Editorial on political biases and tax status of foundations
The piece critiques public explanations of U S policy in Southeast Asia as distant and noisy. It questions blame for political assassinations, targets right wing figures, and notes IRS scrutiny of Life Lines foundation. It discusses California school bond issues and urges fiscal restraint amid shifting voter support and rising tolerance for marijuana legalization.
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Henry Cabot Lange
United States
Southeast Asia
Internal Revenue Service
Life Lines
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Lunt
Introspection vs retrospection in study questions
Introspection is reflection on one's own thoughts while retrospection reviews past events. The Bible mentions Palestine about two times in Joel 2 4. Green Pastures is by Marc Connelly Peer Gynt is by Henrik Ibsen Of Thee I Sings is by George Kaufman and Morris Ryskind Design for Living is by Noel Coward Vatican City Guards wear a traditional colorful uniform designed by Antonio Verrio The term labials in speech refers to B M P and W sounds.
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Marc Connelly
Henrik
Keen
George Kaufman
Morris Ryskind
Noel Coward
Extremism labels in the 1964 campaign debated
The piece argues over labeling groups as extremists and notes the Birch Society and Americans for Democratic Action. It highlights that Birch is small and nonsubversive, while ADA has influence, with warnings against overreaction to extremism rhetoric. It cites Goldwater and Miller avoiding Birch, Johnson and Humphrey connections, and McCarthy’s remark on ADA.
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Robert Welch
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Kennedy
Times endorsement sparks debate on Johnson Goldwater race
Holmes Alexander cites The New York Times urging Lyndon Johnson's election while arguing the paper overstates inevitability. He asserts the Times preempts voter deliberation and warns Johnson’s strength may be misapplied, urging patience before judging. The piece questions fiscal ties and loyalty while weighing past presidents' campaigns.
Johnson aims new civilian government in Saigon amid Viet Nam crisis
Washington sources report President Johnson and top advisers pushing a package to downgrade the Vietnamese military and install civilian leaders in Saigon, potentially yielding a neutralist coalition with North Viet Nam. The plan, drafted in the State Department, targets key posts and seeks a broader regional neutralization with European backing.
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U.S
Diem
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South Viet Nam
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William Bumly
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South America
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Reader Letter and Bay Area Shoreline Preserve Call
An open letter from a Hayward reader laments theft of groceries from a car, appeals for consideration of family hardship, and urges caution against crime. The same page includes a Bay Area public notice urging San Leandro to preserve its shoreline and reject Trojan Powder Company’s housing rezoning near flight paths, dated September 10.
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Hayward
San Francisco Bay
Bay Area
San Leandro
Trojan Powder Company
Radical Left Editor Faces Challenger in Senate Race
In a sharp exchange, George Murphy’s opponent concedes that the radical right has gained strength while criticizing the radical left. The remark underscores the heated, polarized atmosphere shaping the U.S. Senate contest and both campaigns’ appeals to voters.
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George Murphy
U. S
Polls, Beatles, and a Dry Run in 1964 Campaign Parody
A satirical sketch mocks Lyndon B Johnson’s Great Society and Barry Goldwater’s bid, noting low poll numbers and a Beatle haircut backlash. It references Dirksen on juvenile delinquency from playing horn to neighbors’ worries and the Prohibition Party candidate conceding a dry run.
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