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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1968
Page
11
L A C says political campaigning should pause after Senator Kennedy's death. He argues for shorter intervals between primaries and finals, citing California and Britain as models, and urges a one month gap to cut costs and reduce donor influence.
A study from University of Pennsylvania and VA Hospital suggests high cereal diets may trigger schizophrenia in genetically susceptible patients while cereal free diets aid faster discharge from locked wards. Findings apply only to schizophrenics, not non patients.
An analysis notes that Americans often laugh at the need to philosophize before acting, yet acknowledge underlying confusion and contradiction in attitudes toward violence more frightening than the violence itself. The passage discusses cultural responses and moral reasoning shaping behavior.
Sydney Harris argues that non-violence must be pursued with two constraints: it harms no one and seeks punishment rather than avoidance. He critiques reliance on law when unjust, condemns gradualism and revolution, and warns that current cries against violence risk harsher repressive orders. He cites Gandhi and Jesus and notes 1967 US population data and political references.
In Sacramento about 35 years after the Depression era song resurges as a dramatic rendition by Spanky of Spanky and Our Gang. The piece ties to current talk of budget strain and bills that could spare citizens from financial worry.
Assembly Public Health Committee plans 7 30 p m hearing on AB 1784 by Walter Powers Sacramento. The bill would require public establishments to offer restrooms free of charge to patrons and invitees. Supporters rally behind the FLASH acronym and the cry Brother Can You Spare a Dime while opponents cite issues for laundromats and service stations.
The columnist describes an unusual July 4 protest in Long Beach led by attorney Phil Poppler. It targets taxes, public parking, pot and pills, planned parenthood, and beach pollution with placards and a public picnic, though permit issues cloud plans. The piece ends with uncertainty about start time and rally point.
A collage quotes about faith solace and mortality cites Psalms 126 1 Corinthians Romans 11 25 and remarks by Charles Frohman and John Ruskin reflecting on fortune fear death wisdom and pride. The collection juxtaposes scripture with literary and theatrical voices.
A list of winners includes K Dunham O Lau C McDonald Mrs P Vering C Young S Davis B Falconer R Butler L Hackler L Seal L Hanna A Ruiz. The data appears as a community note with names tagged as recipients for a hula dollars event.
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