Editorial: Red China and the UN Risk Reward
The piece argues against admitting Communist China to the United Nations, contending U.N. membership would not curb aggression. It cites Russia’s history as a charter member to doubt rewards for belligerence, urging proof of deserve before seating Red China and warning of potential consequences.
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Temporary taxes become lasting revenue sources in war era
The piece notes wartime excise taxes on handbags cosmetics air travel and other items were meant as temporary but have endured for decades. Congress extended several taxes for another year, highlighting how government revenue sources once deemed temporary become permanent fixtures despite promises to end them.
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No Parking in Rome Creates Faster Transit
The Oregonian notes Rome banned downtown parking effective April 27. Carabinieri enforced the ban. while some locals complained as cars were towed, most welcomed the reform as traffic eased. Buses moved faster and trips to work or business improved.
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United Press International
Eastern Republican Pros Face Their Stiffest Test
Washington reports on the Eastern faction's push to deny Barry Goldwater the nomination and back Gov. Scranton, with Rockefeller backing the latter. The piece notes Easterners as seasoned professional insiders shaping nominations since 1940, citing Dewey in 1948, Eisenhower in 1952, and Willkie's 1940 wave as their methodical, ruthless playbook.
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Dewey Backed Ike in 1952 and Could Guide Scranton
Ike relied on Gen George Marshall and Gen Omar Bradley but Tom Dewey pulled the backstage levers, reshaping delegations from Pennsylvania and beyond to clinch Eisenhower’s nomination. The column weighs whether Dewey could similarly steer Scranton to the 1964 GOP nomination despite shifts in key states and the Goldwater bloc.
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Theater Should Exercise Mind, Not Be A Passivity Tool
A speaker argues theater should challenge the mind like golf challenges the body. Passive enjoyment dulls perception. a play should stimulate mental effort, offering a dialogue between artist and audience and inviting personal interpretation rather than easy comfort. The comparison highlights why meaningful art demands active engagement.
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Harris
Town Meeting Critique of Commencement Ceremony
Dennis Blagg laments Long Beach State College graduation as a dull mass event praising individual graduates. Readers discuss Senator Fulbright and a local resident backs Hosmer for governor, voicing broad political hopes.
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Long Beach State
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Bear and hunter strike unlikely bargain cartoon
A local newspaper carries a folk fable where a bear hunter negotiates with a bear. The bear suggests bargaining over a coat and meal, leading to a mutual outcome. The tale appears amid editorials and slanted headlines.
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