How Far Can We Go With Considerateness
A reflective column cites Robert Frost on considerateness amid the Cuban Missile Crisis anniversary. It argues the United States should balance restraint with firm demands, noting past errors from Bay of Pigs to Berlin and urging a two-way street in international conduct while preserving national safety.
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Robert Frost
IBM
THINK
Cuba
Moscow
Bay of Pigs
Castro
Berlin
Germany
L.A.C
Indictment of White Farmer for Slavery Case
A federal grand jury in Columbia South Carolina indicted Robert Moultrie Cook a 54 year old Florence County farmer on charges of peonage and slavery relating to Max Roy McKenzie. The case alleges Cook beat and restrained McKenzie then had him jailed and forced to work until bond debts were paid. Penalties include fines up to five thousand dollars and up to five years imprisonment.
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Columbia
S.C
Robert Moultrie Cook
Florence County
Max Roy McKenzie
Cook
McKenzie
Clyde Robinson
U.S
Robinson
Connally burial and national figures mourned in Texas
National leaders and hometown neighbors mourned former U S Senator Tom Connally buried near a live oak at Marlin Texas, age 86, after a long illness in Washington. Vice President Johnson attended, with floral tributes from Kennedy and Truman. Also notes on a 75th wedding anniversary and other obituaries and honors.
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U.S
Tom Connally
Tex
Marlin
Connally
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Marty S. Truman
State Highway Budget Advances Near 578 Million
The report outlines a multi county freeway spending plan totaling about 577 million including 3.9 miles between Santa Ana and Costa Mesa and 94 million to acquire Orange County rights of way. Funding adds 3.1 million to widen Riverside Freeway and 226 thousand to resurface Pacific Coast Highway from Harbor City to Torrance, with Garden Grove and San Gabriel River Freeway projects planned for 1964 65 to complete an outer freeway loop for the metro area.
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Santa Ana
Costa Mesa
Orange County
San Diego
Riverside
Lemon Avenue
Fullerton
Newport
Anaheim
Western Avenue
Harbor City
Crenshaw Brulevard
Torrance
Garden Grove
San Gabriel River
Commission
Garden Grove Boulevard
Knoll Avenue
Newland Street
Knott Avenue
Golden West Street
Pacific
Water Coast Highway
Palos Vertes Boulevuevard
Gould
Hermosa
Laguna Beach
Mountain
Beach
Astor-Cliff
Fullerton Votes on School Board Bond Plan
Fullerton Union High School and Junior College district approved a $6 million bond issue by a 3 to 1 margin for acquiring new sites and upgrading facilities. Voter support reached 7,521 to 2,298 with about 19 percent turnout, below expectations.
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Fullerton Union High School
Independent Public Notice of Adjudication in Long Beach
Fragmented public notice records a court adjudication in Los Angeles County with docket number 10260 dated October 6. The notice mentions distribution by mail and carrier delivery options in Long Beach, involving dates and addresses on Pine Avenue and Sith Street.
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Sith St
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Secent
Sun Rete Court
Los Angeles County
WAL
Mall
Kennedy says parents with retarded child should fear no more
Mrs Kennedy mother of six and sister of the president said in a broadcast interview that having another mentally retarded child is not common and that parents should not be afraid to have more children despite earlier fear related to Rose Mary Kennedy.
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New York
UPR
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Rosemary
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