Dallas Scapegoat Comment Sparks City of Hatred Debate
Texas editor Felix McKnight criticizes Dallas coverage after Kennedy assassination, calling the city a symbol of evil due to reporting hype. He warns that slanted reporting fuels prejudice, while noting lingering effects on Dallas readers and the national dialogue on media responsibility. The talk also covers Vietnam policy remarks by Justice Williams and UFO observations by Dr. J. M. Levitt at a Fort Wayne event.
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Felix McKnight
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Times-Herald
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Montreal
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J. M. Levitt
Fels Planetarium
Palladelphia
Air Force
Junior League of
Christopher Accused in Bank Stock Deal by San Francisco Mayor
Democratic State Chairman Robert J. Conte charged that Republican George Christopher made a personal financial gain of about 90 300 dollars from Golden Gate National Bank while mayor. Conte asserted Christopher promoted the bank with city funds and held stock purchased for 45000 dollars in 1961 sold for 135000 in 1964, amid a broader probe of Christopher Reagan and Yorty.
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San Francisco
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Yorty
Filibuster Said to Fees L.B. Harbor for Drunken-Driving Bil Now Enjoys Equal Praise
Sacramento reports the Assembly Ways and Means Committee pressed the implied consent drunken driving bill amid filibuster charges. The measure, backed by Gov. Brown, would force suspected drivers to submit to alcohol tests, with penalties and exceptions debated by lawmakers.
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L.B. Harbor
Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
Ways End Means Committee
Charles ‘Conrad
Sherman Oaks
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Roberts W. Crown
D-Alameda
Randolph Colliery
D-Yreka
Edmund G. Brown
Senate
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Ways and Means
Falal
Lesa Wan
Senate Revere and Taxation Committee
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Vincent Thambas
D-San Pedro
Longs Beach
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Harbor
Resolution
Long Beach
Housing Act Repeal Sidetracked in California Legislature
SACRAMENTO UF1 The Legislature will not consider a bill repealing the Rumford Act this year. Gov Edmund G Brown formally rejected a request to place the matter on the agenda. Sen John G Schmitz introduced the repeal after the State Supreme Court ruled Prop 14 unconstitutional. Brown’s aide said the subject would not be added to the agenda.
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Sacramento
Hous
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Edmund G. Brown
Clas Sesson
Sein
John G. Schmitz
Rustin
Local postal ad notices at Long Beach California
A garbled OCR note lists press and mailing details for a Long Beach California publication. It mentions a postal office, a yearly portion cost, and a daily publication schedule excluding Sundays, with an address on an avenue near Atch Street and Ping Avenue. It preserves names of places but the message remains unclear about the exact newspaper or date.
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Bost
Long Bexely
Calif
Atélh Street
Ping Ayique
Long Beach
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