Irony in King Century Observed Amid Civil Rights Echoes
The piece contrasts Gandhi and King as prophetic figures whose legacies intersect with communal strife and national destiny. It notes Gandhi’s assassination and King’s 1968 death, then assesses postwar progress and lingering inequality. It cites Reston on public fatigue yet argues King’s nonviolence endures for now.
Gallant Long Beach Citizens Honored for Brave Acts
Twenty seven Long Beach area citizens and two private residents faced an ordeal as they received citations for exceptional bravery and community service. The record honors acts from aiding burglary victims to guiding suspects into a dead end and rescuing a trapped driver from a burning car.
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Long Beach Area
Crisis of trust in American news media warned
Washington reports a task force says a crisis of confidence exists between the public and the news media. The Commission notes many people distrust reporting, while few accuse journalists of fabricating facts, yet slant and omission concerns persist.
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Washington
UPI
Bias and trust in news media across the political spectrum
The report notes bias often arises from audience preferences rather than facts. In stress, people seek agreeable voices and distrust mainstream outlets. Extremists on left and right push alternative media, deepening polarization and eroding cross group communication.
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New Left
The Way We Think A Collec of Essays from the Yiddish
A book review noting a translated anthology of Yiddish essays compiled by Joseph Leftwich. It highlights major figures such as Sholom Aleichem Mendel Mocher Seforim and Isaac Lieb Peretz and frames the collection as a significant addition to modern Yiddish literature.
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Joseph Kh
Thomas Yoseloff
Joseph Leftwich
Sholom Aleichem
Mendel Mocher Seforim
Isaac Lieb Peretz
Secret Tales From Pierre Salinger on Johnson and Presidency
Barbados gossip notes Pierre Salinger recounting President Johnson rulers and reforms. He claims Johnson repeatedly denied running while Salinger details Johnsons political reflexes and background gaps. Salinger later sought the Motion Picture Council head post with Johnsons aid in 1965.
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Barbados
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Kennedy
White House
President Johnson
Johnson
All the People
Lucky Pierre
Motion Picture Council
Senate
California
Johnson and Nixon dilemmas shadow 1968 race analysis
Flora Lewis discusses how internal power dynamics shaped Johnson’s 1968 decision and Nixon’s awareness of political tradeoffs. Salinger’s claim about Johnson versus Bobby Kennedy, Conti nental Airlines and Jack Valenti illustrate how allies and favors build political machinery. The piece weighs how self awareness and institutional constraints affect presidential effectiveness.
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White House
Johnson
Salinger
Kennedy
Continental Airlines
Jack Valenti
LBJ
Letters to Editor Responds on Middle East Peace
Visiting in Long Beach a reader rebuts Donald McConnell’s stance and urges negotiation with Egypt. The writer, an American in Israel, warns of danger from Nasser and cites 1967 orders while urging discussion as the path to peace.
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Long Beach
Donald McConnel
Mr. McConnell
Israel
Nasser
Sidewalk Senate Names and Crude Claims
Larry Brown an aircraft worker asks about liking girls and boasts about a woman named Danielle as unexpectedly sexy. Charles Kellman, a high school student, proclaims strong masculine traits while dismissing girls and their honesty.
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Larry Brown
Danielle
Charles Kellman
Are you masculine asks Huntington Beach crowd
Don Kirkland asks if masculinity is tied to sports and family. Craig Bilford, a college senior, cites family influence. real estate trainee Ross Dorian compares himself to Steve Reeves and notes past weight issues. Bob Tremaine, an art major, asserts masculinity unless the next guy’s not.
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Craig Bilford
Ross Dorian
Steve Reeves
Bob Tremaine
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