Editorial on Rockefeller Goldwater clash and party tactics
The piece condemns sharp personal attacks against Barry Goldwater in Rockefeller campaign materials and radio spins. It notes some Rockefeller supporters oppose such tactics, while others renounce their candidate, and calls for Republicans to reject this vilification approach as it harms Rockefeller’s image and risks splitting the party before the primary.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Sen
Barry Goldwalez
Rockefeller
Fey
Goldwater
California
Buckley Endorsed for Alameda County Superior Court
Alameda County Bar Association backs Judge Homer Buckley over his opponent in a heated race for a seat on the Alameda County Superior Court bench. Buckley brings 13 years on the municipal court in and Piedmont and a strong veteran civic record.
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Alameda County Bar Association
Homer Buckley
Alameda County Superior Court
QaMand-Piedmont
Buckley
Alameda County
Look And Learn Quiz Answers From Ancient Texts
In 1947 Capt. Charles E Yeager of the US Air Force flew the rocket powered Bell X 1 to become the first supersonic pilot. Sandy Koufax set the four game World Series strikeout record with 23 in 1963. Winslow Homer is the foremost painter of American sea scapes. Heteronyms are words spelled alike but pronounced differently.
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Charles E. Yeager
Air Fores
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Winslow Homer
Lorraine Priester Foundation and Rams Club in Houston
Kenneth K. Dixon profiles the Rams Club in Houston, a nonprofit caring for elderly residents aged 70 to 99. Lorraine Priester, 70, built cottages, a dining and social club, a church for elders, and a residence where seniors dance, dine, and swim alongside younger caregivers and visiting families.
Census talk and jokes on government waste in a letter
A reader jokes about a National Parks Service tree census at the White House, imagines a National Beer Can Commission, laments generals in Vietnam, and critiques ZIP code rollout and other federal efforts with satirical quips about a letter to the editor. Named figures include Irvin Williams and Post Office officials. dates referenced span 1956 to 1966. The tone remains humorous and critical of government programs.
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National Parks Service
White House
Irvin Williams
Congress
National Beer Can Commission
Keating
David Braaten
Washington
Chaos in State Department security exposed by Otepka case
Washington report details a breakdown in the State Department security unit after the Otepka controversy. Seven veteran evaluators were transferred or demoted, morale plummeted, and a backlog of cases grows as inexperienced field investigators are pressed into evaluation roles. Impounded files, past intrusions, and a push to hire only foreign service staff threaten civil service protections and raise alarm over potential security lapses.
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State Department
America
Otto F. Otepka
Otepka
Raymond Loughton
Secretary of Defense
Francis Gardner
FBI Headquarters
Edwin Burkhardt
John Stewart Service
John R. Norpel Jr
FBI
Harry Hite
William Wieland
Billy N. Hughes
Department
Bureau of Inter-American Affairs
Howard J. Shea
Division of Investigations For Security
Shea
Office of Security
Norpel, Hite, Burkhardt
Civil Service
Foreign Service
Secretary of State
22Nd St
N-W
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China
Cuba
Laos
Vietnam
Panama
Taiwan
Filippines
Ley
Opinions From Readers Editor on Rockefeller for Governor
Reader letters urge support for Gov Nelson Rockefeller in the June 2 Republican primary. The writer praises Rockefeller’s international prudence, UN stance, social security views, and rejection of belligerent policies championed by his opponent. Fremont resident Donald G. Sherwood signs with address.
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Rockefeller
Drug Danger Letter on Fluoride Policy
Reader agrees with Mr Cutter's stance on fluoridation arguing drugs given to children should be decided privately. The writer contends fluoride lacks proof of reducing decay and may cause harm, urging diet over mass medication and criticizing tax spending on fluoridation programs.
Faded Hope Editor: Goldwater Backing Shapes 1964 Path
Analysts say if Goldwater loses the GOP nomination or is bypassed, any compromise candidate would need Goldwater's support to approach the nomination. Goldwater has signaled backing Nixon or Scranton in such a scenario, making Rocky and Lodge unlikely contenders and suggesting California moves aim to block the strongest opponent to Johnson in 1964.
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Goldwater
Nixon
Scranton
Rocky
Lodge
California
Johnson
White House
Countdown Nixon Speech At National Convention
Former GOP nominee Countdown Dick Nixon is the sole GOP figure allowed to address the national convention with a memorized line. A Democratic phone gimmick offers callers a reward message, while Republicans dismiss calling to avoid wrong numbers. Political scientist Keniston says about 100 men could be president, naming two. Canada weighs a maple leaf flag design and a Maple Leaf Rag as anthem. Ford shifts from Gore to LBJ, who eyes a nonpartisan campaign to win big and lose the House.
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Dick Nixon
Canada
Congressional Offices Listed for Representatives and Senators
A brief notice lists congressional offices in Washington with Rep. W Donlan Edwards, Rep. George P Miller, Sen. Thomas H Kuchal, and Sen. Clair Engle assigned to House and Senate office buildings in the capital. The roster names the Hogan, Miller, Kuchal, and Engle office buildings as the official locations for each member.
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Rep
W. Donlan Edwards Hogan
Washington, D.C
George P. Miller
Thomas H. Kuchal
Senate
Clair Engle
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