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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1963
Page
4
Managers at Long Beach theaters publish feature start times for the week with details on showings and venues. The schedule lists opening acts, major films, and performance slots across multiple venues, guiding audiences to prime viewing windows.
The passage references a canceled visit and reactions over Britain joining the European Common Market. It mentions De Gaulle, Adenauer, Khrushchev, and political tensions in Paris Brussels and Washington. It notes Franco German friendship talks and Soviet concern over a new pact, with notes delivered to ambassadors in Moscow.
President Kennedy asked Congress for 144 million dollars to acquire land for the Point Reyes National Seashore. California senators and congressmen pressed for action as private subdivisions encroached, aiming to secure land at a reasonable price for the seashore’s creation.
A Soviet Embassy statement denounces unwarrantable charges as harming Soviet Australian relations after a diplomat Skripov, serving since 1559, faced accusations and a potential exit within a week. The dispute centers on a high level diplomatic incident and a five year break in relations.
Charles Luckman urged CSU trustees to cap San Jose State enrollment at 12 500 to 15 000 due to high land costs. He questioned the feasibility of a master plan and a first phase expansion to 17 000, with a long-term goal of 20 000 students. President John T Wahlquist reacted with shock, stressing the campus crowding issue.
Washington reporters note Bills Sumner reports on university expansion costs and a Senate committee debate. San Jose State plans for 25 million dollars to add blocks for new classes are linked to rising enrollment. A broader test ban discussion involves Possony and Ward, with critics urging caution on unilateral disarmament and strategic risks amid the Cuban crisis.
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