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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1962
Page
5
The Independent and Press Telegram declares editorial policy is independent, not binding to a single party. It may support candidates from different parties or all from one, based on public interest, while avoiding partisan commitments that could impair objectivity.
The Commerce Clearing House publishes a chart of average deductions from 1960 returns for income classes, including contributions, interest, taxes and medical expenses. It notes these are claimed amounts, not approved, and offers a basis for comparisons among taxpayers.
Editor notes Time says federal research money now funds about a quarter of university operating income and over two thirds of research budgets. Leaders from Cornell Princeton Chicago and Harvard discuss shifts toward government driven agendas, contract research and off campus centers, while critics warn of reduced teaching and academic drift.
In Venice Italy Count Adriano Foscarì and Venezia Vivi push for bridges to link mainland and city to boost auto traffic. Countess Anna Maria Cicogna Volpe leads opposition citing loss of historic canals. gondoliers dwindling to 400 as motorboats surge. A sitdown strike slowed Grand Canal traffic and officials limited speed to eight kilometers per hour.
A personal essay on temperament in tennis noting that most failures come from self blame and doubt. It argues that great champions avoid self-criticism, stay focused, and let opponents falter, achieving perfection by forgetting themselves in the pursuit. ©1952 Field Enterprises, Inc.
The League of Women Voters explains how voter initiated laws and referenda shape California policy. It notes initiative petitions require signatures totaling a governor race result, explains compulsory referendums for bonds and constitutional amendments, and describes a 5 percent petition path to place laws on a ballot for approval or defeat. It cites permanent voter registration and civil service reforms as notable successes.
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