Editorial Demand for L E L A Rapid Transit Aided in JFK Plan
Editorial urges urgency in securing federal aid for a Long Beach to Los Angeles rail line via MTA. Mayors Wade and Yorty press for swift action, aligning with President Kennedy's transit proposals. Authors warn delays could push rapid transit 10 to 12 years, urging immediate data submission to Washington.
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L.E.L.A
JFK
Kennedy
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Gillis
MTA
Ington
May
Century City
el Monte
Wade
Yorty
Washington
Beating Civil Defense Apathy In Sonoma County
The Sonoma County California area shows how local effort can preserve citizens in a nuclear emergency. With 200 participants, a 160 page plan outlines survival for 150000 residents and 142000 refugees for 30 days without outside aid. The project, begun with little federal help, aims to spur other regions to craft self reliant civil defense plans.
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California
Sonoma County
Santa Rosa
Sonoma
Counry
San Francisco
Sonomans
Federal Office of Emergency Planning
British Communist infiltration in civil service warned
A British parliamentary report labels Communist penetration of civil service unions as dangerous. The piece notes U.S. concerns, cites missile-site strikes and labor disruption, and urges a broader inquiry into defense employment linked to Soviet influence. It contrasts Britain’s findings with American efforts to curb un American activities.
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Washington
America
Great Britain
England
House Committee On Un-American
Communist Party
United States
Goldberg
Congress
Walker confusion highlights Army reform debate
Major General Edwin A. Walker struggled on the stand and revealed gaps in Army leadership. Critics question representation of today’s service, while McNamara moves to push reforms. Senate delay and political maneuvering surround Walker’s case and the broader Army restructure.
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Washington
Edwin A. Walker
Min
Nominaton
Texas
Senate
Congress
Defense
Robert McNamara
Walker
Senator Soaper Says Money Is Root of All Fancy
A collage of humorous takes on money and public life. The column notes magazines focusing on money, jokes about Yankees winning, a two hour chat at a desk, dads watching sons run for the Senate, the FBI list, smoking taxes funding space, a neighbor misremembers his garden, and social trends from Packard to media leaks.
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Bill Vaughan
Liz
Eddie
Richard
Congo Crisis Echoes in Public Opinion Clash
U S ambassador Edmund Guillon warns Mr Tshombé must keep his word else lose support across the public. Katanga leader Moise Tshombe asserts self representation and defers the cease fire decision to his people while a colleague at a neighboring desk quips about changing political stances.
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Tshombé
U. S
Edmund Guillion
Congo
Katanga
Public Forum Letters Open For California Vote Bias
Public letters discuss Governor choices and Senator Kennedy involvement in California campaigning. Readers urge voters to elect Dick Nixon, caution about federal figures influencing state elections, and cite signatures and addresses. Included are complaints over false endorsements by a local paper and clear candidate support from Nellie Combellack.
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Kennedy
California
Brown
Nixon
Washington
Dick Nixon
London
India
Pakistan
George W. Gay
Signal Hill Oat Heart
William F. Mendenhall
Donald Bradshaw
Leonard Simson
Gertrude Beebe
Nellie Combellack
Lewis Ave
Commendation for Community Hospital Staff in Long Beach
Glenn Rossell thanks the Community Hospital staff for a three day surgery stay with three operations. He praises every role from maids to nurses aides to R N recovery staff and dietitian for their attentive care and cheerful greetings. He calls Long Beach hospital care exemplary.
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Community Hospital
R.N
Long Beach
Glenn Rossell
E. Jackson St
Local News Summary From Fragmented Telegraph Notice
Fragmentary text from a telegraph service mentions New York and Sumter with scattered references to press and representative names. Details are unclear and several words are garbled, but the snippet suggests a nationwide telegraph dispatch and potential representative mentions.
Mrs Kennedy visits India amid royal salutes and Taj Mahal lore
Report notes crowds hailed Mrs Kennedy with Amriki rani kijai while democratic terms puzzled locals. It recounts Taj Mahal origins linked to Mumtaz Mahal and Shah Jehan, and mentions Jahangir's era shifting Mumtaz Mahal to the Taj Mahal. adds a line on American Indian population west of the Mississippi and Oklahoma.
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Mrs. Kennedy
India
Pradahani
Taj Mahal
Mumtaz Mahal
Shah
Jehan
Shah Jehan
Jehangir
Jehangir Thereuoon
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