Editorial on Unavoidable Decision Halting Local World's Fair
The city council rejected public funding for the fair after demanding a solid private financial plan and assurances. Prior proposals to use tidelands funds or city credit failed to gain momentum, and a November tax measure for roads near Pier 1 was canceled. The piece endorses harbor development as primary, and notes the fair must reform its organization to win broad local support.
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Tidelands
Wilmington Oil Field
Fair People
Pier 1
Pier J
California
Bobby Baker Ghost Haunts Democratic Campaign Efforts
The Bobby Baker case returns as a political issue with Sen John J Williams accusing Democrats of blocking a full investigation. Williams cites Matthew McCloskey's $25000 contribution after a Washington stadium contract, arguing the probe was partisan and harmed the party's credibility.
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Bobby Baker
Senate Democrats
Democratic Party
John J. Wiliams
Delaware
Baker
Kennedy-Johnson
Williams
U.S
Matthew McCloskey
Washington, D.C
It’s Just a Game Dodgers Fans Cheer List
A cynical reader offers quips to cheer Dodgers fans amid pennant doubts. Says it’s just a game, you can’t win every time, who cares who won if sportsmanship remains, wait until next year, and blasts the rival as dirty bums.
Suburbs and Court Ruling Stir Senate Battle
Sen Dirksen faces a push to overturn the Supreme Court decision on suburban representation in state legislatures. Delegates fear a GOP shift in suburban districts, while Johnson administration backing weakens amid internal strains. Public utilities and political pressure shape a costly, statewide power balance as Atlantic City closes.
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Dirksen
Washington
Johnson
Supreme Court
Atlantic City
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Nicholas Katzenbach
Justice Department
Bobby Kennedy
Sen
Everelt Dirksen
Sen. Dirksen
Ilinois
Arthur Goldberg
CIO
Congress
Goldberg
Consolidated Edison
New York
Everett Dirksen
Viet Nam voices on U S stance amid riots and Diem era doubts
Vietnamese officials question American double standards in denouncing Buddhist and Viet Cong actions while tolerating or shielding other violence. A Saigon-confessed fear of U S policy shifts follows Buddhist protests and Dem regime pressures, with clerics like Thich Quang demanding purges and calls for broad retrenchment.
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Vietnam
Khanh
Dalat
Washington
Viet Nam
Higgins
United States
Saigon
Ranh
Danang
Diem
Thich Tri Quang
Hue
Father Patrick O'Connor
Dang Sy
Individualism versus groupthink explored by Harris
The author laments a nation of conformists arguing true individualism must start with the individual. He critiques societal clubs and mass culture that crush personal difference, warns that economic freedom without freedom of thought yields hollow individuality, and likens locked-in lives to slavery. He chastises shallow calls for liberty in business while policing thoughts and habits.
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Ife
F.B.1
Chesapeake Bay
Editorials Express Opinion Of The Page Columns
Signed columns on this page reflect the writers views not the newspaper as a whole. Editorials voice the newspapers official stance on issues and events.
Town Meeting LAC Column Irks Auto Union Men Editor
The column paints a flawed picture of auto workers rejected offers by auto companies to UAW workers. It argues workers seek humanized on the job conditions, time off, relief time, curbs on discipline, and a larger profit share, challenging LAC's view of management gains. Ed Wianeck, UAW Local 148 president, urges humane conditions and notes union democracy in strike votes.
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L.A.C
Auto Union
LAC
UAW
Abraham Lincoln
ED Wianeck
Civic League opposes lottery urging new vote on Prop 16
The Civic League of Long Beach argues legalized lotteries draw professional gamblers and raise pressures for open gambling with degenerating effects on individuals and government. It calls for a new vote on Proposition 16 on the November ballot, signed by J. W. Pont, president.
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Civic League
Civic League of
Long Beach
J. W. Pont
Independent newspaper masthead and staff list
The document lists publishers editors and executives including H Ridder Harold Hines Samuel Camerta and A Golling with executive roles and advertising offices in major cities such as Atlanta Chicago Los Angeles Minneapolis New York Philadelphia and San Francisco current management at the office.
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Navanat Advertising
Ferguson Walkir
Atlanta
Chicags
Darron Las Anoeins
Minneapolis
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Isn
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