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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1964

Page

4

Another Record Budget for California Faces Skepticism

Gov. Brown proposes the largest California budget yet, drawing mixed reactions from Republicans and Democrats. The plan includes higher welfare and state salary spending, a tax cut for low earners, and a large share for education. Critics warn of continued red ink and call for restraint to avoid burdens on taxpayers while addressing a growing young population demanding more services.

California Brown Senate Hugh M. Burns Len Burns

The Ruby articles draw reader objections and doubt

Readers object to a first person series by Jack Ruby claiming the right to defend his actions after Kennedy’s assassination. The paper portrays Ruby as distraught and seeking sympathy, while cautioning that facts and his defense will be weighed by a jury in a forthcoming trial.

Jack Ruby Kennedy Ruby

California GOP Views Nixon as a Loser in State Politics

In California, Republicans see Nixon as stronger outside the state than at home after defeats and a harsh career arc. They doubt a Nixon bid would revive intra-state support, fearing poor campaign dynamics and a party retreat from his moderationist stance as they pivot toward Rockefeller’s potential convention entry.

Washington Richard Nixon California Comuntry Potentia Nixon Edmund G Pat) Brown Wall Street New York Gov Rockefeller

Revelations on Don Reynolds Question Johnson Witness

Key witness Don Reynolds faced a pattern of false accusations and misconduct claims spanning espionage charges in 1952 to postwar black market activity in Germany. FBI findings cited lies, sexual misconduct, visa manipulation, antisemitic remarks, and unreliability, undermining his credibility before the Senate.

Washington Don B. Reynolds Johnson Bobby Baker FBI Reynolds Air Force Germany Hiklegard Bochal Berlin United States McCarran Hildegard Buchal Switzerland Taken Satherland Georgetown University Foreign Service School Georgia Tech Military Academy West Point Senate Rules Committee Don Reynolds Jonson Alteady Leonard Bursten Senate P. L. McLendon

Independent DeWEL Lea Angwies and Ree Vet Corres

Independent Dewald Lea Angwies and Ree Vet report from Minnesota field notes. Priadetpin and Sen Frimence Corres discuss Tha tndevandet and Pantene Bf Rae eticn locally.

Dewel Lea Angwies Miinnaseein Ree Vet, Priadetpin Sen Frimence Corres Fies Af Tha Tndevandet Pantene Bf Rae Eticn

Authenticity as Core of Effective Teaching and Healing

A parent asks why some teachers manage classes with light discipline while others must shout. The piece argues authentic presence, not authority or technique, unlocks genuine influence. True teaching and healing are arts of tuning into others, requiring self-lreliance and humanhood before guiding students toward their own existence.

Tejon Harris

Town Meeting on Conscience and Cold War Critique

A reader decries moral conflict over funding and policy amid cold war tensions. He accuses a godless enemy, praises Barry Goldwater, and attacks appeasement while criticizing leadership and tax burdens. The letter also defends Helen Gahagan Douglas against Nixon's campaign tactics.

Helen Gahagan Douglas Edward Kay Dick Nixon Douglas Nixon Earl Warren

What About Booze In The Paper

Mrs. W. R. Phillips of 1300 E. 63rd St notes space given to cigarette dangers but highlights alcohol as the most harmful habit. She cites widespread destruction from drinking, urging awareness beyond cigarette focus.

W. R. Phillips E. 63Rd St

All-State Fish License Proposed for Seniors

A letter from W. D. Hemenway of Annandale urging Congress to create a single federal fishing license for seniors on Social Security to fish in national parks and reserves. He suggests a two dollar stamp in states to fund the plan and notes Congressman Hanna promised to consider the idea.

Richard T. Hazna House Senate Washington, DC Hanna

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