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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1962
Page
6
Editorial notes Attorney General Kennedy says communism is losing momentum worldwide and warns against using his remarks for political gain. He urges vigilance at home and abroad as tyrannical regimes seek victories to boost prestige and prevent collapse. Leaders may intensify efforts to regain ground in underdeveloped nations.
William H McGrath USC dean of students argues youths drift through slumps in behavior not hell. He says kids prefer watching sports or TV to books, turning trivia into life, killing beauty. He notes a conservative swing and that choosing life is an individual act.
The Atlanta archdiocese orders desegregation of its Catholic schools for next fall. Supported by Catholic laymen, the move opens school doors to children regardless of race or color, signaling leadership through action over rhetoric in a city defining church views on racial equality.
In California the Brown administration seeks to relaunch Proposition No 3 after voters rejected several bond issues. Officials fault the title and allege voter ignorance, while Governor Brown warns against public approval of reapportionment. The piece argues the public is informed and rejects debt, urging accountability and a new administration if needed.
Washington reports a row between President Kennedy and Wisconsin Senator Proxmire over foreign aid. Proxmire opposed economic aid to communist countries, prompting Kennedy to seek a bipartisan reversal via Humphrey's compromise. Senate leaders subsequently urged a rollback to aid policies, provoking sharp rebuke from Texas Senator Tower.
Handy phrases cover hotel rooms meals and sightseeing in Spanish. Includes how to say one or two people room order food drink see sights mail stamps send a letter and ask to speak to a gentleman. Also lists how to request an interpreter and ask for a taxi in common travel scenarios.
The article argues auto-suggestion drives many cold and hydrophobia symptoms, noting a Illinois University study and a case where belief triggered illness. It warns strong egos resist manipulation, stressing personal and national mental health to prevent totalitarian control.
Editor Dee Hull argues fair-minded people fear monopoly more than communism while ignoring obvious global domination by monopoly and asserts communism poses greater threats. The letter defends free enterprise against federal medical care plans and cites John Stuart Mill on liberty, urging vigilance.
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