Gov Brown Emerges as Key Figure in California Primary
Governor Brown moves to run as a favorite son in California's Democratic presidential primary. His anticipated strength in the California delegation could shape convention votes, deterring rivals and framing the primary as a popularity test for Brown and Nixon rather than a true intra party contest.
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Pat Brown
California
New York
Brown
Vice Preside Nixon
Nixon
Misguided Views On Loyalty Oaths Sparks Liberal Debate
The audience hears Dr. Eason Monroe of the ACLU Southern California challenge loyalty oath advocates, arguing their real aim is to end academic freedom and schools control. Proponents defend loyalty requirements but face charges of insincerity and reckless claims.
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Eason Monroe
American Civil Liberties Union of
Southern California
Long Beach
Nixon's critics threaten his bid with Civil Rights clash
Vice President Nixon faces opposition from Capitol Hill allies, including Congressman Halleck and Speaker Rayburn, over the Administration's Civil Rights Bill. The row risks alienating minority voters and could jeopardize Nixon's standing with Northern and Midwest states. Halleck and Rayburn push responsibility to others while resisting floor passage, potentially harming Nixon's campaign and Democratic unity.
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Washington
Nixon
Capitol Hill
House
Charles Abraham Haleck
Indiana
Sam Rayburn
North
Middle West
Rayburn
House Rules Committee
Halleck
NAACC
Dixie
Hatleck
The Independent newspaper staff and offices listed
The Independent details its publisher Ridder, editors and executives including Herman HW, Miles E. Hines, Harold M. Hines, Samuel C. Cameron, and Larry Calling dry. It lists managing editors, advertising reps Ridder Johns Inc, with office addresses in New York Detroit Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco and Washington.
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Herman HW
Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel C. Cameron
Genl
Larry Calling Dry
Buk
L.A. Calling Sr
Malcolm Plcs
Miles E. Hines
Harry Fulton
National Advertising Representatives
Ridder Johns, Inc
New York
Comgbt
Fifth Avenue
Micagan Wrighey Bldg
Detroit
Penobscot Elda
Minneapolis
Foshay Tower
Los Angeles
bin St
San Francisco
Sutter St
Washington News
Bufrai O
Albee
Japan's Industrial Recovery and U.S. Ties in Postwar View
An overview of Japan's rapid postwar growth and social shifts, noting birth rate cuts, open birth control, and dense arable limits. It cites Tokyo as a vast hub, Japan's Seiko watch industry, Toyopet cars, and Isuzu Jeeps for U.S. bases, plus Admiral Nomura's U.S. role and Premier Kishi's business-dominated cabinet amid tensions over trade and security. The piece also mentions U.S. aid absence for six years, Japan's trade with the U.S. and efforts to expand in Asia, and police protection for Kishi during protests with references to Pearl Harbor architect Genda.
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Washington
Japan
California
Tokyo
U.S.A
MacArthur
General MacArthur
U.S
Canada
U. S
Benson
U. 5
United States
India
Indonesia
China
Town Meeting on Labor Strife Sparks Voter Apathy Address
Editor notes a costly labor dispute settlement amid steel shortages and warns that voter abstention endangers democracy. Alfred E. Brighton laments nonvoters and calls for active participation to preserve a functional government and national unity.
Strictly Personal Why Are Baseball Pros Cry-Babies
A collection of personal opinions on marriage, sports temperaments, and social clichés. It questions why baseball players are seen as cry-babies while football players stay stoic, comments on generational views, cab drivers, and parenting ambitions, and ends with reflections on quarrel resolution and language habits.
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Barris
William James
City considers move of reserve training to Naval Air Station
An appropriation bill to fund moving the Air Force Reserve training program from Long Beach Municipal Airport to Los Alamitos Naval Air Station was to be introduced by Senator Sheridan Downey and Representative Clyde Doyle. City officials report admiralty cases filed against the city mark rare legal action, with 40,000 voters expected for the upcoming municipal primary on May 18 and 27,741 casting ballots in the 1927 election.
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Air Force Reserve
Long Beach Municipal Airport
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
LA. 8
Sheridan Downey
Clyde Doyle
Raymond Kealer
Oliver J. Brison
Edwin J. Macdonald
Bill to Aid Aged Scared by Doctors
Dr Edward L Bortz of Philadelphia spoke at a regional AMA conference arguing against financing elderly care with government funds. He warned against aging policies tied to the Forand Bill while expressing hopeful views on extended healthy lifespan. Opposing voices from Dr E Vincent Askey and Dr Frederick Swartz urged caution about federal cost.
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Bill
San Francisco
Piewa
Organized Medicine
Congress
Edward L. Bortz
Philadelphia
American Geriatrics Society
American Medical Assn
E. Vincent. Askey
Los Angeles
AMA
Frederick C. Swartz
Lansing
Mich
AMA Committee On
AMA Committee
Medical Associations
Washington
Oregon
California
Bortz
Askey
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Ray Tucker
White House
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Texas
Johnson
Jolson
Tucker
Arerar
Drew P
Arson
U. S. Air Corps
Navy
Hawaii
Panama Canal
Nomura
Pearl Harbor
Kishi
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Douglas MacArthur
Diet
North Korea
Genda
Pearson
Town Meeting
Alfred E. Brighton
Cedar Ave
Sydney J. Harris
Wytio
District Court
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