Pat Brown Ties Highlight Nixon Campaign Debate
The text argues Pat Brown as a major factor in political divisions, labeling him linked to a Communist front and his stance on university loyalty and civil rights. It notes Gov Nixon’s criticism of a loyalty inquiry and Brown’s complex positions without confirming new evidence.
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Pat Brown
National Lawyer's Guild
Twas &S
Fal
United States
Pattas
Lanteesia Stile
California
Govgett
California Democratic Council
Ann
Red Chink
House
UN Activities Committee
New York- Journal-American
Vote No on Proposition 23 and 27 stance in California election
The piece argues against Proposition 23 and 27, labeling state government as anger driven and flawed. It cites secretary treasurer comments, asserts the current county and Senate districting balance, and recalls Kennedy era democratic principles.
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KioWni
Luther A. Eos
California
Cote Vietee
Senate
Sean Dendtove
A Y
Kennedy
Are Consumers Idiots and Federal Labeling Proposals
A fragmented clipping argues against federal labeling laws alleging they presume consumer stupidity. It critiques manufacturers and retailers as crooks with too much power over products, and questions government overreach into what can be sold or bought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bins
Warde Ge
Traitors in the King’s Camp Highlight Mid Week Bulletin
The piece recalls Albert M. Reimer’s ministry years ago and reflects on loyalty to the King. It warns that traitors are those inside who refuse to aid God’s Kingdom, while outsiders battle the evil. It calls readers to personal purity and active building of the Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
If Press
Shafter
Albert m. Reimer
South Dakota
Colome
Wewela
South
Hig
GAR
Sta
Jesus Christ
Jesus
God Craver
Baptist Women Honor Teachers Opens Fall Meeting
The first fall and winter gathering was opened by Mrs. Vernon Ross, with Mrs. Jack Dauphin leading music to the hymn More Like The Master. Devotional by Mrs. Lawrence Kattenhorn and refreshments served by Mrs. Bill Hildebrand, Mrs. Don Lewis, and Mrs. Robert Wiebe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Ross
Jack Dauphin
Robert Wiebe
Mirs
Lawrence Kattenhorn
Delbert Robnett
Bill Hildebrand
Don Lewis
Robert Wicbe
Legal Notice on On-Sale Alcohol License Protest in Sacramento
Protest filed with the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control in Sacramento regarding an on-sale license. The notice requests a hearing or action to protest the renewal or issuance of the license for specified premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Alcoholic Beverage of
Newspapers Make a Big Difference in Freedom and Knowledge
Editor notes National Newspaper Week highlighting newspapers’ role in informing the public. Discussion covers newspapers’ ability to preserve history, explain major topics from Suez to science, and provide continuous access to reliable reporting across time.
Property Sale Notice Chains Transfer at Shafter
A notice from Shafter California states that sale transfer and assignment will occur at 320 James Street on a specified October day in 1962. It lists property stock and a business, with the date and time set for early morning proceedings under state statute.
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Cebes Street
Shafter
California
Sree & Cembers
City Hell
James Street
Shefter
Ali Stock Ieede
Gunures Ewe Anon Ees Gut
Aeag
Karn
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