Men Behind Missiles—the Teachers Who Train the Future
The piece argues the crucial role of teachers in shaping future missile builders and other professionals. It notes a ongoing shortage, urges retention of current educators, cites growth in teaching demand through 1965 and 1970, and highlights rising salaries and costs to become teachers. Two quotes from fifth graders honor a beloved principal, underscoring the teacher’s lasting impact.
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National Education Assn
Printing Smoke and Public Records Sparks Editorial
The San Diego Tribune critiques smoke printing as a gimmick and notes a 39 year-old ruling limiting public access to certain confidential city attorney records. It also highlights editorials from multiple papers on Knowland, Nixon, and Pentagon reform and includes staff and associate details.
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San Diego
Free Miller
Social living hinges on accommodation of interests
The piece argues consideration for others is not generosity but practical sense that lubricates social life. It cites Michael teaching Barbara to trade toys, and notes possession carries responsibility, that communities exist to curb power grabs, and that mutual respect prevents conflicts like wars and unfair taxation without consent.
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Daughters of the American Revolution wage fluoridation fight
Washington coverage profiles DAR activists led by Mrs. Ray Laverne-Erb who push against fluoridation. The article contrasts opponents citing communist links with Public Health Service data and notes New York City ultimately adopted fluoridation while the American Medical Association supports it.
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Gerald L. Smith
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Pittsourgh
New York City
Bunker Hill
Lexington
Letter on Reuther Yellowstone and social issues in 1950s era
A reader letter comments on a Walter Reuther claim about the Soviet Union as a workers paradise and questions why Goldwater did not raise it in a labor investigation. It shifts to critique mental health funding, toxic additives in food, water pollution fears, and the need for prevention. The author warns about mental health facilities and urges safer school zones and drug and alcohol awareness, ending with a personal note from Rosa V. Morbris of Orange.
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Russia
Len Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Kohler-Uaw
Washington
Daniel RE
Palmer
Alamitos Ave
Youth Temperance Education Week Proclaimed by Governor Knight
Governor Goodwin J Knight has proclaimed April 7 to 18 as Youth Temperance Education Week The message notes that many newspapers report tragedy and death linked to narcotics and alcohol and often involve young people The aim is to warn and educate youngsters about the dangers of substance abuse through this observance
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Goodwin J. Knight
A Bridge With Out Approaches for Long Beach Flag
A Long Beach editor proposes the city flag theme A Bridge With Out Approaches, noting Long Beach uniquely builds two bridges. The letter by A J Gunderson at 1053 Mahanna Ave suggests a civic symbol reflecting local structure and identity.
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A. J. Gunderson
Mahanna Avo
Religious groups and senatorial election changes
The Census Bureau reports 62.2 percent Protestant, 25.7 percent Roman Catholic, and 3.2 percent Jewish in the U S population. Senators were originally elected by state legislatures, with direct election by the people established by the 17th Amendment effective for senators elected after May 31 1813. A stray reference notes California’s Mono Lake as the Dead Sea of America.
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U.S
Paris premier ousted as Gaillard vows resistance
Felix Gaillard, voted out by the National Assembly, warned that if Independents oppose him he is finished. Ghana’s Kwame Nkrumah urged East and West to respect Africa’s affairs, saying Hands off Africa. Hollywood gossip notes Rosemary Trimble denied as Stompanato’s secret wife, hinting at a Jekyll and Fyde parallel.
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Felix Gaillard
France
National Assembly
Acora
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Africa
Hollywood
Rosemary Trimble
Johnny Stompanato
Lana Turners
Third Term Ban Fuels Republican Split in Washington
Washington debates a constitutional third term ban blamed for Eisenhower era tensions. Nixon emerges as GOP leader, absorbing party grievances while many Republicans break with administration on key reforms, including tax cuts and anti-recession measures. Economic pressures shape primaries and loyalty debates.
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