The Real Issue in Nixon's Governor Campaign
The piece frames Richard Nixon's campaign as centered on opposition to Governor Brown and CDC proposals. It argues Brown stalls on key issues and cites CDC positions on Un American Activities Committee, loyalty oaths, and China policy, urging voters to focus on this ideological contrast.
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GOP Chairman Accused of Soliciting Nixon Support
Los Angeles report says Republican National Committee chairman William Miller used national committee stationery to solicit votes for Richard Nixon in the California primary. Harold Levering, a Shell-Nixon foe, demands Miller’s removal and alleges interference with party processes.
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Nation store sales rise 5 percent from 1961 week
New York reported by the Federal Reserve Board that department store sales across the nation last week were five percent above the corresponding week in 1961. Readings indicate broad gains in consumer activity and retail performance during the period.
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Boulder
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Jazzmen Parade at Capitol for In ternational Jazz Festival
The Eureka Brass Band opened the first International Jazz Festival in Washington with a parade down Pennsylvania Avenue. The band features veterans Albert Warner and Oscar Chicken Henry on trombone, while grand marshals Matthew Houston and Alcide Pavageau led the line. Also noted are Rep. Walter Judd announcing a Senate run and investment adviser Elethara Ney transitioning from acting to finance.
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Salk Institute hires Dr. Salk and five scientists
Dr. Jonas Salk and five researchers will be the first resident fellows at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla. Institute president Gerar Piel said the group will form the core of the initial research fellowship program amid the institute’s launch.
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Salk Institute For Biological Studies
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Gerar Piel
Salk
Institute
Loper Fined in Los Angeles Hit Run Case
Hollywood designer Don Loper, 54, was fined 525 dollars for misdemeanor hit and run and drunken driving. Superior Judge Mervyn Aggeler found him guilty May 7 after reducing felony charges. He was arrested March 11 in Beverly Hills after an auto accident injuring three people in a residential area.
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