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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1963
Page
7
Khrushchev presses for fewer inspections and warns of withdrawal if the West pushes hard. Berlin remains the priority as Hosmer warns of a retreat from verification. The piece questions whether any treaty truly reduces risk, noting secret Soviet work could undermine controls. Kennedy wants ready laboratories instead of standby readiness.
Adm. Rickover criticized manufacturing defects in nuclear subs and urged stricter supplier standards. He cited wrong materials, faulty welds and radiographic practices, noting metal fatigue limits and the Thresher disaster as context. He urged better quality control and inspections to prevent future failures.
Sacramento reports politicians joining TV panels as summer replacements and news conferences. Ex‑politicians like McCauley and Brown appear on shows. Gov Pat Brown debuts on televised briefings while Nixon explores a potential TV news comments program.
Washington scrutiny falls on nuclear power reliability and safety. Reports cite Thresher tragedy mysteries and reactor incidents at Indian Point Laguna Beach and Detroit Edison. AEC approval for Detroit Edison follows critics led by Bronk Lilienthal and Moses over city proximity and public risk. Taxpayer funded insurance covers accidents while residents lack a say in plant siting. Cardona complains Kennedy backed out of Cuban invasion support after Christmas Orange Bowl pep talk stirred returning prisoners. Dillon to testify on veterans hospital waste, Gleason authorizes testimony.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a senior executive, a lawyer named Reece, and several firms including Water C4 and Cheope Beret. It references New York and Philadelphia area entities and a case related to management, expers, and advisory roles. No clear events or outcomes are stated.
Governor Edmund G Brown pledges bipartisan support to quickly acquire and develop park and beach sites, warning that 25 200 acres could disappear to private development. He proposes $13 million now and $150 million via bonds for later development, stressing the public wealth of these coastal properties.
A Chicago nurse argues nursing duties have shifted from direct patient care to administrative tasks. A college president cites training waste, noting nurses rarely apply demanding education. The letter urges hospitals to reassess patient care versus paperwork and staffing.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged making West Berlin neutral like Switzerland or Austria in an informal Milan interview reported by Il Giorno. He compared Austria and San Marino as examples and stressed Berlin’s central role in European tensions. United States and Britain sought to revive stalled nuclear test ban talks with possible Foreign Ministers meeting discussions.
Reader Q and A explain savoir faire as savoir to know and faire to do meaning smooth correct manner. The word cynic is traced to a doglike outlook on human values and morals. A Berlitz Diners Dictionary copy will be mailed for questions used in Languages in the News.
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