Long Beach Offers Harbor Site for Federal Customs House
Editorial argues that Long Beach Harbor Board proposed a five acre parcel between Seaside and Ocean Boulevards and Mitchell and Ontario Avenues should be acceptable to the federal government. It claims downtown Los Angeles opposition and Mayor Sam Yorty have hindered Reeves Field as the site, while noting Reeves Field requires toll waivers and political strings.
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Long Beach Harbor
Congress
United States
Harbor
Executive Branch
Long Beach
Ferminal Island
Los
Sam
Ownaty
Reeves Field
Terminal Island
U.S. Customs
Philip Nichols Jr
Vincent Thomas
Yong
Educator Opposes Federal Education Aid Elders Debate
Dr John A Howard president of Rockford College argues against federal education aid fearing loss of diversity and rise of mediocrity. He urges colleges to raise funds privately, warning that government support would push institutions toward standardization and diminished independence. The educator questions the basic future of higher education if federal funds replace private initiative.
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American Society
Howard Wdétes
Howee
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Tax Cut Plan Faces Broad Criticism by Chamber of Commerce
The United States Chamber of Commerce doubts the presidents tax reform plan, arguing it creates complex deductions and increases taxes for many while letting others pay none. It questions capital gains taxes at death or gift and warns the plan may worsen deficits and guest inflation amid fears over charitable deductions and double taxation.
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New Frontier
Corle
Flan
Owmers
Kenatdy
Treasury
Stanley Surrey
Newsweek
Common Market clash risks U S farmers says Pearson
Drew Pearson argues De Gaulle vetoing Britain from the Common Market will hit American farmers hardest, cutting about 1.1 billion dollars of Western European purchases. He cites tariff shifts, wheat incentives, and political farm blocs as drivers of reduced U S farm exports while noting water and pollution concerns and Scout backgrounds of several U S leaders.
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de Gaulle
Britain
Western Europe
Europe
United States
Pearson
Australis
Canada
New Zealand
Strictly Personal Let Children Set Own Goals
A college student returns home facing parental pressure to succeed. The piece argues heavy expectations from affluent families shape career paths, harming the child’s choice and happiness. It notes many youths avoid trying to please parents, while poorer youths may set their own terms despite tougher odds.
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Harris
Hig
Warden Lawes
Town Meeting Socialism True aim of Russia
Editor notes Khrushchev in East Berlin this month asserts there is only an alternative between capitalism and socialism. He omits any reference to communism. The remark prompts readers to weigh the present political spectrum and the public mood.
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Russia
Red Butcher
Khrushchev
East Berlin
Languages in the News debate pits capitalism against socialism
Ruth Ewing in a letter to the editor argues capitalism best preserves individual freedom and national prosperity. She contrasts it with socialism where she says individuals are compelled to meet state demands and lose pride, warning the USSR’s shift under Khrushchev and referencing embassy asylum seekers and secret police.
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Ministedstvo Gosudarstvennoy Bezopasnosti
Ministry of State Security
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Berlitz
Ussr
Khrushchev
Ruth Ewing
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