Rafferty Wins California Senate Fight Over Kuchel
Conservative Max Rafferty defeats incumbent Republican Thomas Kuchel in California by 48 percent to 47 percent, ending Kuchel's 32 year career. Rafferty, 51, will face Democrat Alan Cranston in November. The race signals a rightward shift amid voter discontent with big government and liberal elements.
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Max Rafferty
Thomas Kuchel
California
Kuchel
United States
Senate
Rafferty
Tri
George Murphy
West Germans resist power grabs but allow emergency powers
The piece contrasts French Article 16 with West Germany’s cautious move toward emergency powers. It notes the Bundestag approval on May 30 and the Bundesrat vote on June 14, while stressing safeguards that keep legislative control, prevent one-man rule, and end measures after six months. It cites Franco-German contrasts and Moscow’s critical stance.
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de Gaulle
National Assembly
France
Bundesrat
United States
Britain
Bonn
Moscow
West Germany
Commission to study violence headed by Hale Boggs
A presidential panel led by Hale Boggs will interview psychiatrists sociologists and clergy to study violence its causes and cures. The effort aims to illuminate attacks on public figures and weighs gunshot fatality statistics US Britain France and Belgium. The study seeks constructive solutions without weakening homes or liberties.
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Louisiana
Hale Boggs
Robert Kennedy
Johnson
White House
Democratic Convention Formula Sparks Dome Plan Question
The Tulsa Tribune notes the Democratic National Committee’s convention formula yields 2,622 votes and predicts delegate growth outstrips hall capacity. It questions whether the Houston Astrodome could become the only covered venue large enough for future events.
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Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Houston
Astrodome
Reds Take Advantage Of World Unrest
Washington dispatch accuses communists of orchestrating global unrest, financing subversive projects from Moscow, and infiltrating civil rights groups. It argues France Italy and Sweden show Soviet-influenced revolts, with U S colleges becoming hotbeds of dissent and a looming crisis in labor and politics as the cold war shifts.
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Reds
Washington
France
Italy
Stockholm
United States
Latin America
Cuba
Moscow
Congress
House
Senate
Department of Justice
North Vietnam
Supreme Court on School Integration Stance in New Kent Case
Court decries freedom of choice as a sham in Virginia county where New Kent and Watkins schools serve 1,290 pupils. The piece notes four-decade unanimity on desegregation despite shifts in justices and warns that the court cannot compel social behavior.
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Brown v. Board of Education
U.S Supreme Court
Warren Black
Douglas
Reed and
Clark
Harlan
Whittaker
Stewart
White
Goldberg
Fortas
Marshall
Justice Black
High Court
New Kent
Virginia
Watkins
Richmond
Supreme Court
Constitution
New Kent County
Nixon’s Moderates Stumble Not In Nixon Rise
Nixon defies moderates by avoiding serious slips from November to June, winning big in Oregon and staving off Rockefeller. Reagan unlikely to replace him, while Rockefeller’s regional deals and anti Chinese posture draw criticism. Nixon’s restraint on Vietnam and bold black capitalism stance contrast with Rockefeller’s missteps and flirtations with Mao. Two lessons emerge: fight opponents to the wire and quit waiting for others to lose.
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Richard Nixon
Nixon
Oregon
Gov
Rockefeller
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Eastern Seaboard
Cook County
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Ho Chi Minh
Laos
Cambodia
Johnson
Averell Harriman
Cyrus Vance
Paris
Southeast Asia
Mao Tse Tung
U.S
Warsaw
Nicholas Katzenbach
United States
China
Humphrey
McCarthy
Katzen Bach
Jackie Robinson
Freedom Bank
New York
Harlem
Thomas Matthew
Matthew
CORE
Where Will RFK Delegates Go?
Kennedy's death unsettles Democratic delegate loyalties as Humphrey leads in pledges with McCarthy pressing for anti administration support. After California and South Dakota primaries UPI tallies show Kennedy at 39 delegates, Humphrey 56, McCarthy 25 with uncommitted and favorite-son delegates. Delegates may realign toward McCarthy or Humphrey at conventions.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Humphrey
Nixon
California
Eugene J McCarthy
South Dakota
McCarthy
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Johnson
Democratic
GOP
Nelson A Rockefeller
New York
Ronald Reagan
Monroe News-Star masthead history and policy note
The Monroe News-Star declares itself an independent newspaper with nonpartisan stance and partial news printing. It lists ownership figures including Robert Ewing Jr and Jona Ewing and notes Associated Press news use and national advertising representation. Offices span major U.S. cities.
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Robert Ewing, Jr
Jona
Ewing
Wilson Ewing
William H. Bronson
Jack
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Mor Jack C. Gates
William C. Hardin
the Press
Associated Press
Benham Company National Certising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Monroe News-Star
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Tulsa Tribune
James J. Kilpatrick
John Chamberlain
RFK
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