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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1962
Page
8
The United States and Russia clash over alleged intrusions as both powers weigh continued U2 patrols and espionage. The piece argues neither side should apologize for intrusions while noting the dangers of satellite reconnaissance and potential future spying by both nations.
The board split as Chace Hahn and Bonelli opposed the motion while Debs supported it securing a 3 to 2 vote to place the financial outlay measure on the ballot. Opponents warned of added county costs from extra supervisors and staff, and the proposal now goes to voters despite concerns.
The column critiques the Reform Bill's prospects and notes legislative rifts. It highlights Senator Dirksen's middle-ground stance and Senator Kerr's role handling the bill, while questioning Congress's ability to overhaul the tax system amid campaign pressures and vested interests.
Drew Pearson reports Soviet officials are cultivating Cuba as a communist showcase to influence Latin America while carefully expanding missile presence but avoiding atomic weapons. Moscow allegedly aims to contain the United States by backing Castro and challenging NATO bases, with potential trades over Berlin and Turkey. State Department studies options, cites Monroe Doctrine limits, and seeks multilateral action through OAS, facing resistance from Brazil, Mexico, West Germany, Norway, and Greece.
A veteran columnist cites Don Marquis on thinking and argues that many writers use vapid rhetoric. He notes how easy prose masks weak logic, urges critical thinking to distinguish genuine thought from empty appeals, and suggests early cognitive discipline in schools.
A voter voices indecision about voting, criticizing both major parties as tied to the red men ace and expressing frustration with leaders failing the Constitution. The speaker questions U.S. dealings with Moscow Berlin Cuba Laos and asks how long such mistakes can continue.
A fragment from a newspaper page includes a mock column about Language in the News citing a Japanese traveler to San Francisco seeking extended stay to learn English, plus a reader letter by A W Gypsen and a critique of U S Cuba policy. The page features names and addresses such as Downey and Kenny, with public discourse on communism and housing noise complaints.
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