Court opens path to stronger anti smear law in California
California Supreme Court finds the state’s ban on anonymous political attack material unconstitutional on different grounds than the lower court. It urges legislature to define scope and require identification of all parties involved in a partisan publication to curb anonymous lies while preserving free speech.
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California
Supreme Court
Third District Court of Appeal
Court of Appeal
State Supreme Court
Raymond E. Peters
Seeds of a Crime: Oswald Diary Reveals a Warped Mind
A diary kept by Lee Harvey Oswald in the Soviet Union is analyzed, portraying a man craving attention and drama. It shows his pleasure in shocking others and hints at exhilaration over his assassination act, with references to media, reporters, and personal reactions on November 22, 1963.
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John Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Soviet Union
Moscow
Gap Between Myth and Truth Reassessed in Washington
The column challenges widely held myths about taxation, representation, and politics. It critiques Supreme Court rulings on representation, Goldwater's presidential bid, civil rights politics, and foreign policy myths about Latin America and democracy. It argues for nuanced views over sweeping generalizations.
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Kennedy
World Has Veered From Isolation Since 1914
In a June 27 1964 Washington Letter Drew Pearson explains how global events since 1914 pull the United States into conflicts. He recalls Sarajevo's murder sparking World War I, notes lessons about the League of Nations and isolationism, and argues for international cooperation led by President Johnson and leaders like Henry Cabot Lodge. He warns against returning to isolationism as the coming election nears and reflects on peace efforts with Khrushchev and broader global interdependence.
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Galeton
Chautauqua
William Jennings Bryan
Chautauqqua
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Austro- Hungarian
Austria- Hungary
Servia
Russia
Austro-Hungaria
Germany
United States
League of Nations
Goltion
Goldwater
Besant
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
Sen. Lodge
Massachusetts
President Johnson
Johnson
Kennedy
Seheon
Congress
Japan
Khrushchev
Fam
The Shadow of Possible Guilt in Disease
A physician reflects on why patients fear illness and feel guilt, tracing it to superstition and the “shadow of possible guilt.” He cites Alan Gregg on fear, guilt, and medical attitudes, noting persistent blame in mental illness and family stigma.
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Alan Gregg
Bampton
Columbia University
Gregg
Great day for Orange County at Irvine Ranch town meeting
Reader Harriet Williams reflects on a Saturday dedication at the old Irvine Ranch as the new UC campus opens. The piece recalls a community day with children, dogs, picnics, water tanks from the Marine Base, outhouses from Newport, speeches, choir, Marine Band, and a helicopter visit by the President.
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Orange County
Irvine Ranch
University of California
Marine Base
Newport
Marine Band
America
E. Harriet Williams
Granada Ave
Independent advertising representations in Mend area
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled names and places. The readable fragments reference The Independent, Mend, and various locations like New York and San Francisco. The exact event or notice cannot be determined from the provided text.
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John S. Knight
Yale University
Supreme Coun
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
Rocky
Oese
Hany Golden
Jobsson
Golden
Scranton
Republi
Harry Golden
Democrat Party
William Scranton
Barry
Arizona
al Smith
Mississippi
Bil
Detroit Free Press
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Brazil
Thomas C. Mans
Bor
Drew Pearson
Washington, D.C
Derr Felicia
Pearson
Cy Prus
Viet Nam
Congo
Sydney
Harris
Town Meeting
Mary A. Landnu
Long Beach
Wadenat
Searn Fargrien Walk Co
WIM Aftees
Tanta
Derek Len Ampetet
Mincrepotie
Rte York
Patads'pais
San
Serent “Dey
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