Southland Growth Rate Slowing Raises Concerns
A 1960s regional analysis notes California and United States growth decelerating from previous highs. Researchers warn immigration shifts and environmental limits curb rapid expansion, urging sustained effort to maintain livability and economic progress amid slower gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
California
Draft Card Burning Shunned by Supreme Court Refusal
The Supreme Court declined to review a conviction for burning a draft card, signaling no change to the Second Circuit ruling. The court’s silence implies agreement with the appellate decision, stressing draft card destruction as improper and harmful to the Selective Service system in times of national peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Supreme Court
Osmond Frankel
American Civil Liberties Union
High Court
Selective Service System
Court’ of ‘Appeals
Town Meeting and Civic Critiques by Long Beach Readers
Letters from residents critique student tuition funding and policing in Long Beach. A 60-year-old tire repairer argues for work paying own education and questions taxpayer duties. Margaret Frederick applauds vigilant officers and notes two women violating a crosswalk rule, urging prudent enforcement.
Primitive political memory and youth in Democratic Republican clashes
The piece reflects on juvenile political clashes in Chattanooga Tennessee between Democrats and Republicans at an old Fourth District school. It laments the lack of dynamic youth engagement in politics, critiques adult leadership, notes aging unions under Walter Reuther as an exception, and warns of a growing gap between young and older Americans living in a world they did not create.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Walter
Reuther
South
Washington
Youth and politics in the South and national shifts
Ralph McGill analyzes how the South defies a single party pattern, separating factions within Democrats and Republicans. He notes rising youth awareness amid partisan divides, advertising tapping teenage and youth markets, and a broad shift in civic discourse.
Arms Sales Stirring Cyprus Turmoil and Global Peddling
United Nations warnings flag renewed Cyprus tensions as American arms reach Greece and Turkey. The Pentagon's overseas sales drive, led by Henry Kuss, profits firms like General Dynamics Lockheed and McDonnell with deals in Morocco Latin America and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Nations
Nuble
Cyprus
U.S
Greece
NATO
U. S
Turkey
Defense Department
Henry Kuss
Bit
Partment
General Dynamics
Lockheed
McDonnell
General Dyna
Crown profits tied to contracts in Cool County and General Dynamics
The article links Crown to a profitable building supplies firm with city contracts in Cool County, plus a large TFX deal for General Dynamics amid criticism. It notes Dora Stern suing Crown for a share of her mother Mrs. Greiver’s investment from 1819, with Crown winning earlier court battles. Also mentions Sen Fulbright’s push to halt weapons shipments and recounts FDR’s warning about the military industrial complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Griever
Crown
Cool‘ County
General Dynamics, Corporation
Dora Stern
Greiver
D-Ark
Dwight D. Eisenhower
There Ought to Be A Special Ruling Against Cliches
A humorous critique of slang and clichés in public speech. The speaker lampoons expressions like on the ball whats up and know-how while calling for curbs on slang usage and against verbose phrasing in everyday discourse.
Washington's Moral Doubt Deepens Over CIA Ties
The early 1967 period sees Washington shaken by a wave of policy and moral doubt. The central issue centers on the CIA's covert funding of universities, student groups, labor officials, and private organizations, adding to a string of troubling disclosures about secrecy and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Vietnam
Central Intelligence Agency
Conflicting U.S. Power Plays Shake Washington
A sweeping portrait recalls 1960s scandals from Adar Powell and Bobby Baker to FBI wiretaps and Kennedy assassination controversies. It notes California politics involving Ronald Reagan, campus funding battles, and tensions between the White House, Congress, and the press, concluding with public pushback against clandestine methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adar Clayton Powell
D.N.Y
Bobby Baker
California
Baker
White House
C.sa
United States
Kennedy
Ronald Reagan
Clark ™ Kerr
University of California
Washington
Vietnam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Southland
Security First National Bank
Sé Inty
Luten
United
Staes
Mr. Luten
U.S. Court of Appeals
Second Circuit
Mously
Town Meeting
Kenneth L. Wookey
Lakewood
Megal
Long Beach
Cers
Aciond
East Second Street
Park and
East Second
Margaret Frederick Long Beach
Furse
Congressional
Churettes
Ralph McGill
Cally
Pentagon
Morocco
Algeria
Henry Crown
Chicago
Drew Pearson
Sen
William Fulbright
William ©. Bullitt
Philadelphia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bullitt
Sumner Welles
Welles
State Department
Fdr
St. Peter
Gates of Heaven
Bill Bullitt
Paris
Woodrow Wilson
Sydney Harris
James Reston
New York Times
James
Reston
Dominican Republic
Robert Kennedy
D-N-Y
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
William Manchester
Kenny
Kennedys
Manchester
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
Robby Baker
CLA
Radio Free Europe
Powell