Vote Yes on Bond Issues for Education in California
Editorial urges California voters to back two education bonds. Proposition 1, a 200 million dollar measure, funds public schools and needy districts with rising enrollments. Proposition 3, a 270 million dollar bond, finances state buildings for higher education, UC, colleges, prisons, and hospitals with Long Beach highlighted for its college presence.
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Lessons From Seattle Help Long Beach Expo
The Long Beach world fair planned for 1966 should draw on Seattle’s experience to gain good publicity. But letters complain of scalpers high prices canceled reservations and subpar housing. Some families say they were stuck with unused event tickets and January bookings were canceled in April. Sponsors should heed Seattle’s mistakes to avoid similar issues and maintain trust through honest service.
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Long Beach
Seattle
Freedom Bond Drive Aims 3.96 Million For Space Defense
The campaign seeks 3,964,455 dollars through this month and into June to fund national defense and space exploration. The Treasury displays a replica of the Freedom 7 Mercury Space Craft as Walter Havekorst, Long Beach Savings Bond Chairman, urges extra bond sales to bolster the economy and space program.
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U. S. Treasury Department
Walter B. Havekorst
U.S. Savings
Long Beach
Congress Aids India Fight Seen Shaping Nehru Message
President Kennedy hears from Senate Foreign Relations Committee members that aid to India can be altered to fit administration policy. Dissenting lawmakers warn Nehru through Krishna Menon that Indian strategy, inclining toward China and Moscow, risks U S criticism and hardened stances on Goa and Kashmir. Congress tensions loom as Southeast Asia moves forward and White House gains momentum on war claims bill.
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India
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Menon
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Goa
Pakistan
Kashmir
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House
Southeast Asia
Konrad Adenauer
Tess Tree
Charlies de Gaulle
Clary
Presieert
New Information Links Nixon to Hughes Loan
Drew Pearson reports new details on a $205,000 Hughes loan to Don Nixon, brother of the former vice president, tying Richard Nixon to the deal and prompting a legal clash over deposition questions. The piece traces Finch's changing statements, Waters' role, and a California judge's ruling affecting questioning in the Hughes-Waters case.
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Hughes
Los Angeles
Howard* Hughes
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Enot Oaly
California
Richard Nixon
Robert N. Finch
Frank J. Waters
Finch
Erd Hughes
Frank Waters
Waters
Howard Hughes
Hughes. Toot Co
Crowley
McCoy
Strictly Personal When Animals Write About Us
In stress readers seek animal tales over human stories as best sellers shift toward animal life books from Timmy the Sparrow to Ring of Bright Water. The trend, sparked by Born Free, features anthropomorphic works, prizes, and questions if being human is a compliment. A dolphin might critique civilization with sharper, cooler gaze.
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Timmy
Clare Kippis
John C. Lilly
Britain
Harris
Roger Mauge
Penguin
Eleanor Pettings
Falkland Islands
Walt Disney
Norman Carr
Rhodesia
Gavin Maxwell
Wilds
Town Meeting on Constitution Letter Reply Sparks Debate
May U responds to Dee Hull’s letter to the editor about the recent article Running for Cover by LAC. The exchange centers on town meeting coverage and the positions of involved individuals.
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Constitution
Dee Hull
LAC
Languages in the News and political debate mix
A fragment from Languages in the News discusses Italian phrases and memory practice alongside a political essay by Janice A. Watts at 2371 Knoxville. It contrasts radical and liberal labels with constitutional references and warns about monopolies and ideologies.
Ife’s Real Booster for LB State
A reader extols Long Beach State College for enriching life through nearby campus events, athletics, library research, lectures, and cultural offerings. The note lauds landscaping, public library brochures, and student life as reasons to value the university. Stanley Was Goldin $33 Atlantic.
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