Editorial Opposes Soblen Escape and British Concession
The Daily Herald urges Britain to reject any plan to hand over Soblen to Israel or aid his escape. It condemns the idea as aiding a fugitive and notes Israel’s crimes against humanity, arguing the end should not be lenient treatment for a convicted spy who jumped bail.
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FDA signals reform of vitamin and mineral labeling and claims
A rumor claims a prescription only sale of vitamins and minerals. The FDA clarifies no such order exists and outlines proposed revisions to labeling and allowed claims for dietary supplements to reflect essential nutrients and prevent misuse while keeping over the counter access.
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Santa impersonator Jimmy McGarrigle remembered
Hank Burmester offers an editorial eulogy for Jimmy McGarrigle longtime Long Beach Santa, beloved by children and families. His rich voice and warm presence brought sunshine to parties memorials and countless lives. His legacy is gratitude and affection from those he brightened.
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Jimmy McGarrigh
Santa Claus
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Saint Nick
Public Forum Editorial on the Seblen affair criticizes allies
A reader letters page argues the Seblen case shows American justice failures and calls out U S policy toward allies Israel England and other nations. The writer questions treatment of a convicted spy and urges reexamination of local cases before condemning friendly countries.
Praises Editorial on Hoover Speech
Reader letters praise Hoover’s plan and his UN critique. Letter from £. M. Kever, Lakewood, urges attention to Hoover’s view that Communist nations impair the United Nations and cites Kennedy’s call for $100 million in UN bonds.
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Congress
State Board Defied Court in Refusing Public Records
A group of chiropractors claimed the California State Board of Chiropractic Examiners refused access to public records. They secured a Los Angeles County Superior Court order for most records, but Sacramento officials rejected it until the Attorney General later served it. Minutes of board meetings were denied until the order specified disclosure. The piece argues access to public records is a citizen right and emphasizes courts as the recourse when agencies deny this right.
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Department of Professional, and Vocational Standards
Chiropractic Board
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Chiroprattic Group
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State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Utes
California
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the Inquirer
Senator Soaper Criticism of Pills Draws Pushback
A column mocks modern pills and space news while poking fun at Russian space boosters, dashboard clocks, and automated highways. The piece weaves satirical vignettes about civic boosterism, fashion, family, fitness, and aging neighbors in a late 20th century newspaper voice.
De Gaulle Dominates France As Decision Maker
The article portrays Charles de Gaulle as a unilateral leader who shapes French policy, drives reforms, and enforces decisions swiftly. It notes economic gains and decolonization progress but warns of growing domestic opposition, social conflict, and concerns over centralized presidential power and potential loss of parliamentary authority.
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de Gaulle
France
NATO
What Others Are Saying
A collection of remarks from public figures including Kathryn Grayson Dwight D. Eisenhower and James G Patton. The quotes touch on housing, farming policy and government friction, urging help for the hungry and critiquing governance.
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James G. Patton
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Language Etiquette for Foreign Visitors to the USSR
The piece explains how American tourists should address Russians when seeking directions. It notes forms like Gos podin and Gos poyа are informal, while Tovarish'ch is reserved for genuine Russians in formal or legal contexts. The Berlitz Diner's Dictionary is suggested for quick reference.
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