United Way drive praised by Enhance crew at Long Beach
Editorial lauds Navy and Coast Guard sailors aboard Enhance for giving 7.20 per capita to United Way, the strongest per capita contribution among Navy units, with Carrier Valley Forge also contributing over 2000. It notes civilian shortfall but urges one final push to meet the goal and fund health and welfare services.
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Enhance
United Way
Navy
The
Coast Guard
Long Beach
Community Chest
Carrier
Valley Forge
Ish
The Beauty in the Hazard
A reflection on hazardous sports like skydiving skin diving and rock climbing once seen as eccentric now widely popular. The piece ponders why risk adds beauty to life, notes few die but some must, and urges readers to view tragedies as part of pursuing perceived beauty and living boldly.
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Switzerland
Fothese
Johnson Uses Sweet Talk Spurs On Balky Congress
Drew Pearson notes President Johnson applies soothing words and spurs to Congress as Senate leaders delay key appropriations. He targets reluctant senators, inviting discussions at the White House and pressuring for civil rights, tax cuts, and elder health care while navigating The Establishment.
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Johnson
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
LBJ
Congress
Pearson
Appropriations Committees
White House
Senate
Lyndon
Maine
Ed Muskie
Lby
Muskie
Foreign Relations
Remins
Utah
Frank Moss
Moss
Maskie
Interior Committee
Kennedy
Latin America and the Alliance for Progress
Editors and publishers in Latin America react to Kennedy's Alliance for Progress speech in Miami. They stress each country’s distinct needs, warn against generalizations, and note misunderstandings about US plans. The piece frames Latin leaders' hopes and doubts as Johnson's succession promises continuity and direction.
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Kennedy
Ted
Latin America
Latin Americas
Washington
Dr. Gainza
State Department
Argentina
Uruguay
Alliance For Progress
Humberto Perez
Posadas
George Westerman
The
Panama Tribune
Mario Damasco al
Mario Damasco al Diario In la Paz, Beliviz
Brazil
Chile
Venezuela
Lyndon Johnson
Associated Press
Lyndon
Johnson
Time is a seamless weave of past present and future
Strictly Personal argues against living only in the present. It cites Einstein and warns that time is indivisible. A balanced view blends past experience, present action, and future expectancy to avoid apathy, unreality, or shortsightedness. Human life is a flowing, time connected continuum.
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Sydey Harris
Einstein
Marris
Editorial letters praise strong local editorials and press freedom
Readers from San Diego and Long Beach commend editorials on international topics Moscow propagandists and justice, urging more pieces like On With the Tea Party and praising coverage of Iran and Russia. They discuss petitions, housing bills, public ballots, and the paper’s outrider role for open discourse.
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Xtra News
Dev. 4
C Percival
Willow St
San Diego
Moscow
Long Beach
Charles Cordray
Olive Ave
Apt
Independent personnel list for editorial staff
A scattered OCR listing names and titles appears to specify roles such as editor, managing editor, advertising representatives and a lawyer. The fragment names include Mavieoet LA Castine, Dane M. Bidder, Harale M. Hines, Austre Pusiater, Samuel Camecen, Cato Macoln, Petey Executiva, Miles E. Smex, and Ferguson Walur among others as officers or staff. The legibility is poor and no cohesive event or action is described.
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Inter American Press Association
Miami Beach
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Knight
Henry Gemmill
Wall Street Journal
Latin América
Peru
el Salvador
Mexico
Ricardo Castro Beeche
el Nacion
San Jose
Costa Rica
Alberto Gainza Paz
la Prenza
Buenos Aires
By Sydney J. Harris
Town Meeting
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Eliot St
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