Coast Guard Navy Men Show Spirit in Long Beach Drive
The Long Beach United Crusade surpassed its 1232 dollar goal by about 2 percent thanks to leadership led by Campaign Chairman Phil Hattery and payroll and direct contributions. Navy and Coast Guard gifts totaled roughly 140000, about 10 percent above the goal, with Forces Afloat contributing 52288. Naval Shipyard personnel gave 61828, the largest sub total, highlighting hometown ties amid Vietnam deployments.
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Long Beach United Crusade
Phil Hattery
Navy
Coast Guard
Navy Coast Guard
Los Angeles
Vietnam
Naval Shipyard
House Eyes Televised Coverage of Hearings in This Session
The House of Representatives may permit television and radio coverage of hearings, joining Senate practice of over 15 years. Rep Claude Pepper expects action before committee hearings on Rep Adam Clayton Powell, a move seen as racial issue by civil rights leaders. The decision invites careful consideration rather than haste.
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House OF Representatives
Senate
Kefauver Crime Investigating Committee
House
Claude Pepper
Florida
Adam Clayton Powell
Bosses Must Keep Up with Educational Programs for Executives
A U S Office of Education report shows mid career executives have access to 40 university programs for retraining and 24 for government personnel. Courses range from two weeks to a full academic year, updating administrative skills as technology reshapes management and operations. The study says new technology challenges executives as well as machine operators and stresses ongoing need to keep up with changing government business relations.
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U.S. Office of Education
Federal Agency
Powell and Dodd Compared Over Payroll Abuse and Travel
The column contrasts Rep. Adam Clayton Powell and Sen. Tom Dodd, both Democrats, detailing Powell’s chairmanship removal and several payroll and travel allegations against Dodd. It notes Powell’s constructive bills despite criticism, while accusing Dodd of misusing funds, charging personal trips, and steering campaign money via private planes and contracts.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Sen
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Powell
Sen. Dodd
Senate
Dodd
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
DREW PEARSON INVESTIGATION OF TV SEX AND VIOLENCE
A critical look at NBC and network politics surrounds a press report alleging suppression of damaging evidence after talks with NBC attorneys. The piece links Dodd to gun legislation stalled since 1963 and to favorable ties with major insurers, with claims of committee influence and self benefits.
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NBC
Dodd
Wall Street
Senate Ethics Committee
Kennedy
Dangers of Black Republicanism and the Defense of Slavery
In January 1860 the House debated organization as Rep L J Gartrell argued for southern rights and slavery. He warned of potential disunion and insisted constitutional protection of slave property, citing fugitive slaves and property rights. The exchange reflected rising sectional tensions and the slavery question shaping national politics.
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House of Representatives
L. J. Gartrell
Georgia
House
Gartrell and modern rights clash echo in January 1967
A 1860 speech by Mr. Gartrell defending slavery is paralleled with today’s states rights and civil rights debates. The piece notes similarities between his defense of slavery and current white backlash against desegregation, urging recognition of evolving human rights and the shifting American outlook.
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Mr. Gartrell
Russia
Great Britain
Gartrell
Few Thieves Steal For Revenge Not Gain Alone
A detective shows a photo album of young car thieves and explains most steal for revenge against society rather than money. He notes many are skilled mechanics, capable of rapid auto work, and that traditional prison punishment fails to deter or reform them. The piece argues motivation, not punishment, is key to changing their behavior.
Debating a 40 billion antimissile system
The New York Times Service reports a U S debate on a 40 billion antimissile system as a crisis in American psychology and policy. It argues the arms race favors offensive nuclear weapons and that even with defensive gains, security remains elusive.
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Washington
United States
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Moscow
Showdown over Lakewood Mobila Estates housing rift
Evelyn B Halliday objects to being called a squatter in a December 1966 Long Beach Press Telegram piece by Anne Howe. She asserts four years residence at Lakewood Mobila Estates with over $12,500 invested in her home and tax and vehicle plate payments in Hawaiian Gardens. She cites intolerable conditions around Hawalion Gardens from unsanitary horse and fowl keeping. Halliday states she is more permanent than renters and decries the portrayal.
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Anne Howe
Long Beach Press- Telegram
Evelyn B. Halliday
Lakewood
Mobila Estates
Haweailan’ Gardens
Hawalion Gardens
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Dean Sharp
Agriculture Department
Bankers Life and Casualty Co
Travelers Insurance Co
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Aetna Life & Casualty
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Dodds
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American Insurance Group
American Fidelity
Reliance Insurance
Fire Association of Philadelphia
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Central Mutual Insurance
Norfolk and Dedham Insurance
Pennsylvania
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Ralph McGile
Sydney Harris
New York Times Service
Siles
U.S
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
China
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Llewellyn Thompson
Rusk
Dobrynin
Brezhnev
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Halliday
Hawaiian Gardens
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