Editorials The pollsters explain a post election diversion
The piece argues pollsters distort pre election results by framing explanations after outcomes diverge from predictions. It cites California polls showing Rockefeller ahead while Goldwater won and questions if polls influence voter behavior and election results. It calls for inquiry into polls impact on elections.
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California
Zave
Rockefeller
Sen. Goldwater
Gov
Rockefeler
Gov. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Custer Liked to Show Off in Final Battle Tale
A 1964 Chronicle Telegram column recounts rumors about George Armstrong Custer and the Little Big Horn. It cites a family anecdote alleging Custer faced warnings from two Indians and a denigrating view of his leadership, plus notes on his West Point record and rank, ending with a controversial claim that he died in a vainglorious disaster.
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New York
Jody
George Armstrong Custer
Litle Big Horn
Ceclone
Custer
Wrors
Corporal Readout
Junior
Little Big Horn
United States Military Academy
West Point
Washington
Winfield Scott
Cavalry
Hombie
U. S
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Congo
Tshombe
Henry Ford II
Detroi
Illumination Night Memorial Honors Dr Frederick Grover at Oberlin
Dr Frederick O Grover longtime Oberlin College botanist dies at 96 after a life of teaching and service He helped introduce Darwinism to college instruction and earned Oberlin honors including an honorary degree and Alumni Medal The campus lanterns will be lit shortly after funeral services, marking the memorial event
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Oberlin Colege
Frederick O. Grover
Grover
Oberlin College
United States
Oberlin
Welcoming Lorain County’s new U S citizens
The Lorain County community greets 38 new citizens from 15 countries who earned U S citizenship after leaving their homelands to seek opportunity here. The Lorain County Bar Association is praised for sponsoring the continuing welcoming program.
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Lorain County
United States
Europe
Asia
Land of the Free
Land of
Opportunity
Loram County Bar Association
Golf loans fuel political glare in farm program
Senator John J. Williams probes USDA soil conservation loans totaling 1.1 million dollars for golf courses and related facilities. The list shows 13 courses receiving funds and a string of individual farmers benefiting, with communities in North Carolina Maryland Iowa Minnesota and more. The probe targets whether agricultural credits favored recreation over crop land preservation and potential conflicts of interest.
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Drew Pearson
Middle East
Jack Anderson
Washington
John J. Williams
Freeman
Agriculture Departament
Williams
The Mafia Legend of Don Calo and Lucky Luciano
A fragmented historical sketch recounts Don Calogeri Zizzi ni from Villalba Sicily and Lucky Luciano, detailing mafia influence from church corruption to wartime intrigues, AMGOT complicity, prison transfers, and postwar crime revival in Sicily and the United States.
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Don Vito
Palermo
Gela
Don Calo
le Ore
Saini Andrew
Saint Julian
St. John the Baptist
Rome
AMGOT
Lucky
Don Salvatore Luciano
Don Calogeri Vizzini
Villalba
Aqies
Don Cato
Luciano
Dewey
Italy
United States
U.S. Navy
Johnsons consumer boost spurs US economy checks
The column reflects on past predictions and notes a Federal Reserve report showing a U S gold stock rise in April and a March uptick. It credits Lyndon Johnson and Lani Johnson for renewed confidence, cites steel mill modernizations, union restraint, and hints at a potential auto strike to watch as wage pressures loom.
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Federal Reserve Board
U.S
U. S
Eliot Janeway
Lani Johnson
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
United Automobile Workers
Walter Reuther
White House
Baldwin launches drive to abolish HUAC
Washington report notes James Baldwin leads a pamphlet campaign to end the House Un American Activities Committee. The National Committee to Abolish HUAC, cited as a Communist front, plans to circulate 250000 copies by Election Day with Frank Wilkinson directing the effort.
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Washington
James Baldwin
House UN American Activities Committee
Baldwin
House Committee
National Committee
HUAC
Congress
Frank Wilkinson
Baldwin linked to Fair Play for Cuba and anti HUAC efforts
Congressional files show Baldwin backed Fair Play for Cuba Committee and signed ads for its creation though dissociated later. He criticized FBI Director Hoover, sparking headlines in the Communist press. References cite links to Marzani Munsel and alleged far left activity.
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Balimvin
Tavestia
Baldwin
Cuba
Senate
UnAmericana
HUAC
New York
Marzani
Munsel
Carl Aldo Marzani
Alexander Munsell
Fie
Washington
Communist Party
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Birmingham
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Policy Review OF
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