Unruh to Watch as Democratic Convention Moves Near
Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh rises as a key player in Democratic presidential maneuvering. His California delegation could tilt toward McCarthy after the New York primary, challenging Humphrey's presumed momentum and raising drama at Chicago. Unruh signals a platform focus while keeping back room plans uncertain.
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Castro as Symbol of Status Quo in Cuban Turmoil
The article argues Fidel Castro has become the status quo both in Cuba and abroad. It notes youths mock him, while his public virtuosity and repressive measures keep rebellion at bay. It warns discontent grows as the regime demands more with less in rewards and freedom, and cautions against relying on foreign intervention.
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Apathy blamed as killer of common guilt editorial plea
The League of Women Voters of Long Beach calls apathy a shared guilt after a senseless killing and urges Congress and the Senate to pass laws stopping wholesale gun orders by mail. It commends the Independent Press Telegram for opposing the Liberty Amendment and argues for flexible taxation and continued national policy powers. Veronica Tinch er, President, League of Women Voters of Long Beach, Long Beach.
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Warren Warren Warren Chief Justice recalls family man image
A reminiscence on Earl Warren paints him as a devoted public servant who balanced a demanding career with family life in California and Washington. The piece notes his four terms as governor, his calm at criticism, a Turkish gunboat encounter, and a 1963 Black Sea voyage that included a call on Khrushchev, illustrating his resilience and stature.
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DREW PEARSON AND ELLIOT WARREN ON ASIA AND ALBANIA
The piece recalls Warren touring the Balkan border regions near Albania and Yugoslavia with Chief Justice Earl Warren. It highlights Warren’s concern for vulnerable gypsy women by the river near Jakavitza, his reflections on rights for the underprivileged, and plans after 51 years in public life including retirement arrangements and time with family.
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Unclear Notes On Consulting Briefs And Labor Statistics
A fragmentary historical note references a business card about a consultant who advises on fields to consult. It mentions a loud voice about concerns over teenagers obtaining a bomb and comments on labor department statistics showing a drop in costs. It also notes many applicants for pro football positions and a remark about late turns enjoying it.
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Generation Gap Not Bigg From Our National Bureau
Washington report hints at 1968 commencement weekend themes with surprising student opposition to war and deep dissent among students labeled as society. The piece notes unexpected evidence of antiwar sentiment and broad student dissent, reflecting a complex campus mood.
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Opposition to War marks Ivy League 1968 reunion
A 40th class reunion at an Ivy League university reveals strong antiwar sentiment among the class of 1968. White arm bands signal dissent while debates on demonstrations and respect for society show older graduates reflecting on generational divides and future attitudes.
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Books Reach: Their Lives Love by Manleys
The Beachs of the Pacific to Puerto Rico serve as the setting for Manleys book The Beaches of the Pacific Atlantic Gulf region and more It explores how beaches form grow recede and the materials that build them It covers geological historical and conversational aspects and notes plant life and animal species along coasts
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