Charter Vote Sets District council seats for Seal Beach
Editorial urges adoption of a new city charter to create five district based council seats to integrate Leisure World residents with the rest of Seal Beach. The piece notes district lines, population balance, and predicts Leisure World will likely supply three of the five councilmen, while warning of political influence from W L Robertson viewed as an unworthy opponent.
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Seal Beach
Old Town
Long Beach
Leisure World
W. L. Robertson
Cuba Exiles Predict Uprising as Castro’s Regime Persists
A patriotic exile view in the United States argues for imminent Cuban resistance against Fidel Castro, describing his five-year rule as harsh and praising reformist gains while warning the regime could spread communism. The piece likens Cuba to a cancer needing urgent, external intervention.
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United States
Fidel Castro
Castro
Cuba
Batista
Latin America
Coexistence in a Zoo Mood for Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchev, joking in a New Year pledge, praises peaceful coexistence while comparing it to a zoo scene with a contented lion and lambs. The fable implies danger beneath a cheerful front as lambs are implied to be added over time.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Pope Pauls Pilgrimage Begins Healing Hope in Holy Lands
Drew Pearson describes Pope Paul I touring a region scarred by hatreds yet edged by potential reconciliation. He notes guards at the Holy Sepulchre, a Jewish hospital on Israeli soil amid Jordanian territory, and refugee camps near Jericho. Pearson argues the papal visit could ease Arab Israeli tensions and improve East West church relations.
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Washington
Pope Pauli
Christ
Christ's Holy Sepulchre
Mount of Olives
Mount Scopus
Hadassah
Jerusalem
Isaac Hertzog
Israel
Pope Paul
Amman
Philadelphis
Jordan
Jericho
Arad
Od Jerusalem
Mandebaem
East Berlin
Israeli Jerusalem
Barry Goldwater's Presidential Bid Shapes Republican Crosswinds
Barry Goldwater declares candidacy to lead the Republican ticket in San Francisco. The Arizona senator faces a split GOP as eastern factions and tea party elements push competing figures while Johnson's popularity reshapes the field and the feasibility of a Goldwater win.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
GOP
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Henry Cabot Lodge
Michigan
George Romney
Nixon
Dick Wixen
Goldwater
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Barry
U.S. Senate
Senate
Semantic Shifts in Everyday Language and Attitude
The excerpt maps everyday terms to their euphemistic or pejorative equivalents, contrasting moral judgments with casual bans and law respect. It notes reappropriated phrases for behavior, fate, and personality, illustrating how language masks accountability and shifts blame across scenarios from crime to fashion and work ethic.
Voting record shows women favor conservative side
Census Bureau director Richard Scammon said if only women voted in 1960, Nixon would have won. He blamed older and inadequate laws rather than apathy for low turnout, noting women vote less and are less involved in public affairs than men. He praised the League of Women Voters and projected population growth to 210–215 million by 1970 and 300–350 million by 2000.
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Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Washington (Fc
Census Bureau
Richard Nixon
Richard Scammon
Len Barry Goldwater
Scammoan
Scammon
League of Women Voters
U.S
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Thse
White House
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By Sydney J. Harris
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