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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1964
Page
6
A long awaited step merges United Way and Red Cross into United Crusade. The campaign aims to cut costs and duplication, urging contributors to support a unified effort that serves multiple health and welfare agencies across the county. The drive seeks funds equal to prior totals while reducing campaign burden.
A pair of Palos Verdes youths aged 11 and 15 were arrested after admitting to 15 sniper-like attacks on homes and a burglary, amid a nationwide rise in juvenile crime. Montana meanwhile reports sharp drops after ending a separate juvenile court system, raising questions about public disclosure and deterrence for teen offenders.
The article discusses a proposed pact between President Johnson and Senator Goldwater to keep civil rights from dominating the upcoming presidential contest. It notes both leaders publicly support the Civil Rights Act, with Johnson as sponsor and Goldwater as a critic turned backer, and suggests a high level, prudent approach to reduce inflammatory tensions amid a rough campaign.
In Harlem riots and violent rhetoric tests liberal resolve as Democrats face pressure over race, with Johnson aides warning of political cost. Criticism focuses on leaders urging action while violence fuels fear, complicating efforts to defend legality and progress.
U S and Soviet Russia resumed exchange of de salting research data led by Alek sander Churin with White House scientists. President Johnson backed using a White House plane for visiting Russians amid Goldwater criticism, signaling commitment to peace talks and ongoing high level talks.
The author critiques “peace through understanding” rhetoric at the New York World’s Fair, arguing peace comes not from lectures or art but from genuine inner will. He cites Cain and Abel to show violence predates modern media and stresses that peace begins in the heart, requiring sincere willingness.
A letter by CLINTON McCLARTY in Westminster critiques a local columnist for using half truths about the Rumford Housing Law. He warns such tactics risk creating a Big Brother, brainwashing society and urges careful, factual public writing. FRANK A. WINSLOW adds a note on pay TV and baseball fan views. ARTHUR P. MOORE supports planning denial of a helicopter stop atop a Long Beach building, calling it hazardous to children and a nuisance to residents.
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