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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1967
Page
5
Local page notes publisher Herman H. Ridder of Long Beach California marks a Tuesday edition date. The brief item records the publisher’s name and the paper’s leadership role on page B-2.
Los Angeles County Supervisors order an efficiency study that could consolidate the Sheriff’s Department and the Los Angeles Police Department. Mayor Yorty backs part of the idea. Sheriff Pitchess strongly supports regionalization. Long Beach reacts cautiously, seeking equitable cost sharing and warning against precedent, while favoring local control.
President Johnson reportedly flew into a rage at a portrait by a distinguished American artist calling it the ugliest thing he ever saw. The remark mirrors a common human reaction to how one is portrayed and may not hurt his fragile popularity.
Letters discuss a charity collection for Colonia Libertad in Tijuana and a teacher’s summer camp plans in Baja California, plus critiques of YMCA T Groups coverage and a protest over North Vietnam war reporting. The writer argues for balanced press coverage and civilian casualties context.
A St Paul physician questions the overreliance on antibiotics. He notes their life-saving role but cautions about long term effects and broad use in flu cases and for children. He emphasizes millions of resident microbes in the digestive and respiratory tracts.
Sydney Baris explores the dual nature of bacteria as protectors and pathogens. He notes antibiotics do not affect viruses, highlights gut bacteria’s role in digestion and vitamin production, and cites differences in infant gut flora between breast fed and bottle fed babies. The piece questions ongoing use of antibiotics given evolving bacterial behavior.
The piece questions cultural shifts as the phrase God Is Dead looms in memory while Hank Lat and Jack Kennedy era icons spark debate. It ponders enduring heroine myths and fashion queries about Camelot era women breaking norms with mini-skirts.
Washington report says President Kennedy, not Lyndon Johnson, prompted the Texas trip. Aimed at fundraising for the Democratic party, Kennedy consulted Speaker Rayburn and Albert Thomas before contacting John Connally amid Texas races and politics. The piece argues Kennedy’s plan was his own and reflects on Kennedy Johnson tensions.
The account charts how Connally and Johnson opposed a Kennedy San Antonio fundraiser in 1962. Connally sought to retire his debt and avoid entanglement before the Nov campaign date. Kennedy pressed for a November event while Johnson learned late, ending with a fatal sequence linked to Kennedy's assassination.
An analysis argues NATO should remain a deterrent and diplomatic channel in Europe rather than pivot to confront China. It notes NATO’s value to the United States through a strong European flank, while warning against forcing NATO into a tripolar frame or redefining its core purpose.
Analysis argues that the United States relied on SEATO and NATO to manage Asia commitments, with Britain as the sole active NATO ally in the Pacific. It contrasts Korea and Vietnam, noting Vietnam’s revolutionary warfare and lack of UN support, and warns against widening Asian commitments to appease European allies. The piece contends Hanoi seeks peace only through stalled negotiations while Washington seeks to strengthen NATO's eastern flank.
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