Editorial urges joint city school votes to save money
Editorial argues Long Beach Unified School District should seek joint elections with city elections. It notes high costs and low turnout, urges charter changes and state approval, and weighs term-lengths for school board and council. It cites April 1963 as a target and condemns low turnout of six percent.
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Citzens
Long Beach Unified
Long Beach
Election Board
Two Plans For Streamlining Los Angeles Courts debated
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors weighs two streamlining options for municipal courts. One would consolidate 25 districts into nine, the other create a single county-wide district. Supporters claim savings and faster trials. critics warn of centralization and distant judges. Local district elections for judges are urged to remain.
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Los Angeles County
Board of Supervisors
Kenneth Hahn
Ernest Nehs
Hahn
Iaad
Ross Distrets
Superior Court
Critics Say JFK Recession Measures Only Palliatives
Critics argue Kennedy recession measures amount to palliatives as they urge faster action to boost employment. They warn against deficits and rising taxes while noting temporary relief programs and proposed tax and wage policies to spur growth.
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Kennedy
National Association For the Advancement of Galored
Capitol Hill
Walter W. Ileler
Counc
Bahar
Arthur Lo Goldberg
Ther Dane Vert
Chareman
Ches
Secrevay Goldberg
Old Nazi Wounds Recalled on Israel Anniversary
Drew Pearson reflects on Israel's 13th anniversary and the Eichmann trial. He cites Tuvia Friedman's insights from The Hunter, notes the film They Were Ten about early Jewish immigrants, and recounts a tense Arab incident during filming in Arraba. He closes withitions about healing old wounds and Arab Jewish shared heritage.
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Israel
Tuvia Friedman
Eichmann
Friedman
Talya
Russia
Germany
Jaffa
Galilee
Baruch Dienar
Arraba
Dienar
Otto Preminger
Amlarab
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Jerusalem
Abraham
Egypt
Syria
Ridder era publisher banter and editorial staff notes
A garbled historical newspaper segment lists Ridder as publisher and various editorial personnel including managing editors, advertising representatives and offices in New York Chicago Detroit and Los Angeles. The readable items mention Foshay Tower, Minneanotd and several city references amid scattered names and titles.
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Herman H. Ridder
Banter HM
Harold M Hines
Agat
Aamurl
Canteron
Larry Canin
Coal Calling
Bat Galuninest
Malesiby Riley
Hievy Poitan
New Wk
Ditty Avenue
Chicaud
Postrcteme
Wrigley Fd
Detroit
Penahsest Aidq
Foshay Tower
Lee Angeles
San Peanders
Sutver Ste
Incenenient
Aig Mandaried
Meas Efficrs
Personal views on youth, morality, and venereal disease
The speaker discusses rising venereal disease among teens, the impact of cures on sexual norms, and argues morality should derive from love and intelligence rather than fear. He asserts sex is part of personality, urges shift from moral to psychic framing, and calls for mental health programs to fill a value vacuum.
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United States
Harris
Town Meeting Forget the Balls, Mouse for Soul
Editorial on balancing science and spirituality urging readers to read more and think positively. Critiques the excess of material gadgets and calls for moral awakening and better thinking to avoid fear and misfortune. Mentions Douglas Aircraft, Lockheed, segregation, and urging the president to act on equal opportunity contracts. See Wakefield.
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Douglas Aircraft
Lockheed
Douglas
Georgia
International Association of Machinists
Driscoll
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