Editorials Viva Goldwater rally draws Los Angeles crowd
Wire Service reports from Los Angeles highlight Goldwater speeches at Dodger Stadium and note a 42 000 attendance ranking among Democratic and liberal Republican critiques. The piece also mentions a newLatinas con Governor group planning outreach across western states and cites rapid Spanish speaking voter influence.
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Peace Offering From Embattled Assembly Speaker
The article reports Jesse Unruh offering to restore Republicans to their prior standing in the assembly if they quit uniting against certain legislation. He faced GOP backlash after kidnapping accusations and stripping committee chairs, with a 1964 election year looming and calls to remove him from the speakership.
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Look And Learn Quiz From U S History
Questions cover U S population goose bumps contraction of a muscle causing hair to stand, admission of four states in 1889, and murder in the first degree. Mixed items mention 78 public zoos, collectors, and ships.
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Typewriters Outnumber Soldiers In Budget Defense Critique
A critique argues the U S defense posture wastes resources with high paper and staff costs while actual combat power remains limited. It compares US forces to the USSR and Sparta, noting 16 combat divisions and heavy administrative overhead. The piece questions spending, management, and reliance on defense programs amid Cold War tensions.
Polls Explore Bobby Kennedy Image for 1964 Elections
A nationally known polling group surveys Oklahoma voters on Bobby Kennedy to gauge his impact on President Kennedy's re election. The effort examines Kennedy's popularity and cabinet role as Democrats plan to win back states lost in 1960. Surveys will extend to California Wisconsin Washington New Hampshire and Indiana under DNC funding.
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Governors rally behind Goldwater at regional conference
At the Republican Governors Conference, Fannin of Arizona leads a unity push for Goldwater. Babcock of Montana, Hansen of Wyoming, Bellman of Oklahoma join in endorsing Goldwater, with Smylie of Idaho and Clyde of Utah pledging support pending Romney’s plans.
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Goldwater Considerations Split Republican Governors Amid Maneuvers
Hatfield Oregon now respects Goldwater despite past doubts while Rhodes Love Anderson Scranton Reed and Rockefeller hold positions for or against the Arizona candidate. Eastern regents frustrated by Rockefeller's failed comeback face pressure from Nixon or Hisenhower as possible alternatives, though Goldwater leaders stay wary of a king-maker push.
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California Democrat splits with Western Young Democrats over Kremlin line
Rep. Charles H. Wilson praised Allen Howe for disavowing Berkeley actions by the Western States Young Democrats and condemned resolutions advocating Cuba ties, a non aggression pact, and Far East troop withdrawal as following the Kremlin line. He warned radicals seek control and urged party responsibility amid Democratic disquiet.
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Letters to the Editor on Stalinism and Nuclear Treaties
Readers critique Stalinist strategy from Foundations of Leninism to Brest Litovsk. References to Lenin, Stalin, and Kennedy’s Nuclear Test Ban Treaty raise questions about strategic leadership and editing policies. Letters must include name and address. previews note word limit and editorial review.
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Orphan Class Ruditor Seeks Stable School Home
Parents protest the relocation of a portable classroom to Shafer Park School arguing the sixth grade should attend Argonaut School. They recount a history of moving students among Gansberger Sontgate Mobirland and Argonaut, urging the portable be sent to Argonaut so the class can stay in one school for two years.
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