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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1968

Page

15

Save California Cities By Funding Urban Schools

A master plan backed by Sen. Petris seeks SB 702 to allocate 173.1 million dollars next year for urban districts with yearly increases to 703 million by 1971 72. The proposal adds 100 dollars per pupil in 1968 69 with similar rises, aiming for state and local partnership to prevent city decay and attract investment.

California Nicholas C. Petris Oakland Long Beach

Warsaw No Setting for Peace Talks

A group argues that Warsaw is an unsuitable venue for Vietnam peace talks due to recent anti Semitic incidents and a revival of old Nazi era sentiments. The piece notes the 25th anniversary of the Warsaw Jewish massacre, rising hostility toward Jews, and the neo Nazi NPD gains in West Germany, urging a setting free from reminders of mass murder to aid serious negotiations.

Warsaw Vietnam West Germany National Democratic Party

Twenty Years On Israel Faces Big Problems

Washington reports on the two-decade mark since Israel's founding as a nation born from Jewish refugees. The piece notes dramatic early days, rapid moves, and the Arab world’s opposition, with references to attempted actions against national leaders and early symbolic stamps. it portrays a fragile fledgling state amid regional conflict and uncertain survival.

Washington Massachusetts Col. Game Abdul Nasser Tel Aviv Farouk

Johnson aims near east peace talks before leaving White House

Drew Pearson discusses Soviet expansion in the Near East and US policy. He notes Israeli resilience, regional arms shipments, and a potential off the record meeting of Arab allies to curb Soviet influence. He cites leaders ready to cooperate for recognition and a future peace process.

Black Sea Mediterranean Near East Aden Red Sea Malta Iran United States Moscow Cyprus Gulf of Persia Gulf of Aden Suez Canal Faisal Saudi Arabia Hassan Morocco Hussein Jordan Idris Libya Helon Lebanon Bourguiba Tunisia Amir Kuwait Sheik Sabah Al-Salim Al-Sabah North Vietnam Johnson White House

Mayor La Guardia Read Comics on Radio for Kids

During a newspaper strike Fiorello La Guardia the mayor of New York hosted a Sunday morning radio program reading the newspaper comic strips for the children of Manhattan keeping residents amused and informed.

New York Fiorella la Guardia Children of Manhattan

Brave Policeman Thwarts Armed Bank Robbery in Long Beach

Observer recounts Officer W. A. Clark pursuing robbers after a bank hit on Security Bank. Clark fired repeatedly, radioed for help, then sped away on Second Street bridge ramp in pursuit. The writer praises his bravery and urges city thanks for his valor. The page also includes editorials on race prejudice and church roles in social services.

Naples Plaza W. A. Clark Second Street Bridge

Oregon's tricky ballot effort could aid McCarthy upset

Lyndon Johnson withdraws late leaving Oregon voters with many ways to back Humphrey or Kennedy. The Oregon primary features McCarthy on the ballot and a write in option, plus a sprawling bedsheet ballot that complicates strategy. Herzog tactics aim to mobilize students and televise effort while party loyalties remain flexible.

Portland Obe Lyndon Johnson Hubert Humphrey Johnson Kennedy Humphrey Oregon Bobby Eugene McCarthy Humphrey- McCarthy McCarthy Adlai Stevenson Harvey Akeson Alphabet Humphreys Oregon Party Arthur Herzlg New York Herzog Multnomah County Mark Hatfield Senate

Nature in Miniature by Richard Headstrom

Review praises this Knopf nature guide as a pocket lens into small world wonders in backyard gardens ponds and woods. Headstrom, a former columnist and curator, blends engaging text with his drawings to reveal delicate seasonal patterns and insect sounds from January to December.

Richard Headstrom Knopf Headstrom N.H

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