The Establishment and its Aims in U S Politics
Editorial argues that a diffuse power bloc called The Establishment seeks to mold U S public opinion toward centralized control and a weakened capitalist state. It cites Fabian socialism and figures like Walter Lippmann and John Maynard Keynes, claiming efforts to thwart Goldwater via polls and media, especially before primaries in Oregon and New York.
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Front Runner: Goldwater Dominates Delegates in GOP
Pollsters miss NH and Oregon shifts predict dramatic changes, but Goldwater leads in delegates with 314 pledged, 80 favorable, 214 committed to other candidates and 168 unpledged. He also tops primary votes with about 1.08 million, larger than Nixon, Rockefeller, Scranton, Lodge totals combined.
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Prayer Amendment Aims to Restore School Worship in America
The piece argues for Representative Becker's proposed Constitutional amendment to permit prayer and Bible readings in public schools. It contrasts current Warren Court restrictions with historical views of the First Amendment’s no establishment clause, citing Justice Story and Tocqueville to support restoring school reverence and religious expression within civil society.
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Henry J Kaiser Exposes Free Enterprise in Auto Industry
Detroit report notes Kaiser’s 100000th car reveals how sales and consumer demand drive the auto business. It argues cars are bought by multiple owners, used-car markets dominate, and volume production lowers unit costs while preserving quality. The piece credits free enterprise with the checks and balances that keep prices fair and products reliable.
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California lottery on November ballot sparks debate
The commercial lottery proposal seeks a ten year exclusive franchise for a named firm with $500 per county, potentially raising millions while critics warn of private profit, ballot manipulation, and the need to reform the initiative process to curb well funded schemes. Assemblyman Alan Datte opposes the measure, advocating a state run lottery with proceeds funding education and state services.
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Perspective on Inaccuracies in News Reporting
Sydney Harris argues that near first hand observers misread news more than distant readers. He notes that personal involvement colors memory and that even careful reporters show distortions compared to participants. The piece reflects on bias sloppiness and the limits of a static account.
Goldwater Is Offered To Restore Republican Choice
Letter from Kenneth D. Steadman urges Californians to back Senator Barry Goldwater in November. He traces party shifts, criticizes eastern king-makers, and argues Goldwater can unite Republicans, attract disaffected Democrats, and rebuild a two party system in the United States.
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Birch Society under fire prompts rare newspaper defense
The Birch Society faces widespread political scrutiny but few papers defend its press freedom. The Daily Review stands out for running the Congressional Committee investigation, a rarity that highlights its commitment to presenting new and different material amid ongoing controversy.
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