Editorial: Vote of Confidence for Long Beach School Board
The editorial backs incumbents Elizabeth F. Hudson and M. A. Duncan in the Long Beach Unified School District election, citing 16 years and since 1953 of service, district growth from 49 000 to 72 000 students, full-day schooling, cost savings, bond approvals, and strong curriculum leadership. It urges re election as the best choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach Unified
Elizabeth F. Hudson
M. A
Bud) Duncan
Marvin R. Allen
Silas E. Dach
N. J. Kirkpatrick
Scott Mighell
George R. Reinhard
Hudson
Duncan
City College
Douglas A
Tucker School
Nightingale School
Stanford
California
Long Beach
Nudson
Public Forum On Slump Causes Economic Chain Reaction
Editor cites a circular blame game linking labor demand and business inventory cuts to worsening recession. The piece argues reduced inventories choking cash flow, prompting unemployment, and urges rethink of free enterprise and possible government spending to sustain circulation. W D Graff, 183 E 68th St.
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W. D. Graff
68Th St
Parking Space Question Amid Rocket Launch Plans
The editor notes concern over available level ground for parking as a rocket is planned toward Venus to test atmospheric gases. Letters from readers include Adolphus Weschler citing Elm Avenue and Evelyn Davis urging support for expanding the Long Beach Psychiatric Clinic for children, urging residents to write their councilmen to act.
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Venus
Adolphus Weschler
Elm Ave
Clinic Editorial Funds Favor Short-Doyle for Children
Editorial support urged for using Short-Doyle funds to aid a Psychiatric Clinic for Children. Timely mental health care prevents extended delays and limits suffering for affected youths, with teachers and parents urging action.
Case of Little Red Schoolhouse Contains Readers Letter
A Downey reader argues that public schools should admit Negro children and expose Communist influence. The letter condemns segregation and calls for nationwide desegregation in both public and private schools, urging equality and inclusion. It cites missionary work in Africa and questions divine legitimacy of unequal treatment.
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Nullor
Brenda Kidder
Downey
Africa
Harvey T
Itzaina
Belcher St. Downey
Ousting of Solti Shocks Philharmonic Followers
The Philharmonic faces a public uproar after the abrupt cancellation of Sir Georg Solti as music director. Zubin Mehta is installed as conductor for eight weeks at 1800 a week without Solti's consent or mutual agreement, stirring claims of civic enterprise vs private control.
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Philharmonic Orchestra of
Los Angeles
George Solti
The
Philharmonic
Solti
Souther California Symphony Assa
Zubin Mehta
Norman Chandler
Association
Publiity
Mehta
Montreal Symphony
Salti
Southern California Symphony Assa
Philharmonica Orchestra
Happy Goof at the Gantry and Other Jabs
Bill Vaughan riffs on the Post Office rocket plan leaking into suburban fences and water woes. He pencils a Civil War battle joke, mocks geography memory, hints at USIA image limits, and notes Cuba’s cork shortage as Castro fumbles another trick in this centennial year.
Intra-squad spring games ease Cong Beach fans
The piece notes that intra-squad scrimmages at spring training reassure fans by showing the home team can beat itself. Military officials question how to react if an ICBM were accidentally launched. The idea stands that independence lies with those who hold firm despite others opposing.
Laos Crisis Deepens as Soviets Push for Coalition
The article charts Russia's stance on Laos amid stalled cease fire talks. It notes a Soviet note criticizing Southeast Asia Treaty Organization threats, cites paratrooper advances by North Vietnamese forces in central Laos, and argues Moscow seeks a three track negotiation to install a coalition including Communists. Averell Harriman warns a neutral Laos requires a coalition government with Communist participation. Russia bets on Western hesitation and seeks prolonged talks to gain ground.
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Washington
Russia
Laos
Soviet Union
Southeast Asia
Kennedy
Macmillan
Lang
Cawnenck
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Bangkok
U. S
Palm Beach
America
Britain
International Commission of Supervision and Control
Canada
India
Poland
Souvanna Phouma
Paris
London
Moscow
United Press International
Vientiane
North Vietnam
Taos
Korea
Vietnam
China
Averell Harriman
United States
France
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Ravenna
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Lakewood
George Clark
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Tres Manning
PA Iterson Greene
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Germany
Soaper
By Bill Vaughan
Post Office
Erin Bar
Heatnik
USIA
Cuba
Castro
Press-Telegram
Cong Beach, Calif
Oup, Inc
United Nations
Herman H. Rieter
Ante H. Ridder
Harole
Hines
Aast
A. Bee
Enteras
Ins of
Insinees
Malcollm Eptay
E. Lines
Harry Xarns
Eieneee
Gene
Shingion
Albea Building
Representanyss Netionali
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Chicago
Wirigley
Batel
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Foyhay Tower
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Los Angel Sat
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Reds
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