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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1962
Page
4
The stock market's sharp slide is discussed as a confidence signal, not a disaster. It cites speculative excesses and global trade shifts while urging restraint from overreaction. despite the dip, the U.S. economy remains healthy with high production income profits and sales. The piece notes foreign spending concerns and warns against panic during prosperity.
Former President Eisenhower urges Republicans to spotlight rising lawmakers at Gettysburg Farm and on TV. He says party should look forward, not backward, letting younger leaders carry speeches and leadership burdens while he remains available for consultation. Voters seek aggressive forward-looking leadership.
The endorsement notes JOHN GIBSON from Los Angeles seeks the county assessor post with wide backing. Born in Geneseo Kansas in 1902, he served eight years as Los Angeles city council president and acted as mayor. He’s tied to Long Beach politics and harbor issues, while enduring shifts in mayoral support over the years.
Washington expresses Mormon tensions as Ezra Taft Benson's sermons critiqued by Senator Cannon and other church members. The dispute centers on church leaders avoiding partisan politics from temple square rostrums and Benson's perceived innuendo about President Kennedy.
In a crowded California primary for the 65 to 7 million voter district, 11 candidates—eight Democrats and three Republicans—seek the State Senate seat vacated by Richard Richards after eight years. Notables include Assemblyman Thames Rees and Patrick McGee, with others like Francis J. Bradley and Gerry E. Dudly highlighting reform, tax, and education plans.
Anona M. Buse argues at a town meeting that promises of free medical care for the elderly are impractical amid rising national and state debts. She cites California disability benefits and the care in Los Angeles County, urging residents to question expansive promises and tax burdens.
In a discussion echoed by Herman Kahn at a New York aerospace dinner, the risk of anonymous warfare is explored. The piece argues future conflicts may involve unidentified attackers, complicating retaliation and eroding the feasibility of war as policy. The author warns battles will resemble a bomb planted in a crowded theater rather than a chess game.
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