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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1968
Page
11
A reflective essay warns readers to anticipate outcomes beyond present evidence. It cites a scientist’s balloon example and urges voters, families, and workers to plan for unseen contingencies and to align aims with true abilities rather than immediate desires.
Three Los Angeles physicians of the Ross Loos Medical Group report that about 40 000 tonsillectomies have been done on an outpatient basis with no deaths. They emphasize careful patient selection preoperative exams and expert anesthesia and say the operation is a major procedure with risks.
The piece argues hard work resembles a religion in the United States. It notes most youths are urged to work hard, yet some gifted individuals should avoid overexertion. Charles Horton Cooley is cited for cautioning that quantity without quality matters.
The piece argues that steady work should be balanced with leisure and self development. It compares hard driving labor to a long distance run, warns retirement neglect, and notes questions about best selling books and historical oaths and notable figures. It includes a quiz about factual answers.
A reporter in Mexico describes peaceful student demonstrations and public reaction. He notes the absence of hard drug use in posters and observes broad adult sympathy, with Mexican culture venerating education and rejecting anti intellectualism, while cautioning about cultural misreadings.
While touring Mexico, observations note student unrest in Mexico City and university groups in Guadalajara and Morelia. The protests use mural imagery and slogans such as outside agitators are poverty, injustice and repression. Mexican students appear focused on garnering sympathy rather than provoking others.
George Robeson recalls his first day at David Burcham Elementary in Long Beach and compares 30 years of change. He notes brighter lighting, carpeted centers, a globe, a playground, and the shift to mothers driving kids to school, while fearing a dangerous crosswalk and hoping his son remembers the room fondly.
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