Perils of Pollsters In Lodge Favor In Oregon Primary
Editorial notes the danger of overreliance on polls as Harris Survey forecast Lodge would win Oregon primaries by a large margin. It highlights discrepancies with actual results and questions pollsters credibility. It mentions Nixon Rockefeller and Goldwater as other named figures in the race.
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Oregon
Washington Post
Los Angeles Times
Harris Survey
Henry Cabot Lodge
Harris Surrey
Lodge
Nixon
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Senator Goldwater
Defector Questioning Oswald Defectors in the United States
A reader questions how many U S citizens defected to communism have returned as Oswald did. The piece cites estimates up to 200 and notes Cuba as a suspected gathering point. It mentions Robert Webster, a 1959 defector, possibly back in the United States and speculates on a city becoming a pariah.
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United States
U.S
Oswald
Sodiety
Cuba
Robert Webster
Osnald
Remarkable Bayou Choupique Investment Saga
A Bayou Choupique tale recounts how a four-cent per acre stake grew into a six-million-dollar venture through sulphur, oil, and salt brine. The story centers on Mrs. Abram S. Hewitt and her father Peter Canper, whose faith sustained the venture amid investor doubts, with oil discovery following early sulphur efforts and Frasch’s mining method proving crucial.
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Bayou Choupique
The Eggstablishment and W B in a heated column clash
Morrie Ryskind lashes out at the Establishment as he denounces their handling of the Communist threat and the Vietnam war. He accuses liberals of ignoring danger, compares critics to an “intellectual Mafia,” and cites Hinges on McCarthyism and foreign policy missteps.
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Ryskind
William S. White Analyzes GOP Rift Over Goldwater Nomination
The piece examines a possible internal GOP war if Goldwater secures the nomination at the San Francisco convention. It notes threats of revolt from liberal New York Republicans Javits and Keating, contrasts Taft era divides, and considers Nixon as a potential placating option. It also discusses Goldwater's passionate base, civil rights stance, and the June 2 California primary's pivotal role.
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Republican National
San Francisco
Goldwater
New York
Jacob Javits
Kenneth Keating
California
Keniston bids and big party hopes collide in Washington
David Keniston signals countdown as Nick Nixon seeks unity within the party by accepting delegates from Rocky and Barry. Red China plans debt settlement with Russia, while Keniston notes termites and taxes. Bubble gum shipments to Turkey and an NAM anti poverty program are mentioned amid political chatter.
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Nick Nixon
Rocky
Barry
Letter Box Readers Debate Government Gravy and Private Enterprise
Readers discuss liberal policies and government programs. They argue that private ventures funded by individuals pay their own costs, while government owned enterprises force others to pay. The piece critiques the Export Import Bank and praises local development including a convention center in Bakersfield. It includes letters from Vivian Pearsall and Barbara Gerard thanking the Daily Review for Loyalty Day coverage.
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Soviet Union
Russia
Anti Fluoride Dear Editor Letter Cites Medical Liberties
The writer warns that compulsory medication rights are at risk if public water fluoridation proceeds. They oppose adding fluoride, labeling it a deadly toxin and arguing only a self chosen doctor should decide any medication.
Apt Cartoon Editor Notes Grown-Up City Auditory Wakeup
Cartoonist Mike Cobb draws a Hayward city snapshot using a grown-up theme to critique a too-small public space. The caption warns the community to reconsider plans as an auditorium project nears completion after delays and reassessment.
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Mike Cobb
Hayward
Look And Learn Quiz Answers
The answers: 1 Costa Rica in Central America with a 4.4 percent growth rate. 2 Constantine I ruled from AD 324 onward. 3 The four corners region where Arizona New Mexico Colorado and Utah meet. 4 The American Legion. 5 The Mediterranean and Red Sea.
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Central America
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
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