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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1961
Page
7
The piece argues the United States still trades with Cuba despite hostility and a partial embargo. It notes $70 million a year in food and medicine imports to Castro, urging a full embargo to back freedoms fighters and curb aid to Cuba. It questions why aid continues and calls for stronger action.
The International Association of Machinists warns members against moonlighting saying extra work beyond daily tasks harms employment opportunities for others. The circular frames ambition and exertion as virtues of a free enterprise system and argues against taking additional jobs.
The Long Beach Junior Chamber of Commerce launches an information program to aid senior citizens. Led by Gordon Meinert, the Jaycee group collaborates with senior groups and the recreation department to distribute material at hotels and apartment buildings. R. Robert Webster notes increased inquiries and bond investments.
Mrs Goerwatz, President of the Long Beach League of Women Voters, urged an affirmative path over smear tactics. She warned that frantic flag waving and suspicion foster distrust and hatred, advocating education on issues, candidates, and government structures to strengthen democracy.
The piece argues the United States faces a grim decade of conflict with Russia and must mobilize freely, urging federal action and public resolve. It cites Kennedy and Eisenhower warnings, calls for deeper government control, industrial effort, and possible military intervention to safeguard democracy.
The column notes Kennedy and Eisenhower circle each other in tension over Cuba and antitrust while farm policy stirs debate on ham moisture rules. It highlights Udall, Guthman, Sylvester, Byrd, and Freeman amid calls for public hearings across Philadelphia, Atlanta, Chicago, Minneapolis, Denver, Portland, Los Angeles to gauge housewife needs.
A collection of contemporaneous statements from leaders and officials. Franz Eleazer Meyer critiques Eichmann as a ruler wielding life and death power, while Manuel Pena baz recounts Soviet armament in a failed Cuban venture. Michel Debre signals a nationwide purge to restore state firmness, and Robert F Kennedy links court-evasion to a federal school desegregation action.
Washington reports that the United States and several nations endorsed India's five year plan as realistic and worthy of support. Aid consortium members will consult their governments before pledging firm funding for the year. American officials expect Kennedy to offer substantial U S aid subject to Congress approving the foreign aid fund.
Current files of The Independent Archiv maintained at these offices. Ridder publishing staff and editors listed with various roles. locations referenced include New York and Washington bureaus. The fragment outlines publishers, editors, and managerial positions, indicating organizational structure.
The author argues reason alone cannot shape life and emotion guides, warning against premature envy and blind logic. He notes lovers doubt vows, praises pacifists, contrasts pedantry with genuine learning, and observes shifts in how reputation is earned. He also weighs science and religion, citing Pasteur and Freud to show science can hinder as well as help thinking.
A letter contends that progressives claim to defend democracy while pursuing socialism and criticizes Roosevelt, Truman, Eisenhower, and Kennedy as duplicitous. It warns that New Deals and Modern Republicanism are scams, urges pride in America yet laments moral decay, and predicts self-destruction without change. Dale D. Oare signs at 3042 Santa Fe Ave Apt D.
V Ferguson from Greenmeadow writes about a recent trip on the Freeway Flyer bus. He notes faster travel times versus the old Red Car service and comments on fewer stops, while acknowledging typical freeway congestion and delays during peak hours.
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