A President Should Go to People
Barry Goldwater urges President Johnson to appeal directly to the people and visit big city ghettos, arguing that presidents must go to the people. He cites Lincoln Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt as examples and warns the current presidency has little time, yet must speak to citizens.
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Barry Goldwater
Alf Landon
Johnson
Big City
Lincoln
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eleanor
Theodore Roosevelt
Goldwater
Why Pick on People Beards Cause Court Backed Beard Policy
The San Francisco court upheld a probation officer's right to wear a beard and noted the firing of James A. Forster in 1963 for refusing to shave. The piece argues about personal taste, cites Lincoln and Civil War figures with beards, and calls for less interference in private matters.
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San Francisco
James A. Forster
Forster
Fidel Castro
Abraham Lincoln
Open Forum Editor Letters Highlight War Memory and Redwoods Debate
Letters discuss a reporter’s notebook on college veterans, honor fallen soldiers like 30 year old Tarry Dingle, and urge action beyond Vietnam. Also praised Reagan stance against new Redwood National Park, noting 108000 acres in state parks and Redwood Industry Recreation Area demonstrations opening forests to public use. Erik Flamer adds address and closing.
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Shaw
Tarry Dingle
Korea
8Th Air Force
Pacific
Signal Hill
Air Force Reserve
452Nd
Dingle
North Korean
No. 5
North
South Viet Nam
H. W. Everett
el Segundo Blvd
el Segundo
Reagan
Nelson
Redwood
Mendocino
Humboldt
del Norte
RLRA
Erik Flamer
Los Coyotes
El Beejay Rivalries The Bobby Rise in Tribal Lore
Washington excerpt notes a clash between El Beejay and The Bobby in a forthcoming chapter on Tribal Leadership and the Occult. The author cites the El Heejay as leader of a premier tribe living in a secluded domain amid mystic power lore.
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Washington
Savage Lands
The Bobby Downgrades The Benjay In Tribal Politics
A satirical view of an imagined tribal leadership on Capitol Hill contrasts Arthur Hoppe’s guarded palace with a rising figure called The Bobby. The Bobby, a elusive power on Capitol Hill, unsettles El Beejay and reshapes status, while predictions of a grand invasion loom in a backward culture context.
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Bobby
Capitol Hill
Solons
el Benjay
el Beejay
Washington Debates Britain Policy Amid Economic Crisis
Washington officials split over how to handle Britain as it faces a deep economic crisis. Some urge continued support to maintain sterling parity and regional influence, while others warn such aid delays hard reforms and risks prolonging Britain’s distress.
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Washington
Britain
U.S
U.S. Nassau
Wilson
Johnson
Sterling
Indo -Pacific
Germany
Viet Nam
Fairy Tale marriage grace betten 10 years on Rainier
SEN SOAPER notes the fairy tale marriage of Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier lasting a decade, calling it close to ever after by modern standards. It jokes about bachelors' illnesses, parenting faults, and curiosity over Vikings discovery map authenticity, while mentioning a large golf tournament gallery.
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Grace Kelly
Prince ‘Rainier
Negro Leadership Split on Black Power Policy
Charles Sutton describes a deep split in the civil rights movement as CORE embraces black power and the NAACP maintains integrationist aims. Roy Wilkins lashes the movement with harsh rhetoric while SNCC and CORE push defiance, with internal tensions over embracing or rejecting black power and its potential impact on ghettos and national strategy.
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Charles Sutton
Congress of Racial Equality
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
CORE
Baltimore
Johnson
NAACP
Los Angeles
Roy Wilkins
Wilkins
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Stokeley Carmichael
Floyd McKissick
Marcus Garvey
America
Edward Warren
Watts
Warren
Jong Tan
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G. ‘Franklin Nelson
Save the Redwoods
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New York Times Service
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Defense McNamara
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India
Indo-Pacific
Indo-Pacific Theater
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James Reston
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