Crime Bill Needs Backing Sparks County Crime Council debate
A Los Angeles region crime rise from 1959 to 1962 was released with the formation of a County Crime Prevention Council. Assemblyman Deukmejian promotes AB 2447 to create a California Council on Law Enforcement, seeking strong public support and hearings for swift enactment, while officials urge action against growing crime. Judge Breitenbach warns crime is overwhelming society.
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A Right Way to Live Then and Now
A San Diegan 17 year old Randy Gardner stayed awake 1 day in a Navy studied experiment, showing few ill effects while heightened senses emerged. The piece argues science has little on human well being, diet needs, exercise, and the vague concept of a right life, suggesting doctors will focus more on health than disease.
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Johnson Budget Reacts to New Deal Tone
James Reston notes Johnson's speech echoed a Hoover era calm with New Deal rhetoric, favoring deficit cuts and home-first economics. The piece weighs Johnson's blunt approach, Civil Rights tensions, and the GOP challenge led by Goldwater Romney Rockefeller Scranton, with Romney praised for progress in Michigan.
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William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Independent Lawyer Feraveee Waser Co Case Notes
Independent lawyer Feraveee Waser Co negotiates with ATS Chica in New Tere over a dispute involving Poitadetsnis and Frincacs Correa. The record references a tentative, interim arrangement amid ongoing proceedings and mentions Peteeed ot Weve eticm as related parties or entities.
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Image of the Presidency Shifts Under LBJ
Fifty days into Lyndon Johnson’s term the White House image has changed from press conferences to informal access and personal outreach. Johnson’s staff relations with Congress, the treatment of visiting leaders, and even presidential hospitality reflect a new, policy-neutral reshaping of the presidency.
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Town Meeting on fascism and the far right debated
Readers debate Harris and Zoellner on fascist labels and patriotism. Letters examine dictionaries, fascist traits, anti UN stances, and right wing rhetoric. Authors discuss democracy, conformity, and political labels amid Rose Festival mentions.
Who Runs Harris Family The Walkie Talkie Debate
A father riffs on Christmas wishlists and parental limits as his young son negotiates pets and gear. The taunting list includes dogs, turtles, tropical fish, a snake, a Bowie knife, tents, ant colonies, and an illuminated globe, revealing comic power struggles and the burden of household leadership. The piece closes with the hunter’s irony of the boy’s dog walk and the father’s claim to authority.
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