Rockefeller's Decision Based On Political Realism
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller chose not to pursue the Republican presidential nomination citing realism. He acknowledged insufficient support to overcome Nixon's lead and suggested a draft was unlikely. His sidelining may spare the party a damaging pre convention fight, though it limits debate on Vietnam and other issues.
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Senate and House approve San Rafael wilderness near Santa Barbara
Congress approves establishing a federal San Rafael wilderness area in Los Padres National Forest after earlier 2200 acre addition dispute. The measure now awaits Presidential signature, expanding the 9.2 million acre system created in 1964 and boosting open country access for Southern California. The religious quotes appear at the end.
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Love Ye One Another and the Jewish Question
Jim Bishop reflects at Easter on the mixing of New Testament and old beliefs. He argues the charge that Jews killed Jesus is a dangerous hoax and urges loving one another amid historical persecution. He questions God’s view of faith, ignorance, and sectarian hatred.
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Easter Egg Hunt Sparks Nursery School Debate
Mrs. W. S. Geckeler runs a four year old class where a boy muses about bringing a gun to school for an Easter Egg hunt. The incident contrasts rules against weapons with a child’s playful misunderstanding during a normal day at the nursery.
Is Leadership Inherited Across Rockefeller and Kennedy Lines
A brisk historical reflection argues that leadership traits may echo through families like the Rockefellers and Kennedys. It notes ancestral figures Nelson Aldrich and John D. Rockefeller and outlines public service traditions shaping today’s political paths. The piece suggests inherited dispositions plus family wealth influence public office access.
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Kennedy Defeatism Disputed by Joseph Alsop
Saigon reporting editorials challenge Kennedy defeatism as unfounded. Alsop cites Tet losses of 55,000 enemy troops and 20,500 weapons, argues Westmoreland’s attrition strategy harmed Hanoi more than Allied forces, and notes ARVN resilience despiteTet strains.
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