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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1964
Page
5
Editorial cites a stabbing in the Times Square area as bystanders offered no aid, then recalls the parable of the good Samaritan from Luke 10. The piece frames the incident as a moral test of neighborly action amid public indifference. It invokes the lawyer and Jesus dialogue to urge compassion and intervention.
The article urges politicians to pause on debating weapon specifics. Eisenhower cautions that revealing potential actions to enemies harms national defense. The piece cites earlier editorials noting that public discussions of weapon use and military authority risk aiding adversaries.
The pennant chase shapes up as a dramatic three way fight among the Phillies the Cardinals and the Reds. A late surge by St Louis altered the drama as Cincinnati faded and the expected Phillies margin narrowed under a magic twist that shifted the outcome.
A House Government Operations subcommittee report links Billie Sol Estes with Barry Goldwater's aides rather than President Jolson. It details Estes' ties to Commercial Solvents, Milbank Jr., and McCabe, and notes covert discussions with Goldwater and Miller to attack the administration while promoting ideals favorable to Estes' financiers.
James J Kilpatrick argues Britain’s campaign limits, filing fees, and public financing curb excess and personalities. He notes British MPs face strict budgets, a low spending cap, and a refundable filing fee, with campaigns run by parties rather than candidates’ egos. He contrasts this with costly American elections and extensive candidate-specific spending.
A personal essay argues that balanced diet plans ignore individual bodily needs. It cites calcium deficiency in underprivileged children, warns against pushing fixed diets on kids, and stresses that bodily intelligence guides hunger and nutrition better than charts.
Editor letters warn Prop 14 will expand government control, threaten property rights and religious freedom, label the Rumford Act as socialism, and predict costly lawsuits and constitutional challenges. Contributors Luther Wall and others argue against the measure, urging rejection.
Editor notes critics of the reliefers and the Bracero program. The piece disparages stoop labor as rough, mentions Teller checks and TV set adjustments, and urges politicians to reevaluate agricultural labor policy in California. The writer signs as J Paul Gleason from Venetia Dry.
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