The Grand NEW Party Revolt In The GOP
Analysts see a 1964 GOP shift toward a Goldwater driven youth movement. Young state chairs align with Barry Goldwater as old-line professionals face pressure from big donors and changing regional power. By spring, the revolution may solidify or fail.
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John F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goleswater
South
Hut
Goldwater
Dwicht Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Thomas J. Dewey
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
George Romney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
The $3.50 Haircut Crisis Sparks Quick Fixes
A playful survey finds Americans plotting wigs and new hacks to dodge rising barber prices. Four will trim every three weeks, two plan a Tarzan growout, one shaves his head like Yul Brynner, and three vow to form a barber-banter mutiny. A tycoon bets on hairclippers for steady profits, while a few others joke about gifts for Christmas stockings with colorful clippers.
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Viet Nam
Laos
China
U. S
America
Yul Brynner
Notice of Hearing in Probate of Will in Court
Rawles Nelson and Golden present a notice of hearing for the promotion of probate of a will. The court is in the state where the matter is before the authority, with details indicating the witness and dates. The heirs and beneficiaries are named as required by law, and the hearing will determine the validity and distribution under the will.
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Court of the State
Nba
Ukiah Area Sees Growth as Projects Break Ground
October 2 1958 Sunday edition reports new builds in Ukiah including Voll Motel on Porta Street and expansion plans for housing and public facilities. Notes on local elections, road work, and community notes including Sun Valley farm youths aiding prune harvest and a British steamer Bar Lee docking with lumber cargo.
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Cennie
Docat
Hse Oan
Thoren Fravel
Porta State Street
Fer Ir
Henry Voll
Mrr
Joe Mosehetti
Arizona
Registration fee confusion for campers and pickups
A garbled report discusses registration, fees, and pickup arrangements for campers and vehicles. It mentions the Department of Motor Vehicles, residency and rental costs, depreciation, and possible charges, with scattered references to a hearing or notices. The text is largely unreadable but centers on fees and procedures for camping and vehicle use.
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Sacramento
Pee Rita
Seppe
Victor Ve
Sittinein
Peendee
Santie Eyplang
Seoul
Adylay
California inquiry finds no direct evidence of lobbyist or legislator bribery
Sacramento scene reports that an attorney general inquiry into alleged civil operations during the 1963 legislative session found no direct evidence of bribery by any lobbyist or legislator. The preliminary report labeled the affair an indictment of the era, with officials stressing absence of clear criminal intent or targeted steppings while noting political tensions and calls for more names if any are to be named.
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Sacramento
CESS
Onvestugihan Ie
Civl
Muikine
O'Brien
Ashe
Asser
Kween
California
UW. 8
William Bo
Land
Oakhind
Las
Kneavland
Ina
Neoute
Univ
Assembly
Jesse MM
Ustadtine
Ineo
Seca
GOP
Pats
Maw Rafferts
Tate
Wheat surplus politics and tobacco talk in House hearing
A chaotic Washington debate centers on selling surplus wheat to the Soviet Union with critics arguing it could ease Cold War tensions while others warn of economic and health risks. Drew Pearson notes lawmakers from both parties push for or against the plan, linking farm aid, tobacco policy, and education funding to broader strategic questions.
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Washington
Soviet
Russia
Binef
House
Foren Affairs
Agrienolture
Ralph Harding Dedeha
Bolton
Russi
Mike
Savret
California Unemployment Insurance Reform Debate Continues
A long standing California unemployment insurance issue prompts Assembly and relevant committees to seek a detached study of financing. They aim to examine benefit levels, payroll taxes, and the fiscal impact on employers while considering extended and recall benefits. The push reflects concerns over rising employer costs and potential revenue strain.
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California
Trans Bance Ac
Assembly
Phireec
Tio
Tio Mentimate
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