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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1967
Page
5
Independent Wiles E. Sina serves as executive editor with Malcolm Epey as associate editor steering content. Borie and Alemaging editor Don Onl are listed among editorial page staff in Long Beach California on Tuesday January 31 1967 page 82.
The Baker conviction highlights persistent public suspicion of lawmakers and the need for stricter rules and disclosures. Hearings on congressional ethics and campaign contributions are planned by committees in both houses, aiming to curb influence peddling and restore trust.
A California bill to tax groceries and prescription drugs aims to raise 68.3 million for local governments, seen as relief for property taxpayers. Critics say the poorest, especially ill elderly, would bear the heaviest burden, and officials offer little support.
Letter writers discuss the Warren Commission report on Oswald, defend due process, and argue public support for Vietnam War policies. A Navy wife from San Pedro asserts national commitment since World War II and condemns antiwar sentiments as treasonous.
Fragmentary civic report reflects confusion over Viet Cong identification in the Mekong Delta. A suburban matron worries about bank overdrafts as a financial statement reveals dispersed figures and unclear accounting.
California leads in air pollution control with pioneering smog legislation. Los Angeles and the state gain international reputation as smog becomes a global concern. American automakers face strict rules despite initial backlash.
The piece discusses air pollution laws pushing manufacturers to improve engines and adopt crankcase devices as interim pollution safeguards. It notes crankcase emissions account for about 25 percent of vehicle hydrocarbons, and the device, already developed and discarded previously, was reused by industry crosses. It references wartime use by British and U.S. engineers to reduce dust intake and improve ventilation. The exhaust contributes around 5 percent of emissions.
California has driven auto emission control, spurring U S and international car makers to improve engines. California’s Clean Air Act framework pressured Mercedes Benz Fiat and Volkswagen to invest heavily in smog reducing tech, while state gains include millions of vehicles equipped with crankcase and exhaust controls reducing daily pollution.
FAST LIFE CONGRESS reviews Lyndon budget calling it excellent printing. FULBRIGHT backs Ky ouster in Vietnam meddling dispute. A SURTAX aims at stacked taxes on middle class. HUBERT signals tax hike withdrawal to avoid harming economy. CHARLES HUDSON of AMA urges doctors to seek weak points. PAUL MCCARTNEY notes Beatles split and possible future collaboration only as a hobby.
A compact contrast of winner and loser traits. The winner risks wisely, stays focused, and learns from mistakes, while the loser overreaches, ignores limits, and misreads people. It contrasts judgment, discipline, and purpose with folly and misdirected ambition.
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