Johnson Promotes Unity in Sunday Campaign Stop
Editorial notes President Lyndon Johnson drew large crowds in Log Beach Compton Lynwood and South Gate with a gentle campaign tone. He rode through streets shook hands and spoke a sermon like appeal for mutual trust while sprinkling sharp lines for critics, leaving the Johnson campaign aura intact.
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Prop J would create city oil department and fund changes
The piece urges a YES vote on Prop J, detailing a new city department of oil properties under council and manager, consolidated tidelands funds, and a $40 million Subsidence Reserve Fund to prevent sinking. It notes no new bonds or taxes, cites SB 60 limits, and emphasizes improved control and revenues for Long Beach.
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Town Meeting Autoette Fan Bumps Robeson
A brief local note from Mahala R. Inglis of 315 W Sr St hopes George Robeson will receive an Autoette to travel to medical appointments and essential places such as bank, barber, church, library, market, drug store, and restaurants.
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Independent newspaper masthead fragment reveals editorial names
Fragmentary OCR shows executives and office locations including Executive Editor E. Sines and Managing Editor Lbwret Ferensen Warner Co with offices in Chicago Detroit Minneapolis New York Philadelphia and San Francisco.
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Debating Nuclear War Powers Shapes 1964 Campaign
The Johnson and Goldwater nuclear weapons dispute centers on control and use in emergencies. Goldwater favors broader field commander latitude, while Johnson defends presidential sole authority. The campaign uses the issue to frame leaders as peaceable or impulsive amid partisan spins. Arthur Krock notes.
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Barry Goldwater Crime Links Scrutinized In Las Vegas Ties
The column details Barry Goldwater's links to mob figures such as Willie Bioff and Gus Greenbaum, citing Life Magazine reporting and a Phoenix riot matter. It notes Rosenzweig’s explanations, FBI checks, and alleged past interactions, while contrasting Goldwater’s campaign strategy on crime. The piece also covers broader claims about anti Communism and Vietnam policy debates.
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Neurotic Drives Peril Marriage Cardan Insight
A lunch conversation with an old East friend explores why marriages endure or fail. The discussion centers on unconscious neurotic drives shaping mate choices and the paradox of craving opposite traits in a partner. The piece notes how a passive husband may satisfy yet provoke resentment, while a dominant partner could later trigger similar tensions.
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