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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1966
Page
5
The editorial argues Prop 14 would let California reference federal tax law to streamline reporting and collection. It clarifies this does not set federal rates or surrender state prerogatives, but aims for simpler administration and individual filings, potentially using the federal form with a small state payment. A yes vote is urged.
U S Forest Service notes vivid autumn foliage in Angeles National Forest with prime displays at Big Pines Recreation Area about 65 miles northeast of La Canada on Angeles Crest Highway. Other good spots include San Gabriel Canyon Road Fall ing Springs Mt. Baldy Boquet Canyon and Big and Little Tujunga Canyons. Rangers advise dressing warm, watching storms and preventing fires.
Letters discuss local radar traffic enforcement on South Street and Orange Avenue, questioning ticketing as a revenue lever while noting few serious accidents. They also debate the 1966 rat and dog act, arguing humane aims clash with federal power and urge responsible treatment of animals in research.
A Lakewood reader, Mrs. F. C. Broder, replies to a seven and a half page letter defending long hair for servicemen. She notes a Marine Air Corps member removed his hair in line with her prediction and questions the credibility and bravery of the letter writer, challenging him to sign his name.
The President praised the cabinet level Department of Transportation as a notable achievement of the 89th Congress. Conservatives expect support despite reservations as the department moves from proposal to operation early next year.
The plan shuffles 9,000 workers into a unified department with three divisions the Federal Aviation, Railroad, and Highway Administrations. It sets a $6 billion budget, strengthens internal navigation, and aims to boost urban mass transit while risking bureaucratic bloat and centralization. The act pressures state highway programs for uniformity by 1969 and hints at national registries and licenses, raising concerns about reduced state autonomy.
Washington reports two confidential talks shaping Johnson's Manila Summit stance. Eisenhower offered clarity on Viet Nam bombing remarks while Humphrey and Goldberg urged restraint to preserve U S USSR thaw. Kremlin hints suggest cautious Soviet reaction amid pressure from Ky and Thanom for escalation.
Drew Pearson recalls Eisenhower warning not to foreclose nuclear options. He says the United States must keep the nuclear threat over Red China to deter manpower from Viet Nam. The former President reassured that his statement aimed to support that policy, influencing Johnson toward a moderate Manila-era stance.
A Chicago based NEA observer notes Ted Kennedy barnstorming for Michigan nominees and Senator Kennedy's evolution into a confident, commanding speaker. The piece highlights his presence, voice, and impact on a Saginaw audience as a rising Democratic presidential prospect.
A 1960s style critique argues Americans misjudge narcotic addiction with many false beliefs. It highlights a need for public education, gentler attitudes, and better policy. The piece cites Dr. Donald Louria and endorses his book Nightmare Drugs as evidence.
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