Editorial Demands Police Adhere to Exacting Code
A Long Beach editorial praises police as public protectors while condemning officer misconduct. It commends the chief for dismissing two off duty officers who terrorized hotel guests, and urges strict standards for all officers on and off duty. It condemns long delays in appeals by two ex officers convicted of extortion, warning of impact on morale.
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Therontier
Cxime
Denver
Long Beach
Meinhardt Leaves Long Beach International Pageant
Oscar Meinhardt, the driving force behind Long Beach pageantry since 1952, resigns to join a private entertainment firm. The community faces questions about future leadership and whether to revise formats to keep the event, tied to the city’s International City theme, at a high standard and globally relevant.
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Oscar Meinhardt
Long Beach
Meinhardt
Kennedy shifts from surplus to tax cuts amid deficit fears
A 1963 budget debate features President Kennedy arguing for tax reductions to spur growth while accepting temporary deficits. Critics warn of higher state taxes, Medicare funding, defense costs, and expanding federal programs. The piece cautions that tax cuts alone may not steady the economy and highlights concerns about foreign aid and the growing bureaucracy.
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Frese
Congress
Pearson Foods
Kennedy
Southeast Asia
United Nations
Tates
Department of Justice
Western
Europe
Cultural lag shapes vacation and work habits
Sydney J. Harris argues culture lags behind technology, citing summer vacation length, dispersed adult travel patterns, and restless work routines. He notes doctors taking four 10 day breaks yearly and advocates staggered schedules to boost efficiency and rest. He decries urban life clinging to a 10th century rhythm amid modern advances.
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Barris
Kennedy Takes Soft Line With Congress In Push For Medicare
Kennedy leans on charm rather than crackdown as Cabinet members urge stronger congressional action. The piece notes wavering support in the Ways and Means Committee with Rep John Watts, and mentions related political maneuvers, labor mediation, and White House discussions with George Meany amid broader anti-labor sentiment. It also shares anecdotes about Rep Broyhill and odd cross-calls, plus coverage of education aid optimism and editorials on newspaper automation effects.
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Kentucky
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USA
HEW
Wilbur Cohen
Howard Smith
Virginia
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Smith
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Oregon
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War Mediation Board
Orville Freeman
United States
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