Editorial Action Gets Results in Cold War Win
The piece argues that firm, strategic moves beyond protest pressured Moscow. Under Kennedy guidance the United States boycotted a Moscow celebration, isolated a Soviet mission, and postponed a cultural mission to Moscow. The Yale professor Barghoorn’s release is cited as a clear victory showing reciprocal restraint is wiser than blanket retaliation.
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Bronze marker honors Long Beach founder Willmore at Jubilee
A bronze marker at 14th and Pacific memorializes William Erwin Willmore, founder of Long Beach, whose 1870 bike ride helped envision a city on the Seaside plain. The dedication by the Sons and Daughters of the Golden West marks a romantic page in the community’s history and Jubilee celebrations.
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Plain Talk on Latin America From Kennedy Aids
President Kennedy plans to address the Inter-Americas Press Association in Miami next week as tensions rise with Argentina Brazil and Peru over Alliance for Progress funds. Averell Harriman travels to Buenos Aires and Sao Paulo to press reforms and US Latin policy amid looming aid debates.
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Chinese Communist Congress
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France
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Aid to foreign steel firms costs U.S. industry millions
Drew Pearson reports that U.S. foreign aid financed foreign steel plants, boosting overseas competition while American mills shed customers and workers. He cites hundreds of grants to countries including Mexico Argentina Yugoslavia Turkey and France, totaling hundreds of millions, with Japan Spain and others also benefiting, harming U.S. steel output and market share.
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Latin America
Mexico
Argentina
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Niksiec Iron Works
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Vance Brand
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FROSI
Great Japanese Steel Works
Yawata Iron and Steel Co
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Union Sod da Nord Steel Works
Milerma
Franco
STRICTLY PERSONAL Clothes Buying Shows Delusion
A fragment discussing gendered buying habits compares how men and women approach purchasing clothing. It frames men as practical and realistic while portraying women as seeking transformation through fashion. The piece likens female delusion to political fantasies about power and taxes, noting the cost but safer nature of the female delusion.
Udall Book Tells Slaughter of Land
Washington reports Stewart L. Udall released The Quiet Crisis an appeal for a land ethic urging conservation. He portrays forests depleted oil boom waste and vanishing open spaces while urging wiser use to halt environmental decline.
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Town Meeting on Marx and Modern Medicine
Readers ponder if tranquilizers could have altered Karl Marx's life as a discussion mixes Marxist theory with modern medicine. The piece also notes Long Beach civic plans to reopen the Breakers Hotel with national chain experience and local backing. It references Parademag and potential owners like Gene Attry and Loeg Beath, urging community effort to revive the hotel’s status and attract tourism.
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