Editorial Succession Plan Proposals For Vice Presidency
Since Johnson's era the succession law has been weak and meaningless. Keating's plan would elect two vice presidents on one ticket but faces campaign and image risks. Hosmer proposes House election of the Vice President to train under the President. A combined approach is urged to replace the current ill-suited succession law.
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Lyndon Johnson
White House
House
Sen
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Senate
X Sen
Keating
Craig Hosmer
House of Representatives
Tosmer
Hasmer
Hosmer
Definition of Patriotism in The American Spirit
In recent years Americans show cantankerous politics labeling dissenters as un American Yet patriotism rests on Constitution defined limits to law and rights of minorities All who honor legal framework are patriotic while those who refuse are un American Free speech includes views yet prohibits slander and violence The piece cautions against coercion by fear or force in exercising liberty
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United States
Thrifty Texan and tech dreams in Vaughan column
Senator Soaper touts economy as Lyndon Johnson frames government thrift. A mishmash column notes computers aiding lawyers and a TV projector debating Perry Mason. It questions draft fairness for top students, gift kits, supersonic airliners, slow planes, and public tastes while reflecting on TV suffering and old columns.
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Lyndon Johnson
Press-Gilesram Long Heach Calif Editor Names and Offices
Fragmentary OCR lists names and titles including Herman Ridder managing editor Ed Page Editor Washington News Bureau and advertising representatives Ferguson Walker Co with offices in Atlanta Chicago Los Angeles Minneapolis New York San Francisco plus staff names Miles E Sines and Harry Karns indicating a newspaper masthead segment.
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Long Heach
Calif
Herman M. Ridder
H.” Ridder
Arcid
Varecative Edler
Washington
National Advartising
Representativesirae Ferguson- Walker Co
Atlanta
Cenga
Darran
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New York
Pritocal
San Francisco
Fies
Prass-Talesram
How Does a Politician Get Mentioned for Presidency
A columnist analyzes how politicians become mentioned as presidential or running mate possibilities. Romney’s rise from rumor to media headlines is explored, with sources ranging from Time to Newsweek and informal talks. Adlai Stevenson is noted as being mentioned for Johnson’s ticket, with UN coverage and formal disclaimers. The piece concludes that mentionings proliferate via eager commentary and electronic tracking, unsettled by convention cycles.
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Ashington
Conares FM Am
Ane
Michigan
George Romney
Newsweek
Notable Missteps and Economic Warnings Across Presidencies
The interview excerpt cites Jinka Garner reflecting on a political misstep and a quote from Fraeste Guevara criticizing private property suppression. The remarks touch on leadership changes and concerns over quality in Cuban industries affecting footwear and clothing production.
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Fraeste Guevara
Repeal Rumford Bill Petition Drive Urged In Long Beach
Editor letters urge Californians to petition to repeal the Rumford Act, claiming it infringes the right of choice and urging a public ballot decision. Signatures collected across Long Beach are cited, with critics labeling the measure as a “vicious” federal civil rights hysteria and calling for democratic repeal. Names W A Campbell and Ray Larason and Mildred M Tanguay appear with addresses in Long Beach and Huntington Park.
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Long Beach
United States
Soviet Russia
W. A. Campbell
Wardlow Road
Let Public Decide Rumford Issue
In answer to a recent letter favoring the Rumford act the petition is circulated so this controversial question can be placed on the ballot for the people to decide rather than by a few legislators in Sacramento. This is a constitutional right. The fact that certain groups oppose this right.
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Burror
Rumford
Sacramento
Uncertain Future for Cyprus After Independence
PHIL NEWSOM analyzes Cyprus three years after independence in 1960. He details the Zurich London settlement, Greek Turkish veto system, and ongoing violence linked to enosis and partition pressures. Makarios faces constitutional reform clashes as Turkish suspicions persist amid Greek union ambitions. The island’s unrest benefits its Communist party as it remains powerful in local government and labor.
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Mediterranean
Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
NATO
Rias
Britain
EOKA
Nicosia
Mite
London
Republic of Cyprus
Fazil Kutchuk
Makarios
Kangaroo leaps and Iceland rivers navigable
Q and A style in a vintage Q&A: a kangaroo hops up to 10 feet at normal speed and 15 to 20 feet at higher speeds with a height around 5.7 feet and weight about 200 pounds. Iceland’s rivers are non navigable due to fierce currents with the Thjorsa as the longest river at 150 miles. A tip on painting shutters notes leaving a strip unpainted to test movement before final coating.
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Iceland
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