Editorial: City Guards Citizens Interest in Oil Field
The article lauds Long Beach officials for safeguards against oil field subsidence in the tidelands dispute. It explains compromise bills giving the city final procedure control, first claim on subsidence funding, and power to curtail production if needed, arguing these protections safeguard state finances and citizen welfare.
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Tidelands
Sacramento
Long Beath
Lands Commission
Lands Division
Long Beach
Death of an Angry Man
Rep. Clarence Cannon of Missouri and longtime parliamentary expert died at 85 in Washington. A recognizable figure at Democratic conventions, he led opposition to federal spending and was known for his indignant, frugal stance. His death marks a loss for party, Congress, and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cannon
Congress
Cannon
Washington Hospital Center
Washington Press Corps
Johnson
National Press Club
LBJ
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Tragedy at the Crossing Sparks Rail Safety Debate
A deadly rail crossing crash near Mesa Arizona claimed two mothers and eight children, highlighting the danger of road level crossings. The piece criticizes railroads for profits over safety and calls for elevated crossings or underpasses to prevent such losses.
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Mesa
Arizona
Kennedy May Quit Politics for Ted Kennedy Plan
Drew Pearson reports Attorney General Robert Kennedy may exit politics after the election to run the Kennedy family financial empire, pushing his younger brother Edward Kennedy. The piece notes Kennedy’s potential behind the scenes role and cites Massachusetts primary results as influence. It also covers LBJ including women reporters in civil rights outreach and Scott Scott’s quiet stance after Baker probe disclosures.
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Washington
Robert Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
Joe Kennedy
White House
Bob
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Say
Massachusetts
Sen
Francis Bellotti
British misgivings on Cuba deal strain with Johnson era
Marguerite Tiggins reports that the British Foreign Office harbors misgivings about the multimillion bus sale to Fidel Castro. The piece outlines friction with Washington as London weighs Anglo American burdens and hints at a shift toward a two way partnership amid shifts in policy toward Cuba.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Foreign Office
Cubs
Higgins
White House
Uncle Sam
Castro
Lyndon Johnson
Alec Douglas-Home
Johnson
United States
Washington
Alec
America
Sir Alec
Fidel
England
Britain
Malaysia
Cyprus
Yemen
Greece
Turkey
Indonesia
Sukarno
Nasser
Proneness to Ills May Be Inherited and Cancer Links
The article argues genetic proneness influences accident rates and disease risk. It cites Sir Julian Huxley on temperament and stress response, notes cancer rates vary by inbred mouse strains, and coins “propetology.” It discusses heredity shaping disease likelihood alongside environmental factors and presents a personal view on constitutional weakness shaping fate.
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Julian Huxley
Journal of Neuropsychiatry
Roger Williams
Texas
Hapsburg
Town Meeting Fears Extremists Threaten Nation
Letter writers express disgust with pressure groups and antiwar demonstrations. They fault minority protests for disrupting business, endangering people, and pressuring officials, urging mature debate and compromise over rhetoric. Ruth Ann Roper voices concern over tactics and calls for rational discussion.
Ioppe Copy Not So Funny to Reasler
A reader criticizes Hoppe’s editorial piece as not news and questions why children are exposed to such content. The letter requests more responsible newspaper selections and values readers’ concerns about content on the editorial page.
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Ioppe
Reasler
Hoppe
Independent Parmae A Wider Puplicher Dan Rigder De Pubtanar
Fragmented OCR reads as a list of names and titles with many misspellings. It mentions publishers and editors in a generic local paper context, but lacks coherent events, dates, or clear individuals tied to actions. The readable elements suggest roles such as publisher, managing, and corrections staff across several entities.
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Puplicher
Daniel Rigder
Harald Mt. Hoert
Lerest E Camere General
Peannyer
Conanes
Maver
Epley
E. Lacy
York
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Bob Kennedy May
Ted
Far West
Jack Anderson
Lilian Levy
National Jewish Post
May Craig
Portland Press Herald
Press Club
ABC
William Lawrence
JFK
Pierre Salinger
White House Correspondents Association
Adenauer
Adenauer Cruffly
Lby
Scott
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
Bobby Baker
Senate Committee
Fredricksburg National Bank
Marguerite Tiggins
Brsy Bettis
Eit
By Sydney J. Harris
Town Meeting
William D. Graff
Atlantic Drive
Ruth-Ann Roper
Briercrest
Lakewood
R. L. Rossier
Tucker St
Compton
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