Editorial U S vs Russian Growth
The article debates whether Soviet and U S growth rates are truly comparable. Kennedy worries about Russia overtaking the U S, while Nixon argues Russia grows fast due to room to expand. Strumilin’s claims of duplicate counting are cited, with Nutter arguing Russia lags in iron ore, rail cars, electricity, and lumber per capita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
S. G. Strumilin
U.S.S.R
Strumilin
G. Warren Nutter
University of Virginia
Nutter
Russia
U. S
U.S
A Case for Flexibility in Long Beach Planning
A proposed 10 story Ocean Boulevard apartment near Bluff Park prompts the Long Beach City Planning Commission to reconsider a special permit. Backers claim concessions align the project with long term plans to zone for high rise housing, arguing for flexibility amid zoning conflicts.
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Long Beach
Ocean Boulevard
Bluff Park
City Planning Commission
Voters Dissatisfied With Nixon and Kennedy Campaigns
Washington reports show a clear electorate discomfort with both Nixon and Kennedy. Crowds at rallies appear uncorrelated with votes, while both candidates offer vague policy plans and few specifics on defense, space, or foreign aid funding.
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Washington
Nixon
Kennedy
Tucker Panying
al Smith
New York
Lower East Side
Sen. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Armed Services
NATO
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Independent Newspaper Masthead and Editorial Staff
A fragmented OCR style listing names and roles from the Independent newspaper. It shows publishers editors managers and advertising reps, with scattered city addresses and office locations, reflecting a typical masthead layout and business contact details.
UN Showdown Looms As Khrushchev Seeks Deals
Drew Pearson notes rising tension at the United Nations as Khrushchev presses for a UN revision and disarmament steps while Kennedy shifts to a softer line. He analyzes splits inside the Kremlin, the West, and African republics, warning of a potential East West showdown and the risks of Red China pushing war. Kennedy withdraws a sharp critique after State Department clarifications on refueling and stationing of planes bound for the Congo.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Mr K
Engenhower
Fanr
Rivrushchev
Hammarskiold
United Nations
Mr. K
Russia
Kremlin
Krushchev
New York
West
Mr. Harmmarskjold
Red China
Macmillan
Nehru
Herter
Jack Kennedy
NATO
Athens
Greece
Congo
Lumumba
Mediterranean
Africa
Max Krebs
Moscow
Northern California water sources adequate for century
California's northern areas have more than enough water to meet needs for the next century, says the State Water Resources Department after a survey of the region. The probe considered the probable full development of natural resources there over the next 90 years.
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Sacramento
California
State Water Resources Department
Camtts
Men Hear Call to Build Backyard Fallout Shelter
Washington program head Leo A. Hoegh promotes home fallout shelters at a Women’s Conference on Civil Defense. He explains the aim is to avoid wartime living hardship for families. Dr Donald B. Tressler demonstrates survival meals using rice and powdered silk products.
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Washington
WPT
Donald BM. Tressler
Strictly Personal Professor Enjoys Class Squabble
Sydney J. Harris recalls tales from late University of Chicago English professor James Weber Linn. He highlighted Dr. Busby of Westminster School, King Charles II, and a host of class controversies. The piece blends anecdotes on controversy, accuracy, and wit from Linn’s lectures.
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Sydney J. Harris
O’s College
James Weber
Teddy) Linn
University of Chicago
Teddy
Dr. Busby
Westminster School
Charles II
Busby
Long Beach soldiers sail to Fort Ord in first Korean War draft group
In a scene echoing World War II, 107 men from Long Beach boarded Pacific Electric for basic training at Fort Ord, the area’s first call-up since the Korean War began. Meanwhile California Heights Community Methodist Church awaits dedication by Bishop Baker and Superintendent Hobson as Rev. Iarrington leads. A county regional planning effort aims to map a 50 year highway plan for Long Beach and Los Angeles harbor area, shaping destinies of multiple cities.
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Long Beach
Pacific Electric Station
Fort Ord
Calif
Sace
Califfornia Heights Community Methodist Church
Bixby Rd
Cerritos Ave
James C. Baker
Arthur T. Hobson
Arthur E. Iarrington
Los Angeles Harbor
County Regional Planning Commission
Board of Supervisors
Signal Hill
Redondo Beach
Torrance
San Pedro
Wittmington
Compton
Debate mixed on Nixon Kennedy TV bold faces
Elizabeth Newman says the leaders present facts hidden by party propaganda and focus on personalities more than issues. Ralph Bunche notes sharpened UN attacks testifying to its effectiveness. Harold D Cooley warns Castro’s seizure of nearly a billion dollars of American property could strain U S relations in South America.
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Sen. Johnson
Rayburn
Texas
Kennedy
Nixon
Dwight D Eisenhower
Harald Macmillan
Britain
New York
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Nelwa
Macmillan
UN General Assembly
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Newman
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Tokyo
U.S
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
Fidel Castro
Cuba
South America
Castro
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Larry Colling Jr
L. A. Collins &R
Malolmy Epley
Niles E. Shea
Manzania
Barry Fulton
Gath
Ridder Jotine Inc
Mew
Fifth Avenue Chicage
Wrigley
Detroit
Minneapolis
Feshay
San Francisco
Sutter St
Useshionton News Butcau
Albee
JON
Drew Pearson
General Assembly
Pearson Khrushchev
Democka IC
N. Calif
Water Sources
Harris
United Press International
Ralph Bunche
World Organization
New African Republic
U.N
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Ares
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