Early Oil Plan Seeks Quick Start for Long Beach Field
Editorial urges rapid State Lands Commission approval of a 1.5 billion barrel offshore Long Beach oil plan. It argues all tidelands oil revenue goes to the state with Long Beach paid as a trustee for anti subsidence work. The piece stresses public interest, national defense, and broad participation from officials and property owners.
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California
Long Beach
State Lands Commission
Tidelands
Harbor Department
Lands Commission
Long Beach Tidelands
U. S
Example of Dr Mount Inspires With Gifted Trust Fund
The life of Dr Bess Mount shows remarkable late life achievement and civic generosity. At 74 she set up a trust fund exceeding 150000 dollars to aid needy Long Beach children, proving a fifth decade can still spark growth and public-spirited action.
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Bess Mount
Long Beach
Mount
Kennedy Fears Recession Still Drives Tax Reform Fight
President Kennedy shifts from a combined tax cut and reform plan after a bankers conference, fearing a recession over tax equity. Congress moves quickly to propose alternatives as Mills shapes the debate, with a long, hard fight ahead and 1964 in mind.
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Washington
Kennedy
American Bankers Association
Congress
House Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
Heaven
Hell of
Moscow
White House
Curtis LeMay
Pentagon
LeMay
Air Force
Blunt Mak
Long Distance Power Line Hearing Targets California
Washington coverage on Oren Harris and Senate hearings into high voltage long distance power lines. Describes federal certification debates, public vs private ownership, and the influence of officials like Morgan and Swidler. Includes anecdotes on Betancourt dinner and other DC scenes.
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California
Washington
Oren Harris
Charles van
Doren
Madison Avenue
Harris
Pearson
Arkansas
West Virginia
New York
Consolidated Edison
Northwest
United States
Soviet Union
Siberian
Clair Engle
John Moss
Public Power
Democrats
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Joe Swhdiler
Kennedy
The
Power Commission
Engle
Moss
Howard Morgan
Eagle-Moss
Morgan
Commerce Committee
Swidler
Town Meeting: Public Servants Guard Water and Food
Editorial stresses public servants ensure clean water and safe food, prevent poisons from entering the body, and urge librarians to select morally sound book fare to protect minds from depraved influences. It warns of harmful substances and calls for high ethical standards in public roles.
One Day in Ivan Denisovich and Attitudes on Censorship
A reader’s letter discusses the Soviet novel One Day in Ivan Denisovich and how Russians address names. It argues censorship and moral responsibility in library selection, criticizes U.S. political rhetoric, and urges steps back from perceived Communism and fiscal excess. The writer signs as Larry Hikes from Long Peach Ridge.
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van Denisovich
Ivana Denisovicha
Ivan Denisovich” Denisovich
Khrushchev
Nikita Sergeiyevich
Nikita
Sergei
Lenin
Visdimir Thyich
Hyeivich
Vladmir
Elias
Stalin
Osip Vissarimovich
Joseph
Vissarich
Russia
United States
Ivan Osipovich
John
Mia Kennedy
Oshyeklina Ivanovra
Jacqueline
Liberal arts versus vocational training debate at college
A college speaker defends liberal arts over early specialization, warning of professional deformation. Father Josef Goldbrunner is cited on how education can mask the true self, as teachers and parents adopt rigid roles, hindering authentic growth and vitality.
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Josef Goldbrunner
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