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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1967

Page

6

Can Illegal Strikes Be Prevented?

A Mansfield Ohio UAW strike involving 2700 members over GM auto parts led to lay offs and production delays. The episode prompted Walter P. Reuther to call the strike illegal and highlighted the need for stronger midlevel grievance mechanisms to prevent disruptive wildcat actions and protect nationwide contract integrity.

United Auto Workers General Motors UAW Mansfield Ohio Walter P. Reuther

Censorship Danger in Public Art

County supervisors push screening standards for all Music Center productions in new theaters. Experts will join the Standards Committee to ensure works meet public funding expectations. Officials insist this is not censorship, urging divestment of veto power to protect freedom of expression in the arts.

Faras County Los Angeles Music Center Music Center

Time for Progress Congress highlights Long Beach event

The seventh annual Time for Progress Congress will be held Thursday at the Jewish Community Center Long Beach. City Manager Mansell will outline 1967 municipal outlook. Marvin Hurley and Dr Carl McIntosh will speak at lunch and afternoon sessions. Reservations available at the Chamber of Commerce.

Long Beach East Willow Street Grand Ave Nue John R. Mansell Marvin Hurley Houston Chamber of Commerce Elks Club Carl McIntosh California State College Chamber of Commerce

Corruption Remains Unpopular in U S

Washington debates the high cost of corruption as moral speculation fades in New York and Washington. The article notes elites in commercial, artistic, and political capitals confront the question after recent years of turmoil, resisting outright admission yet unable to ignore the issue.

Washington America New York United States

Integrity over power in America amid CIA and political scandal

James Reston argues that despite extensive CIA ties and various leaks the United States maintains a core tradition of honesty. He notes Congress and the President face pressure, while the nation’s mail and public discourse push for equality, peace, and moderation against corruption.

United States CIA American Newspaper Guild Congress America Bobby Baker Adam Clayton Powell Senator Dodd Baker Powell Dodd Johnson White House

Udall Sets Oil Shale Leasing Push in Senate

Secretary Udall urged private operators to lease vast government oil shale lands in Colorado Utah and Wyoming arguing for broad industrial participation. He warned against speculation and windfall profits while noting shale reserves worth about 300 billion dollars and potential use of in situ methods possibly with nuclear energy.

Stewart Udall United States Colorado Utah Wyoming U.S. Navy Udall Senate Gordon Allott R-Cole Allott

Town Meeting Editorials on Draft, Police Work, and Spain

A reader letter from Huntington Deadd and Tom Black discusses police draft exemptions, recruitment challenges, and Franco era Spain. The writers urge defense of democratic institutions and peaceful protest while noting U S security interests and the need for friendly relations with nations.

Franco Spain Tong Beach Tom Black

Everybody Was Wrong in JEK Book Squabble

A columnist notes reluctance to cover Manchester’s Death of a President dispute but concedes reader demand compels a comment. The piece hints at debate and opinion on what amounts to a minor incident yet stirs strong reactions among readers.

Adam Powell Hetausa Powell Jek Manchester Reed Tam Kennedy Dallas

Kennedy book flap shows pseudo events and censorship

Sydney Harris argues the Kennedy manuscript saga reveals collective misjudgment by Mrs Kennedy publishers and writers. He critiques censorship threats, suggests prepublication maneuvers amplified by publicity, and labels the episode a pseudo event flashing vanity and greed rather than historical value.

Boorstein University of Chicago

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