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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1964

Page

11

Opening of 9.5 mile San Diego Freeway links Long Beach area

Editorial notes the 9.5 mile segment of the San Diego Freeway connects Long Beach with Orange County and ties into a national highway system. It discusses freeway progress, remaining bottlenecks in the Los Angeles basin, and argues for rapid transit to supplement freeways for future growth and mobility.

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English in the Classroom at California Aglow

The University of California admits only the top one eighth of the state’s high school graduates yet many are poorly prepared in English. Chancellor Strong says almost half must take remedial English and criticizes dull teaching. He condemns misused terms and argues English should be taught through reading great masters and teacher criticism of student writing.

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Miller and Goldwater Both Lived in Restricted Areas

Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports that Bill Miller and Barry Goldwater lived in properties with racial covenants. Miller pressed for Johnson era restrictions while courting Texas Republicans, and Goldwater’s family also resided in areas with prohibitive covenants. The piece notes Miller’s own Bethesda and Alexandria homes carried anti Negro restrictions, and that the public deserves full disclosure of such conduct.

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Goldwater Lacks Sustaining Campaign Theme On Midwest Tour

Portrait of Goldwater’s campaign swing through farming and industrial states shows eager crowds but no coherent message or clear alternative to Johnson. He attacks opponents, defends nuclear policy selectively, and avoids broad policy plans while debating the presidency and Johnson.

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Independent newspaper masthead fragment hints at staff roles

Fragmentary OCR shows names and titles such as Publisher and Editor across varied cities, including Harti M. Hines and Malcolm Exley, with mentions of regional advertising reps and general management. The readable portions suggest a historical publication with multiple staff credits and locations.

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Editorial endorses Goldwater in 1964 campaign

A guest editorial argues Barry Goldwater offers clear constitutional limits and individual liberty, contrasting with New Deal centralization. It cites John Pew's plea for change, warns of ongoing fiscal erosion, and praises Goldwater as future‑oriented while criticizing past administrations. The Tribune notes it supported Nixon in 1960 and plans future guest editorials.

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Strictly Personal Thoughts About Humming

A reflective piece notes humming can mask mood and suggests Freudian ideas are popular but risky. It warns against overextending Freudian psychology and urges cautious, modest use of new knowledge to avoid doctrinaire thinking.

Editorial Opinions Reflected in Signed Columns

Signed columns express the writers views and not the newspaper’s stance. Editorials voice the periodical’s own opinions and judgments on issues and events.

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