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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1963
Page
14
Editorial lauds Long Beach 75th anniversary and announces a 108 page Diamond Jubilee special this Sunday. Writers recount the citys growth from Spanish land grant beginnings to a thriving metropolis while looking at present conditions and future prospects to inspire community spirit and unity.
A child’s suicide after a bad report card sparks discussion on priorities in upbringing. While grades matter, life, love, and kindness may outweigh intellectual pursuit, and some individuals progress later in life. Noting Churchill and Edison as counterexamples, experts urge patience with delayed learning.
A piece likens a labor strike to war, urging both sides to keep dignity and pursue a fair peace. It emphasizes joint responsibility for the plants and offices, warns against destructive acts, and notes that loyalty among employees affects long term prosperity. reivindication of mutual respect among management and labor is urged.
Washington dispatch notes civil rights remains a political instrument, with President Kennedy pressed to push a full bill as party lines blur. Younger members from both parties push for a version aligned with the 1960 Democratic platform, arguing moderation masks real policy choices and that public debate is overdue. The White House seeks a bill to quell street unrest ahead of the 1964 campaign, while labor leaders warn against delay.
Fragmentary OCR from a newspaper page mentions various names and places such as Rodger Publier Banel Medeor and The Ingraeadenl Ore. The garbled text includes references to officials, duties, and a general adanare context with unclear meaning.
Michigan Governor George Romney struggles to push tax reform through a partisan legislature in special session. Romney seeks income tax plans amid Democratic Swainson support and GOP resistance, while mental health, education, and economic issues fuel opposition.
A writer laments U S policy on foreign executions and Korea while critiquing American domestic life. He warns of parental neglect, school reliance, and youth rebellion amid social decay and dope use. Henry Hogan comments on communism, Stalin, and government waste.
Harris argues the ordinary man with decency is truly extraordinary in character. He compares this to the common cold, suggesting most people deviate from a natural, decent norm, while a few remain ordinary yet remarkable. The piece invites reflection on whether we are the extraordinary ones or the truly ordinary.
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