Open Primary Ideal Gets Nod by Democratic Committee
The California Democratic Central Committee unit endorses the open primary principle for the U S Senate race, noting public appraisal of candidates. It warns pre primary selection may continue in practice, with future party meetings in Long Beach and Fresno shaping endorsements.
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U.S
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United States
U.S. Senate
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Long Beath
California Republican Assembly
Fresno
Freedom's Hard Lessons on Freedom and Maturity
The piece argues freedom is complex and earned, not imposed. It cites Vietnam under a military regime, notes press crackdowns, and warns Americans must bear hard burdens of freedom. It stresses learned restraint, tolerance for nations new to liberty, and the legacy of British ideas shaping American freedoms.
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South
Viet Nam
Ngo Family
Public Officials Face Guide Gap in Bobby Baker Case
The Johnson administration faces scrutiny as donors and a Texas TV station link to Bobby Baker gifts surface. Republican leaders warn against premature ethics judgments while noting Congress lacks a formal code of ethics for conflicts of interest. The piece urges patience until full Baker facts emerge.
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Republian
Miller
Bobby Baker
Johnson and Baker
Repeblican
Johnson
Baker
United States
Texas
New York Times
Congress
the Times
George Smathers
Floridz
Senate
Smathers
Congress Attendance and Polio Draw Public Eye
Drew Pearson notes public demand for strict attendance in Washington while praising lawmakers such as Rep. James Cleveland Rep. William Natches Rep. Arnold Olsen and Rep Charles Bennett for near perfect records Bennett who survived polio while serving Luzon guerrilla duties once nearly missed a vote due to his wife giving birth and again during a snowbound trip Bennett argues for enforcing attendance rules and discusses related Docking debates with Rep H R Gross The piece also contrasts President Johnson Nixon and Stassen polls in Minnesota and critiques Panama Canal Zone workers and Trop ical differentials before shifting to President Johnson planning weekend travel and Defense Secretary McNamara's inspection of Navy shipyards
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Washington
Congress
William Natches
D-Ky
Arnold Olsen
Dmont
Charles Bennett
D-Fis
Bennett
Seading Guerrillaa
Luzon
Strictly Personal Science on Mind and Self Beyond Brain
The article argues that the self eludes scientific measurement and is not tied to a single brain region. Citing Adolf Portmann and Planaria regeneration, it says self arises from life’s organization as a unit, not an organ. It cautions against reducing life to elementary functions and urges reflection on consciousness.
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University of A Basel
Adolf Portmann
Harris
Portmann
Town Meeting Other Rights in Housing Initiative
Editor quotes readers debating Rumford Law repeal and rent controls. George Glorius warns against eroding property rights, urging landlords to rent without coercion. Ross T. Jolly calls for party support for ill Roosevelt-era figures and criticizes political dismissiveness toward the sick.
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George Glorius
Editorial Letter Critics Cold War Coexistence View
James Wingate criticizes editors for advocating coexistence with the Soviet bloc and Cuba. He argues coexistence fails, urges the State Department to reject concessions and warns of capitulation to communism. Wingate claims the public should wake up and oppose appeasement while urging firm action against Red influence.
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Panama
State Department
Apo
Panam
Cuba
Zanzibar
God
Fox
Reeveal
Roca
Cp Parata
Reds
Castro
Klicg
James Wingate
Doarey Ave
Discrimination Contexts in Rumford Bill Debate
The piece argues that discrimination gains meaning from its context, contending the Rumford Act limits rights by preventing attempts to influence a neighbor’s self respect. It questions whether constitutional rights support inferring personal dignity and asserts rights end where others begin.
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J. A. Campbell
Campbell
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