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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1960
Page
6
Editorial urges residents of Long Beach and surrounding areas to support the United Neighbors Community Chest goal of 980000 for the coming year. Agencies have already faced cuts and must not endure further reductions, with a community-wide push urged to meet or exceed the revised target.
The piece argues that health issues in campaigns are legitimate public concerns. It notes Roosevelt and Eisenhower as examples, contending voters deserve full facts about a candidate’s health. It warns against fearing such scrutiny and states the public should demand openness from healthy candidates.
High school honor students Stephen Bayne of Westbury and Steve Brady of Glendale reject and accept American Legion awards, respectively. The piece argues youth will learn restraint, courtesy, and that patriotism is more than blasting the anthem or waving a flag. It notes criticism of all sides and stresses integrity.
The piece argues against excess junk mail and praises efficient postal service delivery. It notes the Pony Express 2,000 mile route and its strict mail limits, contrasting past distribution with today’s avalanche of unsolicited mail and taxpayer costs. It highlights the 100th anniversary celebrations this month.
Washington analysis notes Kennedy must mobilize against Nixon in November while Johnson’s VP bid signals a path. It contrasts Kennedy’s appeal with FDR-Farley era dynamics, cites diverse regional support, and highlights the shift toward youth and new Democratic leadership.
Washington Senator Jack Kennedy rode a tense convention moment to the top of the Democratic ticket with a pivotal ruling by Clarence Cannon. The Missouri congressman temporarily allowed Loveless to withdraw his name, shifting Iowa and Kansas delegates toward Kennedy and securing crucial second ballot support from allies and wavering delegates. The influence of Cannon and backroom efforts helped Kennedy gain the No 1 spot despite opposition from Loveless Docking and Symington.
MISS-EDNA STOCK of Long Beach appeals to protest plans by TV 18 property owners to dig up Lincoln Park trees for an underground garage from the Harbor to the San Gabriel. She urges residents to write City Manager and City Council, noting the loss of shade, a beloved resting spot, and the value of the park.
The piece cites Jose Ortega y Gasset on double personality and the distinction between public persona and inner self. It argues monsters are those who ignore their private need for moral growth, while philosophers like Ortega acknowledge their shortcomings and strive for authenticity, requiring inner victory over the self.
Ten years ago a banking facility claimed to be unique in the nation opened at Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital by Security First National Bank. It serves wheelchair and ambulatory patients with a paraplegic-friendly window for transactions.
United Press reports an Australian airliner incident where First Officer T Bennett warned a passenger that if he acted violently the crew would defend the plane with force. The warning came as authorities contend with a threatening immigrant aboard the 50 passengers. Britain’s Prime Minister Macmillan warned Khrushchev that a miscalculation could trap the world in a dangerous cycle of events.
The Independent lists staff positions including Ridder Papitoner Daniel H Ridder and co publisher Harold St Hines. Key roles include editorial columnist Malcolm Epley executive editor Miles E Line and national advertising representatives Ridder Johns Inc. with offices in New York Chicago Detroit Los Angeles San Francisco and Washington Bureau at 008 Alba Building.
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