Editorial Stock Taking Time for National Party Conventions
The article likens party conventions to income tax time for families, noting their value in focusing attention on the nation’s business. It acknowledges showmanship but argues conventions stimulate public interest in principles and policies, urging sustained engagement through the presidential decision campaign.
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San Francisco
Fanny Wurlitzer
Jack Anderson
Miller
New York
John O'Donnell
Congress
Philippines
Senate
House
John McCommack
Boston
Hephaw
Is There No Defense Against Psychopathic Personalities
A critique of laws and mental health practice in a case where Thomas V. Cristelli, labeled a psychopathic personality and dangerous, was sentenced to prison. Psychiatrists warned of danger, but current law curbs effective protection, leaving society with little defense against such offenders.
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Thomas
Cicarelli
Charellis
Goldwater Nomination Shifts GOP Power Westward
Barry Goldwater threatens to clinch the Republican nomination at the 108th convention in San Francisco, shifting party power from the East to the Midwest Southwest and Pacific coast. His rival William Scranton falters while Goldwater's strong organization and appeal to discontented voters push him toward a first ballot win, despite critics flagging his controversial statements and aggressive stance on U.N. and Vietnam issues.
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San Francisco
Edwin A. Lahey
Washington
Knight Newspapers
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Daily Press
Cow Palace
Weekly Press
Barry Goldwater
James Rhodes
Ohio
Arizona
William Scranton
Goldwater
Pennsylvania
Barry
Nelson Rockefeller
Henry Cabat Lodge
Bill Scranton
George Romney
Dick Nixon
Scranton
Oregon
California
Rockefeller
Midwest
Pacific Coast
United Nations
TVA
Vietnam
Russia
Kentucky
Thruston Morton
Margaret. Chase Smith
Maine
Senate
Morton
Margaret Chase Smith
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hugh Scott
St. Francis Hotel
Democrats Hope Bill Miller GOP VP Nomination
San Francisco Democrats hope Bill Miller of the Republican National Committee could be the vice presidential nominee. They cite past ties with Dixiecrats, fundraising connections, and alleged influence deals to swing a conservative ticket while targeting issues around civil rights and jukebox royalties.
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Goldwater
der Spiegel
Johnson
Democrats
Bill Miller
GOP
San Francisco
Republican National Committee
Fey
Pearson
Miller
Bhi’ Colmer
Mississippi
Howard Smith
Virginia
Rules Committee
Niagara Falls
Niagara Power
Judiciary Committee
Hill Miller
Independent Hart paper publishes multiple office roles
The Independent outlines its staff including publisher, executive editor, managing editors, and advertising representatives. It lists offices and cities such as Allentown, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, New York, Philadelphia, and San Francisco as current locations of the paper’s operations.
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Hart He Reco
Armramenren
Dens He Rice Renner GP
Ueno Harald Mi. Hines Asst
Samus _C. Cameren
General Menacer
L.A Calin Sr
Mitzoim
Miles E. Snot
Halonel Advertising
Sewyer Feeguson Walter Co
Allenta
Chicago
Darrail
Gos Angeles
Minneacells
New York
Phiadelphia
San Francisco
Ara
Theta
Language quirks and social brawls in casual walls
A collection of phrases and contrasts reveals how words mask behavior from noisy nights across the street to arguments in households. It mocks double standards and highlights how language deflects, excites, or condemns conduct in daily life.
Good Samaritan case sparks questions on violence and justice
Letter writer M H Austin questions deputy district attorney David Bach Jr. over his courtroom assertion about Eugene Johnston's release. The author argues juries may decide differently and laments public indifference to violence, urging reflection on law enforcement and moral action.
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Eugene Johnston
Good Samaritan
David Bach Jr
Bach
USA
Long Island
Mr. Johnston
Johnston
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Drew. Pearson
Big City
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Capitol Hill
Wurlitzer
Cleveland
A. D. Palmer
Horse Rules Committee
Rates Committee
Wisconsin
Melvin Laird
Charlie Halleck
Laird
Halleck
Joe Martin
By Sydney J. Harris
Tarris
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Spectator Sport
Mr. Bach
M. H. Austin
Sycamore
Hollywood
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