Editorial Signs of a New Emphasis on Shoreline Development
The editorial argues shoreline development is rising in priority with federal and state action urging 15 percent of coasts and shorelines to become recreation areas. It contrasts crowded current facilities with the demand for water activities and access, praising Long Beach and Alamitos Bay as examples of growing shoreline recreation potential.
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Khrushchev Demands Summit Amid West Tensions
Khrushchev favors another summit to discuss East West issues but West leaders remain wary after a prior failed attempt and the U S spy plane controversy. He blames the planes for stalling dialogue while fearing Eisenhower's rising popularity. The writer cautions against Khrushchev’s manipulation and tires of his yo yo diplomacy.
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Kennedy prospects in Washington and Oregon shaping up
In Washington and Oregon voters favor liberal trends and change, with Kennedy unlikely to face religious scrutiny. The region leans Democratic in the west, conservative in the east, prioritizing television presence, warmth, and speech over party labels.
Ike's Sizzling Statements Stir Probes Into Election Heat
Washington chronicles Ike’s public remarks against Democrats fueling potential probes. The column outlines alleged connections with Nielsen, Moore, Allen, and Trujillo, plus lavish gifts, farm intrigues, and extensive presidential travel expenses. The piece casts Ike amid questions of money, influence, and extravagance.
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Town Meeting About Catholicism
Kathleen Dodson urges fair treatment for Kennedy and invites non Catholics and unfamiliar Catholics to Catholic inquiry classes to learn Catholic doctrines. She asserts beliefs do not conflict with American patriotism or holding office including presidency.
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The Independent Staff Directory Note
Current files of The Independent are maintained at offices in New York and regional bureaus. Publisher Ridder Co Publisher Hines and editorial leaders including Malcom Eptey Miles Hines and Harry Fulton guide public affairs and advertising outreach.
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Let's Bring Back the Bicycle in Modern Cities
In a streetwise meditation the author laments car congestion and safety concerns and argues for reviving bicycles in European style downtown life. He praises cyclists as courteous and sociable and fears future streets dominated by private cars, taxis, and buses unless bicycles return.
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Petition Drive Targets Special Election On Oil Drilling Downtown
Petitions with 22 500 signatures aimed to force city council to call a special election to permit controlled oil drilling in the downtown area of 550 feet. Mayor Fletcher Bowron and Los Angeles officials were involved with over 20 000 viewers along the harbor channel greeting the 33 000 ton liner. California South Central district lodge officers of Long Beach Lodge 888 won the title and prepared to face the Monterey winner for state representation. A Bruce Swope was exalted Tyler.
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Global leaders voice faith in future amid upheaval
In Munich Cardinal Testa says violent times may presage end or aid a better world while Ivory Coast’s Houphouet-Boigny lauds De Gaulle for guiding Africa to independence within a community of nations. In Washington FTC chair Kintner says payola crackdown targets record companies, not DJs.
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