Unclear fragment from BEACH CALIFORNIA editorial page
Fragmentary OCR text appears from a 1966 Beach California editorial page with names and titles, but lacks a coherent event or story to summarize. Readable bits include roles like Editorial Page Editor and personal names, yet no clear action, date, or outcome to frame a concise item.
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Gelceil Manegees
Asitvio Babisher
Bagatcoim Mena
Newbie X
Sterling Henis
Ry Nm Oh
Thursigusti
Beach California
North American Aviation to base Ocean Systems Operations in Long Beach
North American Aviation announces relocation of Ocean Systems Operations to the former Navy Landing in Long Beach. About 250 to 300 executives and scientists will work as headquarters for administrative engineering and laboratory facilities, with potential for a manufacturing plant employing thousands if research and development succeeds. City officials celebrate the venture as a boon to wet space exploration and regional industry.
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Long Beach
North American Aviation
Navy Landing
Ocean Systems Operations
Joi Mansell
North American
North Aviation
Christianity clash with Birchers sparks National Review attack
The National Review accuses the John Birch Society of anti Christian stance. It labels the group monolithic and intolerant while quoting clergy and scholars on its theologies as heresy. The piece urges Christians to reflect on commitments to the Society.
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THE
National Review
John Birch Society
the Birch Society
Birch Society
Robert Welch
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Lester DeKoster
Calvin College
Grand Rapids
Mich
Thoughts on gratitude from Edwin A. Robinson
An excerpt reflecting on two kinds of gratitude, the sudden fear of receiving and the larger joy of giving. The quote from Acts 24 3 and Edwin A. Robinson, Pulitzer Prize winner, is presented as a contemplative musing on gratitude.
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Edwin A. Robinson
Amerean Post
New German Air Force Confronts Starfighter Troubles
Bonn faces crash rates and technical strain as Germany’s F 104 Starfighters, bought to cover a nuclear role, struggle with conventional and nuclear readiness. Politicians and defense officials debate training, reliability, and US pressure to shift to missiles amid NATO debates.
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Bonn
América
Pentagon
United States
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
Germany
von Hassel
Panitztri
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Paris
NATO
McNamara
Washington
Horn
Divided Quality of Schools Must Be Solved in Aspen
An Aspen note argues central city elementary and secondary schools nationwide suffer poor quality. It critiques transfer schemes, urges focus on raising low-quality urban schools, and warns against diverting funds from core reform as education faces rapid change.
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Aspen
Colo
House of Education
Pebblic
Stow Service
Supremes Court
W. A. Douglas
W. J. Brénnan
Hi. L. Black
Abe Fortas
McGill on Weak Schools and Public Plans for Reform
Ralph McGill argues for identifying failing schools and publicly explaining their shortcomings while offering actionable reforms. He warns that a divided education system weakens the entire house of learning and notes that church-directed colleges often face trouble in higher education.
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House of Education
Capitol Front Extension Blocked by Senate Panel
The 27 member Senate Appropriations Committee rejected George Stewart’s plan to extend and alter the Capitol west front at an estimated cost over 34 million dollars. The panel directs no administrative funds for west front planning, signaling Senate backing to preserve the building’s existing facade.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
George Stewart
Capitol
Stewart
House
Senate
East Front
Appropriations Committee
Whites and Negroes Misread Racial Prospects in U.S.
Washington dispatch notes both communities misjudge the pace of change. Negro leaders face slow gains in jobs, schools, housing while whites fear disruption and resist sustained progress. Leaders warn urban riots and price of civil rights clash with Viet Nam priorities.
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Washington
NEA
WAACP
Roy Wilkins
Watts
Cicero
Wilkins
Orange County
Calif
Johnson
White House
Viet Nam
Fraternal Eagles Convention Unharmed by Air Strike
Fragmented report notes the annual Fraternal Order of Eagles convention remained unaffected by an air strike. A neighborhood teen bans the Beatles as his parents grow fond of them. Copper price rise could flip value of pennies and nickels. Miss Doily recalls receiving a birthday bouquet resembling plastic flowers. A bigot is defined as someone who believes in church state separation.
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Order of Eagles
Open Forum Attacks CREA Over Housing Debate
Letter writers criticize Donald Drury and the California Real Estate Association for alleged misinformation on housing rights while defending property owner freedom under the Rumford Act and Proposition 14. A second note questions public defender coverage in a murder case and mocks rulings by justices, urging balanced debate.
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Donald Drury
California Real Estate Association
Fair Housing Foundation of
Long Beach
Drury
Dnnby
CREA
Weasor
Independent and Press-Telegram
Bart Smite
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New York Times Service
Werner Panitzki
Air Force
Luftwaffe
Fizess
Telezam
Sulzberger
Ralph McGill
Bruce
Bill Farmer
Open Forum
Legal Aid
E. Artesia St. Bellflower
Weide
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