Harbor Customs HQ Move Aims at Saving Time and Money
The Interior Department shifts BLM LA to Riverside, arguing the change reduces hardship and places federal offices near lands and resources. The piece urges Customs to relocate its LA harbor headquarters adjacent to Long Beach and Los Angeles ports, forecasting major savings and reduced travel.
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Bureau of Land Management
Interior Department
Los Angeles
Riverside
BLM
Karl 8. Land- Strom
Bureau
Southern California
U.S. Commissioner of Customs
Phillip Nichols Jr
Customs
Harbor Area
Harbor
Los Angeles Custom House
Bureau of Customs
Civic Center
The
Los Angeles Civic Center
Stevens Run at Torrance Ends Long City Manager Era
George W. Stevens is about to end a 134 year run as Torrance city manager. He guided the city from tank town to big city status with confident, quiet leadership and notable financial deftness. Political rivals have whispered, but Torrance audiences will remember his high quality performance and the council should keep him in mind as successor is booked.
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George W. Stevens
Torrance
Stevens
Tank Town
Phoenix
Kennedy
Goldwater
Sam Marchan
City of
Kennedy Faces Dual Demo Forces In Democratic Rift
President Kennedy must choose whether to back reformers against entrenched party bosses in key states like New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois and California. Factional battles shape primary contests, with reformers gaining in New York and California amid shifts in leadership and appointments.
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Kennedy
Democratic Party
Tucker
New York
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Ilinois
California
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Farley
Flynn
Guffey
Nash
Kelly
Tom” Pendergast
Lee Guardia
Roosevelt-Lehman -Finletter
Carmine G. de Lapio
Tammany Hall
Michael H. Prendergast
Wagner
Freedom Probers to Air TV Radio Campaign Hearings
Senate Commerce Committee reviews distortion and fairness in radio and TV coverage in an ongoing watchdog effort led by Warren Magnuson. Hearings will probe partisan time allotment, political ads, and networks handling of presidential messages.
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Washington
Pearson
Warren Magnuson
Senate Commerce
Washington Democrat
Magnuson
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Sen
Gale McGee
Wyoming
Africa
Congo
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Creekmore Fath
Fath
Kennedy
Eisenhower
San Francisco
White House
Freedom of Information Committee
U.S
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CBS
John W. Boler
Dakota Broadcasting Company
Federal Communications Commission
Charles Murphy
North Dakota
Murphy
Boler
FCC
Senate
Tim
New York City
WMCA
John F. Kennedy
Rich
Ard Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Independent Publishing Details and Editorial Staff
The Independent announces its publishing and editing team including Daniel H Ridder and Harold M Hines with Samuel C Cameron as general manager. Additional editors include Larry Coffine Jr and Mice Lines, with advertising representatives listed for New York Chicago San Francisco and Washington.
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Herman Herigo Fee
Daniel H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Aelto Publishar Barnuel
C. Cameron
Genl
Larry Coffine Jr
Coline $c
Malcolm Epidy
Mice E. Lines
Harry Fulton
Nall
Ridder Jonne Inc
Otters
New York
Gentle Sex Gets Tough In British Justice Debate
In Oxford England Lord Parker the 80 year old judge says women are tougher than men in punishing crime He advocates more women on the bench and favors stiffer penalties highlighting a push for stricter crime measures by the judiciary led by this austere jurist.
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Oxford
England
Led Parker
Britain
Lord Parker
Is Dullness a Basic Trait or a Psych Dramedy
The piece questions if dullness is an innate personality trait or a result of early life and environment. It muses about how children brighten into lively adults or become repressed, considers psychoanalytic ideas, and suggests ego pathology may underlie perceived dullness.
Kennedy and Macmillan Agree on Laos Neutral Path
Key West and London reports show President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan agreeing that Laos must avoid further deterioration. They cited Britain’s note to the Soviet Union proposing steps to end warfare and guide Laos toward neutrality.
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Key West
Fla
Kennedy
Macmillan
Soviet Union
Laos
Town Meeting Town Meeting His Prescription Sassafras
Editor Don Anderson opines that the AMA should cut political meddling to reduce costs and improve access. A reader replies with a rumor that Ike’s golf cart is foot controlled, mocking his eight-year restraint.
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American Medical Association
Don Anderson
Washington Pl
Ike
J. la Rue
Eisenhower
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