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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1964
Page
6
Editorial argues critics over Moon mission ignore genuine competition with the Soviet Union. It notes a Soviet space station launch and says cost concerns should not yield to sacrificing prestige or scientific progress. The piece concludes the question is means, not goals.
The piece extols baseball as a divine creation and the enduring hope it brings to fans each spring. It centers on Washington Senators and the universal belief in new beginnings despite last season's outcomes, celebrating the sounds of bat and glove as salvation from winter.
A Vancouver bush pilot, Cedrid Mah, ferried forty two million dollars in small bills to allies after the United States wrote it off as a loss. An icy Himalaya jettison left five tons of money buried in red China. Mah contemplates retrieval but wonders who would own the treasure and if he could enjoy it.
Pennsylvanian Governor William Scranton remains unwilling to force a national bid. He would wage a tough campaign if crafted, but seeks moderation to avoid alienating delegates. Wallace’s Wisconsin showing unsettles, yet Scranton’s odds with his party endure amid civil rights tensions and primary signals.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention advertisers and theaters in a wartime context. Names of groups appear garbled. the piece hints at recreation efforts and relief amid conflict. No clear event dates or places are recoverable.
Drew Pearson previews newly released Pentagon documents that challenge General MacArthur’s Korean War memory, showing a secret and negotiated non bombing pact with China, vast Soviet air power, and confined U S troop actions. The piece cites Hoyt Vandenberg on rising bomber threats and calls the Korea conflict uniquely circumstances.
A physician cites a journal clipping and Dr Loyshin’s remarks on how women praise their husbands as a trap for writers and readers. The piece discusses psychological clues to concealed desire, noting how evident praise often signals underlying attraction and how people use opposite statements to express truth.
Letter writer endorses McCarthy for exposing vermin in high offices while criticizing Ridder editorial. Mixed views on extremism and moderation, with concerns about racial tensions, political rhetoric, and the need for true justice for all.
A Washington account reveals General Douglas MacArthur advising President Kennedy on Laos in 1961 and the Bay of Pigs context. Kennedy considered limited intervention but feared public misunderstanding. MacArthur warned of nuclear use, influencing neutralization shifts in Southeast Asia by 1965.
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