Smith Campaign Opens Door for Woman President
Senator Margaret Chase Smith launches a bid in New Hampshire as the first major female candidate for president while acknowledging the odds against her. Her campaign aims to break discrimination, spark broader female participation, and may mark the start of a historic movement despite likely defeat.
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United States
Margaret Chase Smith
New Hampshire
Sen. Smith
U.S. Senate
Illinois
Oregon
District of Columbia
De Gaulle Faces Tough Terms After Red China Move
The text argues President De Gaulle must sever ties with Nationalist China after recognizing Communist China. It warns that negotiating with the Reds comes with payments and demands, predicting greater difficulties and reduced independence for French prestige and policy. The piece frames the shift as a costly appeasement with future constraints.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
China
de Gaulle
Democratic Leaders Press Engle Primary Challenge After Disability
Democratic leaders tell Senator Clair Engle he may win the primary if fit to run but should exit if not. Engle has been disabled by brain surgery. his recovery details are not fully public, and voters must decide with a visible choice in the race.
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Clair Engle
Ife
Engle
Roy L. Sexton
Kuchel Leads Moderate GOP Drive for California Delegation
Senator Thomas H Kuchel assumes leadership of a calculated push to keep California Republicans aligned with progressive traditions. Governor Rockefeller campaigns with Mrs Rockefeller, while Nixon and Knowland loom as potential figures in a volatile race for the party’s nomination. The California primary looms six weeks before the GOP convention, with 40 electoral votes at stake and a heated battle expected in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Hiram Johnson
Earl Waren
Nelsen Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Fleeson
Gov. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Ambassador Lodge
Massachusetts
Kochel
Washington
Nixon
Kochel and Knowland
House
Goldwater
Rockefeller Price
Kennedy
Independent publisher notices from wartime period
A garbled OCR inspired note references independent publisher Ware, Asst Wiens, and various names like Eideer and Rader. It mentions Courant Mancsam Eptey and other entities, with scattered hints of press activity, distribution in New York and France, and a formal notice style typical of an independent paper.
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Mermet W. Eideer
Pifiahar Bane Rader
Wiens Asst
Pablinhe Jonew
Canara
Gores Asan L & Sere
Courant Mancsam Eptey Kascetve
Merley E. Sinet
Ama Rana
Penrod
LBJ plans federal aid for parochial schools debate
Drew Pearson reports LBJ weighs government money to religious schools amid constitutional concerns. The column argues such funding clashes with church-state separation and Kennedy precedents while noting political pressure from Catholic voters and cabinet advisers. The piece also covers FBI handling of Oswald, JFK death aftermath, and Civil Rights legislation progress.
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Washington
LBJ
Dallas
Lynden
United States
Sarah T. Hughes
Lyndon
John F. Kennedy
Supreme Court
Big City
Kennedy
William Turner
Saga Magazine
Lee Oswald
FBI
Oswald
Secret Service
Russia
Town Meeting Housing Debate Is Moral Issue
A letters page argues the Rumford Fair Housing Act is a matter of prejudice versus democracy. The writer contends private property rights do not justify racial discrimination and urges Christlike love over prejudice, criticizing opponents and defending equal rights.
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K. L. Kvam
Apartment House Owners Association
Real Estate Association
California
Tellig Cs
Be Mature Avoid Sinking Ships Says Sydney Harris
In Strictly Personal, Sydney Harris argues maturity is a process not a peak. He lists nine guiding maxims to judge ourselves: pay the cost, value similarities over differences, know others to know self, and that our means shape our ends, among others.
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Sydney J. Harris
Definition of Richt and Left in American politics
The terms left and right derive from seating in European parliaments. In the United States the left favors changing the American system toward collectivism, while the right favors keeping a constitutional republic. The far left includes radical liberals and socialists. the extreme right includes those who defend government of laws. ROSERT WASSMAN 11512 S. New Hampshire Ave, Los Angeles.
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Richt
United States
Lee
Govemonent
Rosert Wassman
New Hampshie Ave
Los Angeles
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Ameyee
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Dalls
Tony Jast
Congress
Kennedy-Johnson
LSJ
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House Rules Committee
Rep
Howard Smith
Virginia
Rules Committee
Judge Smith
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
LBS
John Lynon
Mississippi
Synon
Tobbyist
Coordinating Committee For Fundamental American Freedoms
Mississippi Wate
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Kyam
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