Letters Attack Government Aid Delays and Global Donations
Reader letters condemn earthquake and flood relief neglect at home while Washington and Sacramento fund foreigners. They accuse officials of draining funds to Africans Asians Europeans, while American citizens suffer begging and unreturned help amid wars. The piece questions political motives and vote implications.
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Washington
Sacramentn
Korea
Laos
Vietnam
Alaska
Pacific Coast
Public Letter Opposes Fluoridation Push in East Bay
Joseph P. Carey-Hayward argues against fluoridating water in the East Bay Municipal Utilities District. He urges readers to defend free water in its natural form and criticizes the cost and perceived mandate behind fluoridation. He requests letters to the editor and notes personal political views and references to Caspar Weinberger.
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East Bay
Countdown Cabot Lodge and the GOP write-in dilemma
A chaotic political snapshot contrasts Cabot Lodge’s likely loss with a convention ban on write-ins. The piece notes attacks on LEBJ’s poverty program, shifts in Democratic polling, and jokes about tax cuts and reform in a volatile Washington moment.
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Cabot Lodge
GOP
Vote Block Editorial on initiative and referendum
A reader recounts lessons from a high school civics class and praises the editorial perspective that initiative and referendum form the basis of representative government. The writer notes mistaken beliefs about gubernatorial appointment powers and emphasizes the voter’s right to decide by majority vote on constitutional issues.
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Court
Caspar Weinberger
Joseph P. Carey - Hayward
State Board of Education
California Supreme Court
California Supreme
Editor targets and a clergyman protest letter in print
Jerome Davis of West Haven Connecticut protests an April 10 article quoting from Tov sin. He claims inaccuracies about his stance against communism and cites his ten year old Christian Advocate article. Davis notes endorsements by Clarence Pinkett and Dr. B Stanley Jones and asks for a printed apology.
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Tovsin
Christian Advocate
Clarence Pinkett
American Friends Service Committee
B Stanley
Jones
Christ
Jerome Davis
West Haven, Conn
Gallery Tour Praise From Livermore Art Association
The Livermore Art Association thanks The Review staff for splendid publicity of the Gallery House Tour. The tour was most successful due in part to the newspaper coverage. Alice Courtbet Publicity Chairman.
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The
Livermore Art Association
Gallery House
Alice Courbett
Congressional Offices Listed for Three Senators and One Representative
Representatives and senators from Washington are listed with their official office buildings in Washington D.C. The names include Rep. W. Dorian Edwards Rep. George P. Miller Sen Thomas H. Kuchel and Sen Clair Engle with their respective House and Senate Office Buildings.
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Rep
George P. Miller
House Ofice
Washington, D.C
Sen Thomas H. Kuchel
Senate
Sen
Clair Engle
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Ime
Ussr
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Goldwater Corner
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Committee of Responsible For
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William S. White
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David Keniston
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