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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1962
Page
6
A fragmentary Declaration of Independence asserts that all men are created equal with unalienable rights and that governments derive power from the governed. It declares colonists' right to throw off oppressive rule and to form new independent states, pledging lives fortunes and honor.
Letter from Mrs. Janice A. White argues the US decision to cut aid mirrors Cold War tensions. She attacks Marshal Tito and Titoist policies, claims foreign aid funds are misused, and questions the national debt and Western influence. She urges continued aid cuts to oppose communism.
Lakewood residents Don and Esther Christie describe a Seattle Fair vacation with confirmed reservations within ten days and reasonable rates. They praise the Monorail and Space Needle, report a short wait, find no price gouging evidence, and note hospitality at chosen destinations.
A Washington debate over Fourth of July parties at American embassies abroad grows heated. Lawmakers denounce government funded receptions while noting nostalgia among expatriates and risks of liquor, with officials defending courtesy and official duties.
A man reflects on being fired in a merger and laments the impersonal nature of corporate decisions. He contrasts a traditional tycoon’s personal blame with today’s distant, legalistic corporate fiction. He seeks accountability, feeling unjustly treated despite polite executives and supportive rhetoric.
Gen Licius D. Clay, Washington adviser on Berlin, returns for a two day visit to convey President Kennedy's continued interest and high regard for Berliners. In Regina Saskatchewan Dr Clayton Crosby warns that the departure of 40 volunteer doctors could spark a crisis if no settlement is reached amid the doctors strike.
President Kennedy seeks to reserve the tax reduction issue for his campaign and press Congress to pass a broad bill cutting taxes while closing loopholes. He faces party pressure and White House aides advocate tying reform to the tax cut, amid slow progress and recession worries shaping the official line.
The piece opens with phrases for dining in French Italian German and Spanish followed by a sudden jump to political analysis. It discusses Eisenhower and Galbraith, the 1964 campaign, and Kennedy's cautious style versus a looming power struggle over tax policy.
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