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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1961

Page

3

Editorial on Gov Brown's federal aid for rapid transit

The piece questions federal involvement in funding and running city rapid transit in California. It notes traffic growth, interurban rail decline, and cites the interstate highway program as a model. It warns that federal aid could expand federal control, comparing private and local failure to national responsibility and asking how large government should become.

Gov. Brown California Los Angeles Orange Counties Brown

Local Legislation on Marina Fees Questioned by Council

The Long Beach City Council postponed six months for study on slip rentals after Assemblyman Bruce Allen pushed a resolution. The measure, passed without argument, signals no profit motive for tidelands operations, but critics say the city must run tidelands like a business and consider impacts on tidelands funds and private competition.

Long Beach Long Beach Marina Bruce Allen Assemblyman Allen Tidelands

Lawmaker flags capital punishment debate after Kern child crime

Senator Hugh M Burns argues the Kern County kidnapping rape and murder of a six year old girl offers a timely case study for abolishing capital punishment this session. He warns against letting legal technicalities and pity clutter the record while opponents say the case tests deterrence and advocates say punishment might prevent repeat offenses.

Hugh M. Burns Fresno Kern County

Kennedy Faces Unpopular Moves to Halt Gold Drain

Washington reports rising foreign opposition to U S plans to curb gold outflow and protect the dollar. President Kennedy may push drastic steps after long talks with Treasury Chief Dillon, including tariff shifts, tighter import controls, buy-American broadening, curbs on U S tourist purchases abroad, and tougher taxation of overseas profits, despite industry pushback.

Washington United States Russia Kennedy Congress Eisenhower White House Treasury Dillon Dean Rusk

Free University of Cuba draws broad support letters

A cross section of readers write in urging a Free University of Cuba exiled for Cuban students and professors. Support pours in from Maj. Bert Decker and others praising democratic ideals, with Mundt Fascell backing resolutions and Ribicoff expressing approval.

Washington Latin America North America Teac U. S. Air Force White Birch N.H Free University of Cuba Free University Steve Tabin Greensboro N. C Cuba al Fiore San Francisco Russia Ste Marie F. Trippodi Vandenberg Afb Cal University of Karl Mundt South Dakota Dante Fascell Florida Kennedy

Long Beach Pavilion Dream Reborn After Fire

Long Beach built its first pavilion in 1897 to attract visitors with sea views and music by Professor Meine’s band. The structure doubled in size by 1902, but a January 1905 fire destroyed it, costing about 15000 dollars. Prominent locals offered to finance a bigger pavilion, yet trustees refused, insisting the city should build it itself.

Boig Long Beach Meine

Getting Rid of a Cold Is It Better to Rest or Stay Active

Strictly personal column by Sydney J. Harris lampoons common cold cures. It contrasts bed rest versus activity, feeding versus starving, and endless remedies from popular culture, concluding the only sure way to shed a cold is to pass it to someone else.

Sydney J. Harris Harris Bacilli Astar

Reader letter challenges Drew Pearson on Ike era actions

Mrs Warren Robbins writes from 3316 Wilton St challenging Drew Pearson’s view that Eisenhower’s foreign policy was a safe greens analogy. The letter argues Ike faced Korea, Vietnam, Suez and Lebanon crises with decisive leadership and questions the portrayal of his motives and record.

Mr. Pearson Pearson Eisenhower Korea Viet Nam Warren Robbins Wilton St

The Independent staff and office locations listing

The Independent file shows publisher Danini H Ridder co publisher Herman Ridder executive editor Miles Site and managing editor Marry Fitton with advertising reps Ridder Johns Inc. Offices listed in New York Detroit Los Angeles San Francisco and Washington. The note states current files of The Independent are maintained at these offices.

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