Editorial LBJ Scoring Points In GOP Fight
The piece argues Lyndon B. Johnson gains momentum as Republicans contend for the GOP nomination. It notes his domestic and foreign successes, public favorable exposure, and busy outreach, while warning of potential trouble areas like Vietnam Cuba and military cuts. Johnson luck may influence opponents’ strategy.
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Russia
Red China
Brazil
Vietnam
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Castro
Cuba
Bobby Baker
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Noteworthy civic effort on local traffic and safety
The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce committeemen address residents difficulties at a busy state highway near a large mobile home development. They urge official channels to tackle localized issues such as awkward intersections and inadequate highway signing, stressing civic groups should act on everyday public safety and happiness concerns.
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Long Beach
Extremist Acts At World’s Fair Threaten Civil Rights
The piece condemns a small group of Negro and white extremists at the World’s Fair for disrupting events and insulting officials, arguing such violence undermines progress. It cites leaders like James Farmer and Bayard Best urging civil disobedience, and warns that unlawful acts endanger the fight for integration and equal rights. It stresses the need for lawful, mature Negro leadership to counter demagoguery and uphold due process.
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United States
Murphy
James Farmer
The
Congress
Austin
Wagner
Isbel
Brooklyn
New York
Necorameda Li
Rockefeller
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Communist Party
Johnson reports progress on nuclear cuts with Khrushchev
President Johnson hosts breakfast with GOP and Democratic leaders to discuss steps away from the brink in curtailing nuclear materials. He claims the U S has ample fissionable stock and vows not to run nuclear energy as a WPA project while noting mixed reactions from officials and prior State Department concerns over speeches about communist force.
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Charlie Halleck
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Pearson
Chartie Halleck
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Geneva
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John F. Kennedy
Russia
Lee Oswald
State Department
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Marx
Mr. K’s
Kremlin
Wisdom From Mistakes Fostering Bold Learning At Home
A reflection argues the value of making mistakes to grow learning and judgment. It contrasts protective parenting with allowing risk taking, noting wisdom often comes from consequences, not simply correct answers. A 32 year study shows adults recall school mistakes less than real life errors, urging homes to be spaces for ideas and trial, not right answers.
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Fainute
Harris
Vilage
Mary B. Late
Letters Praise Hosmer and Long Beach Opera
Readers commend Mr. Hosmer as a true representative of his people and urge support for his campaigns. A Long Beach Civic Light Opera debut of The Song of Norway earns praise for outstanding music, costumes, acting, and audience enthusiasm, with plans to attend again.
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Long Beach
Rockefeller Paper Recalled In California Campaign
Supporters of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller push for indirect help from General Eisenhower in California. The Rockefeller plan criticizes the Eisenhower administration and urges new foreign policy and defense positions, while sparking debate on Nixon and party strategy amid a tense Republican landscape.
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Mouttel Barry Gok
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Nisson
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Nixon
Gsenhower
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