Editorials Phantom Candidate in Oregon GOP Primary
Political experts argue Henry Cabot Lodge will likely win Oregon's Republican presidential primary driven by organized party machinery led by Gov. Mark Hatfield. The piece questions voters facing a “phantom candidate” with no disclosed positions and warns of limited choice in November, implying a strategy to block Goldwater and bolster Rockefeller later in California.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Oregon
Sentinen
Lodge
New Hampshire
Mark Hatfield
Hatfield
Senator Goldwater
Goldwater
Rockefeller
California
Propaganda Council for a Livable World in Washington
Investigative notes reveal the Council for a Livable World once named the Council to Abolish War funds and backs disarmament politics. Dr Leon Rodberg admitted drafting a Syracuse speech for Senator Quentin Burdick and Senator George McGovern’s campaigns received council support totaling thousands of dollars. The piece questions whether lawmakers know the source of campaign money and if state department staff moonlight for the council.
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Washington
Council For
Council
Alexander Tis
Leo Shilard
China
South Dakota
George McGovern
Quentin Burdick
N.D
Burdick
Syracuse
State Department
Disarmament Agency
Didiece
Leonard Rodberg
McGovern
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Genetic Proneness and Smoking Risks Highlighted by Harris
Sydney Harris argues that individual heredity shapes susceptibility to smoking related disease. He notes varying cancer proneness across mouse strains, cites Huxley on temperament and stress, and coins propatology to describe genetic vulnerability. He suggests fate as past influenced, not future, shaping disease outcomes.
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Sir Julian Huxley
Uncertainty Clouds Skies over Cuba
Washington based observers note the unsettled nuclear tension as U-2 flights over Cuba continue while Kennedy era policy aims to prevent missiles from entering the island. Intelligence hints at Soviet two key guidance and remaining anti aircraft capabilities, with diplomatic risks rising if a U-2 is shot down.
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Washington, D.C
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Johnson
Washington
Moscow
Learn and Answer: Quick Q A from a History Sheet
1. Tobacco accounts for about one of every one hundred acres yet supplies roughly one to four of every hundred dollars of farm income. 2. Wilt Chamberlain set the single game scoring record with 100 points on March 2, 1962 as the Philadelphia Warriors defeated the New York Knicks 149 to 147. 3. The followers of Mohammed are Muslims. 4. Marie Curie and her daughter Irene Joliet-Curry. 5. A misogamist hates marriage while a misogynist hates women.
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U.S
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia Warriors
New York Knickerbockers
Readers’ letters oppose Mosk action on Rumford repeal
MAX A. X. CLARK of Hayward denounces Attorney General Mosk for blocking the Rumford Act repeal initiative, calling it a blow to American freedom and voter rights. He urges reconsideration and notes letters must include name and address for publication.
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Stanley Mosk
Plague on Both Sides in Race Debate and Civil Rights
A Middle East editor laments extreme protests by both liberal and far right factions over the Rumford and Civil Rights bills. He urges Christians to reason together with love and good will, warning that continued rancor will perpetuate the national rift into 2060 and beyond.
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Ealitor
Staff Praise for Virginia Ringwood and Women’s Page
Publicity chairman Mrs. Charlus Anema commends Mrs. Virginia Ringwood and the Women’s Page staff for excellent coverage. She notes strong cooperation from Monroe PTA of San Leandro and the San Leandro Unified Schools Advisory Council, praising openness to publicity.
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Virginia Ringwood
Monroe Pta of
San Leandro
Charlus Anema
Monroe Pta and
Slusac
Political musings on U.S. leaders and the presidency
The excerpt muses on Middle East policy and U.S. political figures. It critiques the Kennedy Johnson era labels and argues Democrats gain advantage from mythic praise. It questions Goldwater, Rockefeller, Nixon facing Lodge, and wonders about a woman president with playful color imagery. New York marks 300 years. Pakistan seeks more U.S. aid.
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United Ministerial Association, Inc
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