Welcome Mats in Front of Schools Public Schools Week in Long Beach
Long Beach Unified School District invites adults to visit schools during Public Schools Week. The district highlights high schools with large enrollments, strong science and foreign language programs, a robust guidance system, a growing vocational program, high reading scores, and well-paid teachers. History, earthquake rebuilding, prudent finances, and bond planning are cited as factors enabling low costs and quality education.
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Long Beach Unified School District
California
Signal Mill
Lakewood
Catalina
Hoyd
Avalon
Polytechnic
Wilson
Jordan
Millikan
America
Man
Los Angeles County
Long Beach
Open Forum Voices For States Rights and Prop 45 Debate
Reader letters criticize federal power and a proposed tax driven by the United States government. They urge preservation of states rights, question authority of ballot judges, paid ad campaigns, and pre ballot constitutional review. The note cites demographic details and provides contact for Jewish Community Federation.
Long Beach Guild Thanks Hospital Editors Lola Masterson Joyce Christensen
Las Madrinas Guild of Long Beach expresses gratitude to Memorial Hospital for help and cooperation of Women’s Section editors Lola Masterson and Joyce Christensen. They praise the publicity coverage and yearlong handling, noting a delightful star in Joyce Christensen.
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Las Madrinas Guild of
Long Beach
Memorial Hospital
Lola Masterson
Joyce Christensen
Humphrey Sees U S Great Society Drive for Asia
In a CBC interview Vice President Humphrey says Honolulu conference signals a new U S commitment to spread the Great Society beyond domestic borders into Asia. He envisions long term American role in Asia, warning critics that resources may be stretched and policy unclear.
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Humphrey
U.S
Asia
CBC
Jubert Nimphrey
Honolulu
Johnson
Europe
Dean Rusk
United States
CBS
Ene Sevareid
A. Yee
JW. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
So Let's Take Monaco and Cut Taxes
A fragmentary political discussion features a narrator and a “Kindly Old Philosopher” railing about Monaco, Prince Rainier, and national interests. The dialogue pivots to proposals about war and Viet Nam, with the speaker urging a course rooted in national concern.
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Monaco
Grace
Rainier
South
Viet Nam
An Argument for Narrowing War to Monaco
Arthur Hoppe parodies the idea of fighting far flung wars in our national interest. He jokes about conquering Monaco and other glamorous spots for tax cuts and profits, then curses the folly of urban empire. The monologue ends with a garbled flourish about Viet Nam.
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North
Viet Nam
Wat
South
China
Monaco
Mediterranean
Monte Carlo
Tahiti
Rusk Defends Holding to Policy Toward China
National Bureau report outlines Secretary Rusk’s closed session remarks defending existing U S policy toward Communist China. It argues that withdrawing would tempt Beijing to act boldly and stresses cautious restraint rather than softening. The piece notes Peking would likely hesitate to deploy troops overtly but could test power if the United States left the region.
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Washington
United
Rusk
Peking
United States
Roi Weir
Containment Policy and China Under Pressure
Frederic Collins argues the United States must counter Communist aggression in Asia as in Europe. He asserts Peking seeks subordinate neighboring counties, warns against illusion of peace through yielding, notes China’s leadership is isolated, and calls for a firm policy while pursuing more normal relations.
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Borhood
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Hitler
Mussolini
Asia
China
United States
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Open Forum
Loitar
Mrs. Anke L. Benedict
Wes Pairmansi
Help For
Israel
Jewish Community Federation
United Jeveish Appeal
Near East
United Jewish Welfare Fund
Strand Avenue
Ong Beach
Gerald B. Rubis
J. €. Booth
Florida St
Ngo Dinh Dien
Eisenhower
Philip Gegelin
Wall Street Journal
Sumephrey
John 5S
Ling
Senate
Fulbright
University of Miami
Herbert Aptheker
Communist Party
Henry King Stanford
Stanford
George S. Schuyler
Steader
Arthur Hoppe
House
Frederic Collins
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