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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1964
Page
5
Fragmented alarm response and cross jurisdictional delays cited as threats to life. A Hawaiian Gardens official warns that political boundaries compromise emergency services and public safety while urging cooperative alarm sharing between police and fire departments to reduce delays.
Attorney General Stanley Mosk’s appointment to the State Supreme Court as an associate justice is expected to receive broad approval as a reward for public service and to enhance the court’s quality. Traynor, chief justice since 1940, retires after shaping tidelands and evidentiary rulings, including the Mallon decision on Long Beach tidelands and the Cahan ruling restricting certain police evidence.
New Yorkers see three candidates for Senate including Rochester incumbent Kenneth Kealing and Clare Boothe Luce who hints at a Conservative bid. Attorney General Robert Kennedy may enter next week with Mayor Wagner backing, reshaping New York Democratic power amid old guard concerns.
Everett Dirksen presses a covert amendment to the foreign aid bill aimed at gutting Supreme Court authority while preserving a lopsided state government. The move follows earlier Roosevelt court battles and uses rushed end-of-session tactics as Illinois reapportions shift suburban gains versus downstate losses.
A fragmented reflection contrasts violent and peaceful paths in civil rights and revolutions. It argues that extreme positions overwhelm moderates, shaping outcomes in France, Russia, and modern debates. The piece notes gaps between leadership, legality, and social change.
Herman H. Ridder progressive publisher of the Independent Press-Teletograph received national recognition when he was presented with the Navy’s Meritorious Service Citation by Secretary.
In Moscow the Soviet literary magazine Oktyabr reports Stalin deported over a million Caucasian mountaineers during World War II amid alleged disloyalty. Novelist Andrei Gubin outlines how Balkars faced exile after mullahs and sheiks opposed the regime, with Nazi collaboration claims cited as a pretext. Khrushchev later called the acts monstrous in his 1954 secret speech.
Reads as a fragmented newsroom masthead listing publishers editors and executives, noting offices in major cities and assorted roles. Despite garbled text, the piece outlines leadership and advertising departments across multiple locations.
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