Editorials Full speed to Conejo Creek
The piece argues daring tech and bold ventures drive progress, citing absurd yacht club purchase of the Queen Mary for Thousand Oaks. It notes Long Beach officials weighing a 100 million sale while Thousand Oaks debates financing risks and cites Sen. Lee Metcalf’s vote on a Lockheed loan to emphasize political support for big projects.
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California
Lockheed
United States
America
Samuel W. Yorty
Long Beach
Conejo Creek Yacht Club
Yacht Club
Thousand Oaks Boulevard
Moorpark Road
Thousand Oaks
Yacht Club Treasury
Conejo Creek
Long Beach district lines urged to move small segment
Residents note Dills, Kenrick and Deukmejian offices in Long Beach. They argue a portion south of Broadway should transfer from the 32nd to the 38th District during 1965 reapportionment. City Council urged to pass a resolution supporting the correction.
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Ralph C. Dills
Dills
San Pedro
Joseph M. Kenrick
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Senate
Long Beach Harbor
Broadway
Pine Ave
Kemrick
B. Ocean Blvd
Deukmejian
Kenrick
Sacramento
Senator Dills
State Senate
Letters to the editor raise free speech questions and USC eviction dispute
Readers debate whether NBC cut off George Jessel was prior restraint or denial of the public’s right to know. A Long Beach reader criticizes USC’s eviction of the Free Clinic, praising its service to about 30 cases monthly and urging reversal, while other letters comment on humor, local volunteers, and corrections to an Indian Arts center note.
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George Jessel
NBC
Pravda
New York ‘Nimes
Washington Post
IPT
Jessel
Jane
Bella
Mr. Newman
Long Beach
USC
Free Clinic
Rhodesia
Russia
Hungary
Israel
Security Council
South Africa
South West Africa
McCarthy Favored as Fourth-Party Bid If Denied Nomination
Former Senator Eugene McCarthy shows strong qualities but is seen as a hard loser and may organize a fourth party if the Democratic convention denies him the nomination. He gave only cool support to Humphrey after Johnson rejected him in 1964 and 1963. If no clear primary favorite emerges, charges of an unfair convention would arise. McCarthy is urged to form the party now to spare himself and his allies.
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Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Fair” Democratic
Jim
Richardson
Hew
Richard Nixon
Washington
White House
Finch
Pottinger
Panetta
Editor Signatures and Safeguards for Letters to the Editor
A policy explains that initials are used instead of full signatures when printing letters to the editor to protect writers from risk. It notes the editor may publish full signatures if safety permits, but will use initials if a full signature could endanger the writer’s security or job or invite threats.
China in Wonderland policy shift misreads UN reality
Secretary Rogers signaled US support for seating the People's Republic of China at the General Assembly while opposing expulsion of the Republic of China. The piece argues the UN's charter and double standards render the shift largely symbolic, with real-world impact limited and hypocrisy exposed.
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Washington
Rogers
United States
General Assembly
People's Republic of China
People’s Republic of China
Peking
Nixon battles busing shifts and HEW leadership
Nixon shifts stance on desegregation, undercuts HEW chief Elliott Richardson and new HEW head J. Stanley Pottinger while signaling restraint on Supreme Court busing rulings. He questions federal funding for court ordered desegregation, arguing minimal compliance, and defends suburban opposition to forced integration amid public skepticism. The piece critiques his mixed signals as undermining desegregation gains and policy discipline.
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Washington
California
Lockheed
Nixon
Austin
Tex
Elliot Richardson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Robert Finel
Leon Panetta
Tha
HEW
Office of Civil Rights
J. Stanley Pottinger
United States
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
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Philip B. Kunhardt Jr
Pocket Books
Tian
Philip Kunhardt
Eujoy
Nashville Sound
Paul Hemphil
Pocket, Books
Dimmie Rogers Ithe
Alley
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Grand Ole Opry
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Johnny Cash
Glen Campbell
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Buck Owens
Nashville Hound
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