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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1964
Page
8
The editorial argues that forced double overtime would not create permanent jobs but raise costs, deter investment, and cause layoffs. It notes overtime is often seasonal, industry lacks extra machines, and skilled positions limit overtime use. Government dictate is seen as unnecessary interference with private business and individual effort.
The article notes two million Jews have found safety in Israel since World War II and credits United Jewish Welfare Campaigns for funding. It highlights North Africa Jews needing rescue and rehabilitation, and states the campaign supports local recreation, health and welfare services in Longach, urging continued community support as a movement for improving human welfare.
An analysis argues travel by air is far safer than auto travel, with auto death rate at 23 per 100 million miles vs 0.35 for airlines. It notes trains and buses are safer than cars and urges cautious betting on travel modes.
Washington column discusses whether public officials should forfeit the right to refuse answering under the Fifth Amendment in light of Bobby Baker’s probe. McLendon proposes denying such protection. opponents warn of eroding constitutional rights for government workers and stress equal protection and the integrity of public service.
Drew Pearson reports Goldwater criticizes his rival and questions prior statements. The column cites Goldwater letters, quotes, and a Senate mailing room inquiry about 85000 letters sent to New Hampshire voters and staff responses.
A critique of Eugene ONeill's drama and essay, tracing how patterns of hurt between parents and children recur across generations. The piece argues that modern childrearing fixes on technique while neglecting genuine feeling toward family and self, shaping recurring familial harm.
Tacoma reports actor Marion Brando arrested during a fishing demonstration supporting Indian treaty rights. He says he helps friends fish despite state law. Dallas notes Joe H. Tona faces contempt of court fine over $25 in Sack Roby defense case, calling it groceries not relief for his family. Johannesburg civil park board cites drunken elephants near a yellow fruit, comparing behavior to humans after several drinks.
Long Beach Amusement Company president defends Nu Pike Fun Park against a harsh editor’s letter. He cites location, economic impact, visitor numbers, wage totals, local vendor spending, and charitable activities, noting 150 plus rides and strong community ties including security collaboration with police.
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