Our Dilemma in Cuba and the Onset of Conflict
Editorial argues Cuba’s proximity draws the United States into a painful dilemma. It weighs aiding rebels against risking direct Soviet intervention and a broader war. The piece questions deterrence, the Communist import of weapons to Castro, and whether aiding freedom fighters aligns with American prestige and hemispheric stability.
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Castro
United States
U. S
Latin America
High Command
Cuba
Forces of
Freedom
America
Long Beach BTD Empowers Local Job Seekers With Skills
The Long Beach City College Business and Technology Division guides job seekers with industry advisory input to match market needs. It offers programs for those with outdated skills to retool and for graduates to acquire in demand trades. Electronics firms recruit technicians from BTD, reflecting the division’s role in workforce growth.
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Long Beach
City College Business and Technology
California
Public Forum Clarifies Reason for Opposing Bill
Readers debate AB 1990 to transfer Alamitos Bay State Park lands to Long Beach for development. Concerns focus on preserving the bay beach and walk-in area, urging amendments to protect public access and avoid loss of park resources.
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Alamitos Bay State Park
Long Beach
Alamitos Bay
AB 801 aimed at extending FEPC to real estate faces defeat
Sacramento voices report Assembly Ways and Means Committee refused to pass AB 801, despite backing from Gov. Brown and Atty. Gen. Mosk. The bill would force landlords to rent regardless of race or creed, expanding state power over private property. Assemblyman Hawkins vows to try again, while criticizers warn of lost property rights and democratic overreach.
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Sacramento
CNS
Edmund G. Brown
Stanley Mosk
Assembly Ways and Means
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Ways and Means Committee
Hawkins
Gordon Winton
D-Merced
Ways and Means
Winton
Great Suit If You Have The Shoulders In Style
A mixed set of short thoughts and notices cover fashion lines, domestic matters, and social quirks. The piece riffs on menswear fits and the idea of natural shoulders, then shifts to divorce, family disputes, and political notes about juvenile delinquency and space program talk. It ends with a quip about a school test and census pacing.
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Congress
Press-Geleoram Long Beach California Staff Listing
A garbled full-page header lists staff positions at the Press-Geleoram in Long Beach California. Names like Herman H Ridder publisher and Herold A Hines marketing appear amid broken credits for executives editors and advertising reps.
Lippmann on Khrushchev and Germany's Future Key Question
Walter Lippmann reports on Khrushchev’s view that Germany is the pivotal issue for peace and NATO and outlines three Soviet positions. He notes Khrushchev’s urgency to stabilize East Germany, prevent West German rearmament, and seek a phased solution including a potential separate peace with East Germany if talks fail.
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Mr. Khrushchev
Germany
Hitler
France
United States
Poland
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
NATO
Tden
Gdr
McLeey
Bonn
East Germany
West Berlin
Khrushchev
West Berlitz
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Ventura
Russia
BTD
Woanega
Patricia Kempster
Ocean Blvd
Eichmann
Echmann
V. R. Steele
Cranbrook
Torrance
Grant
Press-Telegram
William H. Burnsine
Argonne Ave
Jie
Chochiion
Henry C. MacArthur
Real Estste Fraternity
Landlords’ Association
Soaper
By Bill Vaughan
Harcter
Charleston
George Washington
George Clark
Aren Lista
Tha Maitkman
Geleoram
Calif
Herman H. Ridder
A. Pulisher Center
Ramig Advertisteg Represaniatives
Mel Group
Ine
Walter Lippmann
USN
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