Europe’s Race Bias Critique Mirrors European Flaws
An editorial argues that Europe also harbors racial discrimination, citing examples from England, France, and West Germany. It notes a Wall Street Journal point that Europeans face prejudice abroad and questions American apologies, urging Europe to address its own racism while the United States fights prejudice decisively at home.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Robert F. Dallas
Bournemouth
Dallas
Europe
London
Binningham
France
West Germany
United States
U.S
California Republicans face pivotal June primary test
The California GOP confronts a high stakes duel as Rockefeller and Goldwater solidify 1984 presidential bids. Oregon will hold a primary for all declared candidates, boosting campaign pressure. California looms as a battleground. Goldwater leads in current polls but uncertainty remains and delegates will drive strategy.
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California
Guy
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
Goldwater
la Run
Senator Soaper Sings Rest for Dove Inks News
A collage of quips and mock headlines features Senator Soaper calling for rest for the Dove of Peace. Other items joke about cars, moon time, and political satire from various figures, with playful takes on media, sports, and public life.
Untitled historical newspaper masthead fragment
A fragmented OCR reading shows a Washington news page with various editorial and advertising staff names, offices listed in multiple cities, and a note about advertising representatives for the Metropolitan Group.
Tax cuts spark debate on federal deficit and spending
Washington column questions the idea that tax cuts pay for themselves as Treasury and White House officials tout a nine billion deficit. It warns that mounting domestic and foreign spending risks debt, gold reserves, and confidence, citing the Peace Corps proposal and critiques of aid to India and Europe.
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Washington
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Walter Heller
Gentemen
Helfer
New Frontier
John Maynard Keynes
United States
U.S
Congress
Clay Committee
Oeow
Public Forum Letter on Civil Rights and White Liberals
A published letter cites Adam Powell on black leadership and white liberals, arguing civil rights progress relies on good will and gradual change. The writer praises jurors and officials, states that opportunity for the Negro depends on self-restraint and mutual adjustment, and notes Grananda defendant and 19 hearers. Signed: J Paul Gleason 226 Ventia Dr.
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Adam Powell
US News and World Report
Mr. Powell
Powell
Post Office eyes new 11 cent international card
Readers discuss a proposed 11 cent international airmail postcard to speed messages. Editor notes Aug 30 7 cent card rollout for surface mail and a call from Milt Forrest to print an 11 cent version for faster delivery. Readers include Dolores Lawless urging letters to senators Engle and Rachel.
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Post Office Department
America
Thomas Kuchel
Sen
Rachel
Clair Engle
Dolores Lawless
Appleton, Apt
Justice Grinds to Costly Stop
The piece laments delays in the Jerome Rehman case criticizing the long, costly process. It argues for a time limit on court cases and questions why the proceedings have stretched toward a year with vast expenses for presenting the case against the defendant.
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Jerome Rehman
What Others Are Saying About Teen Unemployment
A welfare undersecretary laments the hidden human cost of youth joblessness. The remarks urge society to address teen unemployment and support youths.
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Ivan
Nestingen
Reservations In Ratifying Nuclear Test Treaty
Senate debate centers on interpretive reservations to the Soviet Britain accord limiting nuclear tests. Secretary Rusk outlined extracts for possible reservations to define interpretation and recognition terms. President and State Department statements could become part of Senate ratification records.
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California
New York Herald Tribune
White House
Russia
Washington
Senate
United States
Secretary
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rusk
Moscow
Soviet Union
East Germany
Department of State
Secretary of State
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Stan Musial
Earth
Pierre Salinger
Gil Singer
Pug Undershing
Alma Crater
Qut
Calif
Mme
Washington News
Nuraau
Albee Oulidine Nanal
Espetentariel Sawyer-Feegissan Walker
I Allania
Chicago
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Minnematie
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Guerans
Metropolitan Group, Ince
John S. Knight
U.S. Senate
Kenneth J. Galbraith
India
Bokava
Indiana
Department of Agriculture
Department of Defense
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Mint
Fort Knox
Utopia
Edict
Granada
Fendant
Paul Gleason
Ventia Dr
Global Post
Milt Forrest
N. la Brea Ave
Hollywood
David Lawrence
JFK
Cuba
Lawrence
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