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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1967
Page
7
A listing of editors publishers and staff positions appears under the masthead with names including Daniel Ridder, Henman Kidder, Samuel Cameron, E Sines, Hudd Hines, Malcolm Epley, AMilligent Broom, Sterling Tresnis, Don Ohl and Bob Tuesday. The date shown is Tuesday April 4 1967 and the city Long Beach California.
The 12000 member California Republican Assembly condemned Sen Thomas H Kuchel at its Long Beach convention calling his vote for the US Soviet consulate treaty treasonous. The event sparked intra party clashes over moderates and right wing factions and warned of a divisive 1968 primary. Kuchel, a longtime Republican leader, retained strong credentials and influence in water policy and party leadership despite the attacks.
Long Beach Boys' Clubs promote Week Open House showing activities from 1943 start. They serve 3,500 boys year-round at East West North Lakewood branches and central Chestnut Ave facility. Officers stress a home-like, boy centered approach with games tournaments wood shop library photo lab and handicapped programs. Parents and visitors aged 8 to 18 invited to learn about the organization.
A Huntington Beach reader complains about inflated prices and poor exhibits at a Teen-Age Fair at the Hollywood Palladium while aiming to meet a celebrity who never appeared. A second letter from Lone Reach thanks the district for special education programs and praises local schooling.
State budget cuts under Reagan belt tightening hit parks recreation hard. Assemblyman Zberg warns $1 million capital outlay for parks next year is a 90 percent cut, risking statewide recreation. Other trims hit Water Resources, Fish and Game, and Harbors and Watercraft. six prison conservation camps to close.
Notes from Dar es Salaam recount an African editor’s tour and a file of U S racial violence clippings dating back to 1957. The editor reflects on decades of disturbing reports and how global observers perceived U S events during the 1950s onward.
Ralph McGill reflects on a decade of race clashes from Little Rock to Birmingham and New Orleans. He notes how Africa struggles with hunger and education while nonalignment grows, urging practical aid rather than grand policy shifts to ease tensions.
Washington analysis argues the Republican slogan elev en th commandment may hinder adaptation as Democrats drift from New Deal norms. John Gardner notes shifts toward state and local partnerships, while GOP unity risks outdated themes and a lack of modern policy alternatives for a changing political landscape.
The piece notes a disease focus on measles elimination and marks a special election set for April 11 to fill Adam Clayton Powell’s vacant congressional seat. It questions the choice of date given Powell’s likely candidacy and briefly reports Lyndon’s draft lottery plan prompting a local 19 year old to declare conscientious objector status, citing a distrust of gambling.
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