Water Rights Conflicts Highlight Southwest Drought Struggles
The article notes rising tension over Colorado River water as drought tightens supplies in California and the Southwest. It argues for diversifying sources, citing desalination as a viable, though costly, municipal option and urges state leaders to fund seawater conversion research rather than mobile lawsuits and costly diversions.
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Goldwater Narrowly Leads California Primary
Early California results show Barry Goldwater gaining 86 delegates as he holds a lead of more than 35,000 votes over Nelson Rockefeller. Goldwater stresses not counting all ballots and cautions that victory depends on full tabulation, with observers noting the outcome reflects mainstream Republican sentiment amid a tight race.
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California GOP Split Over Goldwater Drive After Oregon
The eastern wing of the Republican Party pressed a stop Goldwater campaign after Oregon's result where Rockefeller won. Lodge supporters in California backed Rockefeller, while Nixon and Scranton refused to join a coalition. Goldwater's California win showed a plurality over Rockefeller and Lodge combined, with the GOP still defaulting to Rockefeller-leaning sentiment.
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Court Rules State Loyalty Oath for Public Employees Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court, in a 7 to 2 decision, barred states from requiring public school and government staff to swear they are not subversive. Washington's 1955 loyalty oath is deemed unconstitutionally vague, though similar language in the federal Smith act remains controversial. Dissenters criticize the ruling as inconsistent with earlier cases and warn about undermining anti-subversion efforts.
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Salinger races Californias Senate seat with Kennedy backing
Former White House press secretary Pierre Salinger wins the California Senate bid, backed by a Kennedy influence showing in the West. He faces tough Republican George Murphy, and despite residency questions, court approval keeps him in the race. Salinger cites his nonresident status while seeking voters' judgment.
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McGovern Plan Advances New Federal Agency
A Senate bill by George McGovern would create the National Economic Conversion Commission to reshape defense industries for civilian production. The move echoes other agencies handling defense adjustment, disarmament, and economic impact, while tying to a broader peace bid tied to unilateral disarmament and conversion.
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How To Keep Well Sweating Feet and Health Hints
A long health note explains remedies for sweaty feet including powders and 2 percent Prantal products, notes on aluminum chloride powders, and causes such as high stress and skin eruptions. It covers odor, bromhidrosis, and the role of bacteria, fungi, and diet in foot sweating, plus brief Q&A on carbon monoxide, shaving before surgery, dizziness from allergy, nail growth, blood testing, and general wellness tips.
Baldwin Launches Campaign to Abolish HUAC
In a wide pamphlet, James Baldwin urges destruction of the House Un American Activities Committee, linking it to Ku Klux Klan and American Nazi Party. The work, backed by Anne Braden and Frank Wilkinson, targets HUAC in a push seen across congressional districts.
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My Answer By Billy Graham
Billy Graham defends Sunday School Bible stories as platforms to teach faith over doubt and good over evil. He praises David and Daniel as noble models and argues modern media should not replace these tales in child education.
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Monroe News-Star Publisher and staff listing
The Monroe News-Star details its publisher leadership including John D. Ewing Wilson Ewing and board chair Robert Ewing Jr with the News-Star-World Publishing Corp. It lists officers such as William H. Bronson president Jack Campbell general manager Edmund G. Brown assistant manager Jack Gates executive editor Dallas Roper managing editor and notes Associated Press affiliation and independence.
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