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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1963
Page
6
A reader compliments the Diamond Jubilee issue for its comprehensive city history coverage and tribute to leading citizens past and present, praising the editor for the engaging and informative presentation.
Editorial argues the Ngo Dinh Diem regime was deposed and Vietnam faces a fragile transition. Generals Duong Van Minh and others must show they can install civilian rule and democratic processes while fighting communism. The crisis has regional impact and tests U.S. policy.
A city wide appeal argues that United Way reduces the burden of many money collecting campaigns by funding health, youth and welfare agencies. It notes some groups opt out but expects they will join, making giving simpler and more effective for the community.
An analysis by Assistant Secretary of State Harlan Cleveland argues bureaucracy resists change and expands its empires, despite claims of reform. The piece ridicules public criticism as dampening group zeal, warning of what might occur if Cleveland ever aimed to be funny about bureaucratic power.
An elderly man, after a dismissive encounter at Harvard, funds a West Coast university naming it for his son. In New York he quietly opens a 2 million dollar trust and later designates a bank as executor for an 800 thousand dollar will. Banks learn courtesy matters to business.
Washington column notes AFL CIO leader George Meany and Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz backed an Alcatraz ex-convict’s stance harming Canada US relations after Prime Minister Lester Pearson sought cooperation on nuclear issues. The Norris report on Hal Banks triggered backlash as Canada sought a trusteeship, while Pearson pressed Kennedy for a pacifying statement and nonvoting delegates in Ottawa and Washington were urged.
The piece argues two main solutions to curb organized crime. Eliminate political party contributions and double police salaries to depoliticize law enforcement. It claims such measures would end racketeering and corruption, asserting corrupt policing and politics sustain organized crime.
Prosecuting attorney Randall recalls Thompson seeking men for a hired killing of his wife. In Saigon, Major General Ton That Dinh expresses shock over President Diem's death and sleepless nights. In Algiers, Major Leon Sankar notes silent weapons and frozen positions on the Algerian-Moroccan border.
Sacramento report says Gov. Brown keeps doors open to national office with eye on White House. He downplays 1964 vice president talk while noting California’s value for a Kennedy ticket, but warns about religious issues and Johnson’s role. Brown plans to court legislative leaders and push a broader national campaign strategy as he navigates intra party rifts.
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