Remember Pearl Harbor and the age of reconciliation
James Reston argues that despite global violence and internal strife, postwar policy has fostered reconciliation with Germany and Japan. He credits American leadership in rebuilding Europe and Asia, urges continuing cooperation, and notes Schmidt’s critique of U.S. economic policy and the need for an indivisible world economy.
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This Is California News Essay By Art Seidenbaum
California is depicted as a land of exaggerated individualism rooted in show business and a seeker's dream. The author argues Californians often live in isolation awaiting discovery, while longing for community involvement and stable attachments despite an ongoing show of self for public judgment. The piece cites Lana Turner myths and Sara Jane Moore as emblematic of the California dream's fragile promise.
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Squeaky
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Sara Jane
London
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Art Seidenbaum
Los Angeles Times
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Pacific Ocean
Charleston
W. Va
Sara Jane Moore
Schwab’s
Meany's 76 AFL-CIO Strategy Shapes Ford Challenge
Meany pilots a political film at the AFL-CIO convention featuring Solzhenitsyn to attack Ford and Kissinger while signaling a broader campaign plan. Insider chatter points to Scoop Jackson or Hubert Humphrey as likely presidential contenders with Bayh or Bentsen as veep options as the union coalition shifts to energize 1976 efforts.
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Afl-Cio
Voice of Freedom
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
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I. W
Abe) Abel
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Miami
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Birch Bayh
Lloyd Bentsen
Dick Nixon
Scoop
Hubie
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Gov. Wallace
Bayh
Bentsen
Ford
Emeriti
Executive Council
Shriver Relies on Kennedy Network in Presidential Bid
The article argues Sargent Shriver cannot hide his Kennedy connections as Teddy Kennedy's influence and family backing shape his campaign, while Shriver presents himself as a noncareer, reform-minded leader with a solid public-record resume. It notes Kennedy legacy questions and other liberal rivals in the race.
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Dick Drayne
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Shriver-for-President
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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
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Hubert Humphrey
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Rose
John Kennedy
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Ari Onassis
Camelot
Mac Udall
Frank Church
Birch Bayh
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McGovern
Peace Corps
Lyndon Johnson
France
Naked City Strike Commentary Sparks Local Debate
In Mark My Words Jim Fiebig ridicules a TV editorialist who applauds a nearby police and fire strike. The piece argues that public safety workers risk their lives for modest pay and hints at personal unease about potential consequences if responders are absent during a crisis.
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