Max Rafferty Offers Choice for California Senate Nomination
The Daily Review urges Republican voters to select Max Rafferty for U.S. Senate, praising his leadership as California superintendent of public instruction. It highlights his stance on Vietnam, crime, education, federal deficits, and welfare reform, arguing he can provide needed national leadership.
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Stark Testimony On Drug Testing In The Thalidomide Trial
The trial of eight German executives in Aladorf opens amid calls for thorough drug testing. Indictments accuse them of failing to test thalidomide adequately before marketing and suppressing doctors warnings. The testimony of seven year old thalidomide victims underscores risks of insufficient premarket evaluation.
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GOP White Paper Warns of U.S. Weapons Lag in Campaign
A Republican security task force releases a white paper criticizing Johnson and Kennedy administrations for lacking new weapon development. It argues the Soviets race ahead in missiles bombers and laser weapons, citing Minuteman Polaris and new Soviet systems including the Savage Serig Scrooge Serb Alkali Ash Aval and space platform capabilities.
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Williams White Losing In Winning In Winning In Losing
Washington commentary on the Democratic presidential race contrasts Kennedy and Humphrey strategies, notes McCarthy’s influence at the convention, and discusses polls and the broader electorate. It also criticizes the California and Indiana outcomes while assessing party power dynamics and a legislative committee's stance on inheritance tax appraisers. Sacramento brief.
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Foremost New Frontiersman Hayden Retires After 56 Capitol Years
Senator Hayden announces retirement after 56 years in Congress dating from Arizona's admission. He is noted as the first New Frontiersman. The Samurday Evening Post trims circulation to stay afloat amid cost pressures. Barnard College will allow a housing rule violation case to continue. Liz Taylor buys a diamond ring for 306000 dollars. If diamonds are a girl’s best friend, she gains a lifetime pal.
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United Press Internal Review of Historic 20th Century Feats
The entry notes Congress empowered an internigennt to recruit 10006 volunteers for a 17 percent president. It recalls 1905 Russian fleet loss to Japan, a Russo Japanese war turning point, and 1934 Dionne quintuplets birth near Callender Ontario. A thought quotes Victor Hugo on happiness through love.
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Coup Out Of The Question For Ky In Saigon Power Struggle
Diplomatic sources say Vice President Nuyen Cao Ky cannot easily derail President Nguyet Van Thien’s premier appointment of Tran Van Huang. A coup seems impractical and risky, as Americans would intervene, while Huong’s allies push for a more southern civilian led government.
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