Ballot Box Looms As a Key Factor in Viet Nam War
Washington reports from South Viet Nam suggest fewer large North Vietnamese units in action and more guerrilla and terrorist attacks. Officials see a shift to phase one tactics, with small bands causing disruption as elections approach. Infiltration from the North remains high, complicating hopes for a quick political settlement.
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Viet Nam
Washinton
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Long Beach Press Telegram Staff byline list 1945
Long Beach California edition dated Thursday August 25 1945 shows Herman H Ridder publisher Samuel Cameron general manager Harnla M Wines assistant publisher William W Broom editor Don Ohl editorial 2 Daniel H Ridder co publisher Miles F Sines executive editor Malcolm Foley artistic editor Sterling Bemis managing editor rage editor
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Samuel C.cameron
Harnla M. Wines
William W. Broom
Don Ohl
Edisorial
Miles F. Sines
Malcolm Foley
Sterling Bemis
Rage
Long Beach
Calif
Watts Must Have a Hospital Watts Must Have a Hospital
The Supervisors reversed themselves to 3-2 in favor of architectural planning for a 438 bed Watts area hospital. A June bond vote failed short of two thirds, though 62.5 percent approved, leaving $9.1 million in federal and state funds and a plan to finance the remainder. Immediate action is urged due to public health needs and lack of nearby hospitals.
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Willowbrock- Watts
Board of Supervisors
McCone Commission
Watts
Press Curb Is Dangerous in LA County Suit
The American Civil Liberties Union filed suit to stop law enforcement from releasing detailed crime news before trials. It argues press reporting prejudices defendants, while critics say newspapers often aid justice by informing authorities and the public.
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American Civil Liberties Union
Los Angeles
ACLU
Soviet
Russia
GOP for Asia Parley
Republican leaders move toward an all Asian peace conference to end Viet Nam, favoring negotiations over escalation. Nixon joins Case Tower and others in backing the approach, with Eisenhower and Ford among supporters. A State Department source notes the plan is an Asian affair and would feature Free Asian nations as initiators.
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Joseph A. Loftus
New York Times
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
United States
U.S
Nixon
Clifford P. Case
R-Nl
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
State Department
Capitol Hill
Lnck
Geneva
Viet Nam
Population crisis theme in Rome and FAO role
The article notes the FAO headquarters in Rome and its impact on food production. It highlights rapid population growth, improved health, and birth control debates, especially in Catholic Latin America, and argues that stabilizing population will take generations as current food output leaves half the world undernourished.
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New York Times
Rome
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
F.A.O
Roman Church
Latin America
Surging World Food Prospects Highlighted by Sulzberger Essay
C K L Sulzberger outlines three paths to avert hunger: expanding output on existing acreage with global education and market reforms. reclaiming unused and fallow lands in the US Soviet Union Africa and Latin America and boosting harvests through arid land desalination and hydroponics. He notes progress in several nations and cites projections by the F A C aiming to triple world food production by 2000 A D.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Africa
Asia
Latin Ameria
Thoughts on wisdom and ignorance from James and Will Rogers
A fragment reflecting on wisdom and meekness from James 3 13 and a Will Rogers quote about universal ignorance across different subjects, merging biblical and humorist perspectives on understanding and knowledge.
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James
Will Rogers
Kennedy Brothers May Embarrass Johnson on the Campaign Trails
The Kennedy brothers Robert and Edward Kennedy loom large in the 1966 campaigns. Bobby plans coast to coast for Democrats including California and Michigan, while Ted targets western states and Montana to back Metcalf. The president must manage crowds and timing to blunt any Kennedy-led enthusiasm.
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Johnson
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NEA
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Paul Douglas
Ilinois
Democratic Senate
G. Mennen
Soapy) Williams
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
John_Reed
Maine
Bobby Kennedy
Kenneth Curtis
Wisconsin
Ted Kennedy
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson II
Montana
Lee Metcalf
Tim Babcock
Ted
Iingis
Lyndon
New England
John Kennedy
Johson
LBJ
Europe
Virgin Islands
Open Forum Letters Question Fraternal Orders and Youth Rights
Readers debate the age limits and history of fraternal orders led by the Improved Order of Red Men and Masons, noting Franklin’s Masonry and early lodge dates while arguing youth rights and adult responsibility. Letters from Milton Ammann and Mark Gladstone critique youth empowerment and education.
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Congress
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania
Order of
Red Men
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Texas
Eisenhower
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House
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Sulzberger
Malta
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Habby Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
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Plato
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Nipomo Ave
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