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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1969

Page

13

Murphy backs bilingual funds to cut California dropouts

Sen. Murphy presses for threefold House funds totaling 45 million to expand bilingual instruction and dropout prevention. California data show half of Mexican American students leave by eighth grade and most repeat a grade. Long Beach Unified would be a direct beneficiary with 45 thousand dollars requested.

California George Murphy Senate Appropriations Committee House Murphy Sen. Murphy Senate Long Beach Unified Long Beach U.S. Office of Health, Education and Welfare

Rogers Proposes Israeli Withdrawal For Egyptian Peace Pact

U S Secretary of State William Rogers suggests Israel withdraw from Egyptian territory in return for a binding Cairo pledge to make peace. The plan omits the Palestinian commando issue and faces Yasser Arafat who insists on a fully independent Palestinian state achieved by force.

U.S William Rogers Israel Cairo

Readers dispute UNICEF fund details and police claims

A reader letter critiques Mrs. Elise Emery’s December article over UNICEF funds and police conduct. The writer clarifies UNICEF card sales and Trick or Treat proceeds support UNICEF activities and UN programs, noting honesty standards and chapter work in Long Beach.

Elise Emery Emery Unicef New York

Man of Pugwash seeks end to war amid peace prayers

Cyrus S. Eaton, 86, Ohio industrialist, has spent years pursuing peace to end the Vietnam conflict. In recent weeks he visited Paris and Moscow as part of efforts associated with the Pugwash movement.

Vietnam Cyrus S. Eaton Ohio Paris Moscow Nikita Krushchev Alexei Kosygin Anastas Mikoyan States Department Cyrus Eaton Eaton Russia

Cyrus Eaton push for peace with North Vietnam praised and questioned

John S. Knight profiles Cyrus Eaton, capitalist and Pugwash organizer, as he mediates behind the scenes with Hanoi. Eaton argues for pragmatic diplomacy, export-led aid, and compromise to end the war, while facing Cuba embargo criticism and war fatigue at home. He notes progress in Hanoi and prisoner treatment promises, but cautions no guaranteed success.

Hanoi United States North Vietnam Cyrus Eaton Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Academy of Political and Social Sciences Nova Scotia Eaton Russia Soviet Union Cuba Nixon Hong Kong

Santa Claus’s Heir Dilemmas Split Family of Claus

A humorous piece imagines Santa Claus aging and his four sons seeking who will inherit the role. Stanley shuns the task for Peace Corps service. Sammy and Sherman reject night work. Sigmund refuses reindeer medicine and jokes about a noble life. The narrator speculates on future succession and the appeal of the red suit versus other paths.

Washington Santa Claus Santa Blitzen Stanley Claus Sherman Claus Sammy Sherman Sigmund Claus Sigmund Mrs. Claus Bangu-Bangu

Sidewalk Senate Christmas Card Etiquette Reflections

Mrs. Ann McCarron of Redondo Beach notes Christmas cards renew acquaintances and brings friends together. Joe Merlino of Hartford says cards create business for the Post Office, helped by seasonal staff. May Urban of Palo Alto explains cards express kindness and a sense of obligation, with some conveying holiday spirit.

Ann McCarron Redondo Beach Joe Merlino Hartford Conn Post Office May Urban Palo Alto

Why people send Christmas cards in Long Beach

In downtown Long Beach residents share varied reasons for sending cards. John Musquiz explains he sends to parents and close friends, James Rose calls it a tradition, and Mrs EC notes the cards offer a chance to reconnect and spread Christmas spirit despite infrequent year round contact.

John Musquiz Long Beach James Rose Mrs. EC S. Score Temterr

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