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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1967
Page
16
A balance of freeway, transit, and smog control is explored as hearings consider how a future electric car may relieve congestion or compete with public transport. Planners, smog officials, and car developers weigh how rapid transit, road design, and street use must adapt for the car of tomorrow.
Mrs Waite resigns after twelve years on the City Planning Commission, citing travel plans. She valued independence and beautification, boosting greenery and livability on permits, while her successor Mrs Malcolm Todd brings civic experience and a library book committee role.
Letters discuss the value of dissent in public discourse and criticize a piece on air pollution. A reader argues dissent aids understanding and progress, while another letter defends Rhodesia as anti communist and urges opposition to perceived appeasers in government. Lakewood. RAY LARSON.
Differences persist between the administration and Sen Robert Kennedy on ending the Vietnam War. Kennedy seeks a bombing halt in exchange for peace talks, while the White House demands reciprocal military restraint from the enemy and resists the current framing of Communist demands.
The piece contrasts Senator Kennedy and the administration on how to halt bombing in North Vietnam. It notes Kennedy favors unconditional cessation linked to talks, while the White House worries talks could neutralize airpower and hinder resuming bombing. It cites Wilson Kosygin comments and calls for clearer terms.
A quirky column taunts a young man mocked for draft slips while a note on future longevity imagines 300 year lifespans. It references personal income peaking in 1966 as prices rise, and ends with a proud father praising his son’s arithmetic silver star. The piece satirizes public confusion over world events and China's affairs.
The author questions whether a single universal solution could govern human society and condemns narrow viewpoints. He observes three dominant yet isolated camps religious political and psychological and notes how each ignores the others.
Sydney Harris argues that ethics alone and politics alone are insufficient for a just society. He urges integrating religious, political, psychological insights and medical holism to treat the person as a whole.PARTIAL truths held as full truths risk dangerous fragmentation in community life.
Unconfirmed reports claim Sen. Kennedy aided or opposed a CIA plan to kill Fidel Castro during the early 1960s. Officials dispute whether the plot was approved or carried out, with rumors of underworld involvement and Havana arrests. FBI and other sources remain discordant on Castro’s reaction and to what extent the plan influenced Kennedy’s era.
Jack Anderson recounts Lee Harvey Oswald's pro Castro ties and Mexico visa pursuit before Dallas. The piece notes Bobby Kennedy's haunting grief, Bundy’s worries, and insider doubt. It cites Dear, Rusk, and Clark Clifford on espionage’s brutal methods and disappearances in a stark back alleys war.
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