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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1969
Page
10
Long Beach will be among 76 metro areas where the federal government plans to install computerized job banks. The system speeds matching of openings to job seekers, boosts minority placements, and may quickly place about a million people into the labor market.
The opinion piece urges President Nixon to hold more frequent news conferences, arguing Johnson’s overexposure was unjustified and that regular briefings keep the public informed about war inflation race relations urban policy and the president's future. It notes Nixon aims for a "low silhouette" approach but warns against excessive staff shielding.
Milton Eisenhower and John W. Gardner argue internal threats loom larger than external foes. They call for war end, realigned priorities, and bold presidential leadership to mobilize resources for social problems and urban tensions.
A reader refuses a subscription switch to an out of town paper while praising three local writers and venting about politics. Another writer, an ex convict, describes struggling to rebuild life after prison and faces prejudice from Christians while seeking credit.
The article discusses enduring belief in witches and Satanism, noting a revival in the 20th century. It asserts the Sharon Tate murders were carried out by a ghastly group described as fantasics.
The piece surveys ritual murder claims from witch trials to present day occult groups. It cites Gilles de Rais and Major Weir as examples, notes anti witch sentiment and Inquisition protections, and mentions witch doctors in South Africa and white witches, stressing credulity and the allure of forbidden powers.
A dialogue explores perceptions of male predictability and imagination. The speakers debate charm, smiles, and the claim that only imaginative men stand out while others seem predictable.
In Bellflower opinion pieces Jeanne Harris and Lois Van Brock share views on male predictability. Harris says only exciting men defy predictability while routine chores reveal little. Van Brock argues no man is entirely predictable and notes clues like dress or approach may mislead without knowing him.
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