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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1961

Page

3

Kennedy Speech Reflects Idealism and Courage in Victory

President-elect John Kennedy delivered a Boston address emphasizing ideals and a pledge not to be driven by any group. The editorial weighs potential shifts toward the political middle under public pressure and tests Kennedy's resolve to balance courage against personal alliances while honoring the maxim that much is required of those given much.

John Kennedy Boston Kennedy Orves

One Way Streets Advocacy Faces City Council Review

Long Beach council asks city manager to study the downtown one way artery system after a petition to reinstate two-way traffic on Broadway and Third Street. City engineers and De Leuw Cather & Co back one-way design for faster, safer flow, better signal timing, and transit schedules. returning to two-way could congest the freeway connections and traffic.

Broadway 3Rd Street Long Beach de Leuw, Cather

Surplus GI Rifles Return to Haunt Manufacturer

Washington reports a manufacturer of World War II era surplus GI rifles faces possible curtailment or closure as cheap foreign imports threaten production unless relief applications are approved by the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization amid State Department opposition.

Washington Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization OCDM

Independent Hernan H Ridder and Gun Tariff Debate

The article outlines the Independent’s staff and offices then discusses U.S. policy on surplus rifles from Britain, France, Italy and other nations. The State and Defense departments clash over relief measures as Hoegh prepares a decision after months of delay. Domestic industry faces job losses and falling sales, with lawmakers divided and no action taken yet.

State Department Defense Department OCDM Leo A. Hoegh

Free University of Cuba proposed to heal Cuba gap

Drew Pearson urges the United States to establish a Free University of Cuba on American soil, ideally in Florida, using Havana professors who fled Castro. The plan would train Latin American and North American students in democracy, tolerance, and friendship, while employing refugees now in Florida as faculty and staff.

Washington USA Pearson Cuba Florida Eisenhower Tracy Voorhees Voorhees United States University of Latin America University of Havana Fidel Castro Miami Castro Jackson Memorial Hospital Ramiray de la Riva Jackson Hospital Cubarr Sen William Fulbright Arkansas Gulfstream

Long Beach Becomes Incorporated City in 1888

In 1887 Long Beach residents debated incorporation. By January 30 1888 fifty voters signed a petition. 108 voters used Brady’s real estate office polling place. Five trustees were chosen. February 10 proclaimed incorporation. March 2 1888 city government formed with John Roberts as president and biweekly meetings in the Tower Bid on Pacific Avenue and Ocean Boulevard.

R. Winston Tucker Long Beach Hill Street San Gabriel River Alamitos Avenue John Roberts Pacific Avenue Ocean Boulevard

Strictly Personal A Bad Marriage Has Two Causes

Sydney J Harris argues that bad marriages have two causes and that victims often share responsibility. He says neurotic attraction and mutual dysfunction pair people who are incompatible, while real conjugal crises have practical limits to outside help.

Sydney J. Harris West Coast Chicago

Sacramento Scene: Governor Brown Channels Committee Boom

A CNS dispatch notes Governor Brown’s push for many commissions and advisory panels to study issues from narcotics to education. It highlights a landscape of about 30 assembly committees and subcommittees, plus 13 Senate fact finding panels, at near one million dollars in cost.

Edwin S. Capps Sacramento CNS California Edmund G. Brown Brown White House Joint Legislative Executive Commission On Social Welfare Senate Citizens Advisory Commission On the Public Schools Commission On Capitol Building and Planning Commission Governors Advisory Commission Golden Gate Authority Commission Economic Development Agency Assembly

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