Wrong Place For Turning Clock Back
The piece discusses Barry Goldwater declaring his candidacy for the Republican nomination in San Francisco. It contrasts his modern political stance with a longing for older systems, and notes San Francisco as a UN charter city and a modern metropolis. The column critiques turning back the clock in politics and society.
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Internal State Department probe expands on Oswald links
Washington columnist Victor Riesel reports that investigators including Special Agents, the CIA, and the State Department security staff trace Lee Harvey Oswald's movements and background from a Navy building near the Supreme Court, with ongoing commissions and multiple expert groups examining agency reports and potential new evidence.
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Mm Gyouups
Turry Merman
Wil Berdiy
City Officials Face Cost Concerns and Public Trust
The piece describes city payroll praise amid contract problems and unaudited bids. It notes overruns on a fire station and street paving, calls for tighter checks, and questions officials about bond issues and public works management. It also mentions mobile home park owners contesting health program discrimination.
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McCormack: Johnson backs or succession plan details
President Johnson and House colleagues back McCormack to act as president if incapacity occurs. Attorney General Kennedy supports naming the speaker in absence of a vice president. Bi partisan Feighan leads push for acting speaker legislation to bridge the gap during disability. A separate note mentions a West German missile sale inquiry and Swiss expulsion.
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Dear John Readers Question Etiquette For Wig Wearing
A reader asks about proper occasions and dress etiquette for wearing a very fancy wig, seeking guidance on formal attire and avoiding conformity. A second note encourages individuality and notes a quarter enclosed.
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Paraphrased Roark Style on 1960s Politics and Johnson Kennedy
Fragmented reminiscence on Lyndon B Johnson and John F Kennedy’s presidential battle. Mentions debates television debates and the 1960s political climate with references to Johnson Kennedy and party dynamics. Includes opaque OCR errors and social commentary on campaign strategy and leadership.
Quotes In the News Washington Rural Poverty Plans
Washington agriculture secretary Orville Freeman outlines proposed programs to combat rural poverty amid debate over new and enlarged rural aid efforts. The item reflects a broader discussion on federal action and regional needs.
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Orville L. Freeman
Almanac highlights from January eighth century events
On January 8 1615 Andrew Jackson won the Battle of New Orleans. In 1867 Congress passed suffrage legislation for Negroes in DC. In 1918 Wilson presented his 14 points. In 1963 Tshombe ended Katanga secession and fled to Paris. Lincoln said truth best vindication against slander.
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Chaotic clipping hints at politics and recovery in postwar notes
Scattered phrases reference Senator Soaper Vaughan, Ring Magazine, and America’s image after Christmas. Mentions of Alcatraz extension study, a name change proposal Sun nyside Acres, and Republican persuasion themes appear amid weather removal notes and family bickering.
Difficult to figure out what kind of man makes a good vice president
An analysis explores the qualities expected in a strong vice presidential candidate, weighing leadership temperament, experience, judgment, and ability to work with the president. The piece argues that suitability depends on the administration’s goals and the vice president’s capacity to act decisively.
Separate sealant campaigns touted by manufacturers
Separate wemmpaeins touted by plumbing ae anufacturers as an ai ene harmony. Even a for avoiding arguments are and hers toothpaste tubes.
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