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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1960
Page
7
The latest polls show California remains closely divided in the presidential race with Kennedy edging Nixon by small margins. Undecided voters and likely voters sway the outcome as campaigns target California through the coming week, with Kennedy planning a Long Beach visit.
The council debates the manager’s handling of a policeman who resigned after restitution for taking prisoners’ money, while long simmering discord with the manager resurfaces. The piece urges harmony and a firm council-led selection of the city manager, warning against friction and unfounded rumors.
The City Planning Commission rejected a special permit for a 10 story apartment building on East Ocean Blvd citing nonconformity with R-5 zoning. Planning Director Werner Rudhti and other members explained the stance, favoring strict conformity with the proposed zoning code for high use apartments. Architects and the Chamber of Commerce support the position, noting FHA financing requirements align with the high standards.
A reader from Neptune Torrance argues the Wash ington School Board erred by firing a teacher after a class sent a telegram urging Eisenhower to meet Khrushchev. He questions American values, mocks the president, and defends the class action as a stand for world peace.
A reader letter page blasts papers for election favoritism toward Nixon and accuses editors of distorting coverage. The signer, R F Kelly of Chestnut, and others cite Protestant ties and criticise editor L A Collins Sr for alleged distortions about the Kennedy Nixon debate and the Democratic platform.
Joseph E. Stubbs argues the 1930s unemployment stemmed from overinvestment, not bank closures. He credits Roosevelt for stabilizing banks and criticizes Sen Kennedy for misstatements, urging factual discussion and continued Democratic policy.
Washington reports President Eisenhower is confident his final speeches will help Nixon. Ike plans three more talks including a White House TV address with Nixon, as Republicans push a massive Manhattan reception to turn the tide. Democrats counter with Kennedy banners as eye remains on US campaign dynamics.
From Alexander the Great to Hitler the biography of world conquerors shows dictators repeat the pattern where power overrides genuine love. Freud's dual instincts explain how love and aggression distort under domination and promiscuity, with balance as the key to humane conduct.
The New York Times endorses John F. Kennedy citing foreign policy steadiness and leadership. It argues Kennedy offers a flexible, less doctrinaire vision and could unite Congress, while noting concerns over fiscal policy and tax promises. The editorial favors Kennedy despite flaws, highlighting a path to stable national direction.
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