Editorial 1000 Miles of Freeway and Traffic Demand
California touts its milestone of 1000 miles of freeways while looming traffic growth strains urban transit. The piece notes U S Bureau projections of a one third rise in vehicles next decade, urban congestion, and the public transit paradox in big cities. It argues rapid transit hinges on policy, cites New York Chicago and Long Beach Los Angeles patterns, and praises highway planners facing knotty growth without disrupting communities.
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U. S
New York
Chicago
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Solomons
World’s Fair Benefits Spur Hope For Long Beach Plan
Since 1966 Long Beach planned a world’s fair the debate over fairs’ relevance persisted. Now Pacific Northwest data shows strong employment gains mid July with hotel and restaurant sectors surging and rail and air travel up. Tourism businesses along Oregon routes report 30 to 40 percent increases as major carriers note higher Seattle ridership.
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Long Beach
Pacific Northwest
Washington State
Oregon
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Seattle
United Airlines
Greyhound
Congress Not Listening on Space Communications Bill
Washington report notes few senators present as a space satellite communications bill faces a filibuster. Senator McMahon, honored with a special stamp, helped shape atomic-age policy. Critics question overseas negotiations and AT&T dominance, while President Kennedy presses for passage amid a wary State and Justice Departments.
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Washington
Len Erien McMahon
Bil
Sen. McMzhon
Robert S. Kerr
Space Or Aeronautical Committee
Commerce Committee
Warren Magnuson
Lyndon Johnson
Agate
Space
Chem
Ventere
State and
Justice Departments
Kennedy
State Department
Satellite Corporation
Justice
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Congressional Standing Committees
Maurine Neuberper
Pan-America Airways
United States
Kennedy eyes critique of AMA in Medicare clash
Irate Kennedy plans to expose AMA methods this fall after the medical society lobbied Capitol Hill to block elderly medical aid. The piece notes AMPAC, AMA trustees, and bipartisan moves while detailing Kerr Mills, doctor funding, and Alsop family intrigue shaping GOP messaging.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
American Medical Association
AMA
US Steel
Medical Society
Capitol Hill
Oklahoma
Bob Kerr
American Medicine For
AMPAC
J. J. Montfort
Batesville, Ark
House
Ways and Means
Wilwar Mills
Kensett, Ark
Congress
Eone
Association of American Medical Colleges
Kerr-Mills
Minois
Hinds
Quotes and tensions dominate a fraught day abroad and at home
A Brazilian student at the White House questions war prospects saying there will be no winner in the next war. British Foreign Secretary Lord Home urges continued Cold War talks and patience at the conference. At Terminal Island a warden comments on two inmates scaling a 40 foot smokestack for 15 hours, calling it attention seeking kid stuff.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
London
Lord Home
Terminal Island
Calif
Raymond W. May
Federal Correctional Institution
Marriage on the Rocks and the Value of Commitment
A syndicated opinion column argues marriage should be harder to obtain and questions cooling-off periods or psychological testing. It contends couples change after marriage, making 60 40 give-and-take essential yet misapplied, and stresses that adjustment to a new partner, not the lovers once imagined, drives marital rifts.
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Sydney J. Carris
Atlantic Monthly
Nora Johnson
Law and Order
J. J. Lehane
Lehane
Town Meeting Probes Bisby Park Stage Obsolescence
Letters from readers call for a new public stage at Bisby Park to replace the obsolete aging structure used by Under the Stars and other summer performances. Citizens cite poor acoustics and worn seating while urging the Recreation Division to act on a needed public facility.
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Bisby Park
W. Barwise
Winnipeg Pl
Languages Wia the News by Scott and Strompen Carrie
A column compares father son expressions from multiple languages. It cites phrases in French German Spanish Russian and Chinese and notes Berlitz Diner's Dictionary mailed to readers who submit a nonquestion for the feature.
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Charles F. Scctt
Robert Strompen
Carrie
Adnovo Dyereva Vishen'ta
Berlitz
Unsigned Letters Target Ernest Denning at Cedar Ave
A writer complains of receiving unsigned mail inserting pamphlets and propaganda. The author, who signs as Ernest Denning of 3060 Cedar Ave, notes years of selling pieces of mail from unknown persons with copied names and addresses and discards unidentified items. The message ends with a harsh epithet toward mailers of propaganda without identification.
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Ernest Denning
Cedar Ave
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