Editorial on civil disobedience and duty to obey law
A Santa Ana judge condemns civil disobedience in a San Francisco sit in case. The piece argues for lawful avenues, cites Thoreau Gandhi and King, notes civil rights laws exist, warns against lawlessness, and calls on supporters to reassess their stance. It frames disobedience as a danger to democracy and urges lawful reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David D. French
Santa Ana
San Francisco
Thomas N. Burbridge
University of California
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
French
George I
Henry Thoreau
Mohandas Gandhi
Martin’ Luther ‘King
America
California
New York
Brooklyn
Troubled Year for Pollsters Hits Political Forecasts
The piece notes a rough year for professional pollsters as accuracy drops and confidence wanes amid volatile New Hampshire Oregon and California results. It suggests reasons include reluctance to reveal true views on civil rights and predicts possible new studies to probe poll failures by 1864 while deeming it not a major public problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Oregon
California
Our Foes Friends Agree They Don’t Like Goldwater
Marguerite Higgins reports that Eastern and Western Europeans dislike Goldwater similarly to critics of the GOP nominee, while President Johnson seeks balance between foreign critique and American values. The piece surveys Goldwater supporters, their reformist stance against big government, views on social issues, race, and law and order, and argues against labeling Goldwaterites as fascists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Khrushchev
Poland
Gomulka
Cuba
Castro
Arizona
San Fran
Cisco
Goldwater
Marianne Freeman
Santa Clara
America
Furn
Boston
Patrick Henry
San Francisco
Irrigation line in Israel Could Trigger Arab Attack
Drew Pearson reports on the Sea of Galilee to Negev irrigation project under Arab tension. Israeli engineers guard pipelines and pumps tested while Arab leaders warn of war over water. tension rises as water reaches 80 miles south despite official denials.
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Israel
Washington
Near East
Sea of Galilee
Christ
Negev Desert
Moses
With
Promised Land
Ar Beatin
Jordan
Tel Aviv
Noth
Yancuy Vardi
Alain Enthoven
Secretary of Defense
Mec
Namara
Air Force Base
Jordan River
UN Security Council
Lebanon
Syria
Galilee
Negev
Switzerland
LSA
Cairo
Libya
Egypt
Nasser
Town meeting column debates Goldwater extremism
A reader disputes Malcolm Epley s critique of Goldwater and extremism while noting the audience s reaction at a town meeting. The letter argues the candidate s stance targets political extremism, contrasts editorials, and suggests civic projects for Long Beach. J Paul Gleason signs the piece from 226 Venetia Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epley
Malcolm Epley
Goldwater
Hsky
David Zoellner
E. Ocean Blvd
Long Beach
San’ Diego
Marineland
Log Beach
J. Paul Gleason
Venetia
Barry Supporters Called Hate Groups Editor
The message condemns Goldwater and his associates for tolerating hate groups and McCarthyism, urging a Johnson-Salinger victory for stability, constitutional respect, and economic development. It cites Catholics, Jews, non‑Europeans, immigrants, and American Indians as targets, contrasting with pro‑Johnson supporters in California. The letter is signed by Robert Hayden of 5358 La Pasada St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwater
Johnson
Ewho
America
California
Johnson and Salinger
Miller
Murphy
Robert Hayden
la Pasada St
Independent small press offices amid scattered names
A fragmentary listing appears to describe independent publishers and advertising representatives across multiple cities including New York and Chicago. The text includes various names and roles such as publishers, general managers, and sales staff pointing to an advertising and publishing network with locations in several states.
Strictly Personal Charm and the Essence of Charisma
A reflective piece on charm, tracing it to harmony within a person. It cites Sir James Barrie and Fred Astaire, arguing true charm arises from a unified personality, inner identity, and the ability to be authentic. The author contrasts superficial charm with genuine luminosity, noting simplicity as its core allure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barrie
Fred’Astaire
Mr. Astaire
Thane
Harris
Fair Thought On California World’s Art Grounded Doubt
A reflective note questions whether California’s world’s art can rise despite Long Beach’s ample natural gifts. The author cites the ocean beaches climate scenery and oil as blessings that may dampen drive to create new ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Thought
California
Long Beach
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Marguerite Higgins
Drew Pearson
Jey Pearson
Town Meeting
Barry
Tro Fem
PyShatey Neseprane
Smalle Shikgey Pole
H. Ridder
Publiiner Haceld
Mi. Kings
Samwel C. Cameron
Madpper
A. Ceding Sr
Bkrcune
Awe Farmiten Water Ch
Atlecla
Chicans
Dalat Les ‘Angales
Minnescal
By Sydney J, Harris
Aquinas
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