Salinger Senate bid faces California legal questions
The piece debates whether California election law disqualifies Pierre Salinger from the U S Senate, a clash with federal qualifications. It notes the Senate's role, the primary outcome, and potential impact on a Murphy challenge, with Salinger viewed as likely to win the seat if he can overcome the legal hurdles and broader political currents.
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Senate
George Miohy
Salinger
U.S
Cranston
Pierre Salinger
Washington
Murphy
Tragedy Reminds Again About Child Safety in Freezers
A Norwalk garage freezer tragedy shows three children suffocated after entering a self locking unit. The incident occurs despite laws mandating internal latches on new refrigerators and efforts to remove latches from abandoned units. The piece urges stronger precautions for all potential hazards to children.
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California
Norwalk
Jimmy
Johnson Humphrey ticket dominates debate after Kennedy snub
The piece notes backlash over Johnson not naming Kennedy as VP option, with governors and party leaders viewing Humphrey as the strongest choice. Midwest governors favor Humphrey for experience and civil rights stance, while southern states show cautious support. Observers expect Johnson to announce his pick, with attention on industrial states and key officials like Wagner and Brown.
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Robert Kennedy
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Kennedy
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Midwest
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Rocky Mountain
Humphrey
South
John Dalton
Missour
Johnson- Humphrey
Little Dixie
Robert Wagner
New York
Edmund
Pat) Brown
California
Independent notes need at Meta offices
An unclear fragment from The Independent mentions Meta offices and several jumbled terms. The readable elements point to a report about the newspaper's stance or a note regarding Meta's offices, without clear names, dates, or events to substantiate a full summary.
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Seu Les Norte
Congressmen Feel Danger During Mississippi Tour
Drew Pearson reports that Rep. Augustus Hawkins and three Democratic colleagues toured Mississippi to observe voter registration, staying with local families and avoiding escorts. They feared violence and noted barriers to registration, while ethics questions surface over an art purchase by the Export-Import Bank. The piece highlights civil rights tensions, federal observers, and the bank's art spending.
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Washington
Augustus Hawkins
D-Calif
Nepro
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Phillip Burton
California
William F. Pearson Ryan
New York
Don Edwards
Paul Johnson Jr
ART Bas
Harold Linder
Exim Bank
Richard Dempsey
Linder
Corcoran Art Gallery
Brooklyn
Wall Street
Mitchell Jamison
Robert Natkin
College
George Deem
Ex-Im Bank
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Jate
Community Debate Over Pool Laws Sparks Safety Versus Freedom
Ida Mae Engle argues parents should oversee their children to prevent property damage and safety risks. She questions whether fencing laws protecting water bodies are about saving lives or imposing penalties on neighbors. A letter from H Reed Webb cites United Nations quotes as context for views on government reach.
Strictly Personal Traffic Fines Net
A column discusses modern drivers as gamblers who ignore money penalties. It cites Rio de Janeiro police letting air out of an illegally parked ambassador’s car and Yugoslavian practices. The piece advocates punishments by inconvenience and public shaming, such as temporarily damaging tires, plus new learner and habitual offender markings to curb illegal parking.
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AGC
Rio de ‘Janeiro
Harris
Britain
Editorial critique of Barry Goldwater stance as rocker or charlatan
A July 25 editorial by the editor questions Senator Barry Goldwater's appeal to conservative voters. It argues the writer overstates his rock like principle and accuses Goldwater of grasping at a slippery rack while urging readers to review his record.
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BMG
Sen. Goldwater
Barry
Traffic school urged for young bicycle riders
Editor J. J. Davison of 108 Redonde Ave expresses concern over unsafe cycling by youths. He notes riders entering traffic, crossing mid blocks, neglecting hand signals, ignoring lights, and crowding pedestrians, urging a formal training program.
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J. J. Davison
Redonde Ave
Democratic for Goldwater offices found in the Deep South
A reader responds to ee White’s July 31 letter, opposing Goldwater as a bigot and white supremacist. The writer points to Democratic voters in Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia as hosts for such groups, claiming five million voters are “bigots” and more dangerous than Gov. Wallace. Robert Ff. Conheim, 1051 San Antonio Drive.
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Ee White
Frank W. Chavez
Public Forum
Sen. Goldwater
Gov. Wallace
Goldwater
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