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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
13
The piece argues that dissent should be healthy not hostile, warning against labeling disagreement as hatred. It cites John Stuart Mill and historic American debate, urging critical, civil discourse without suppressing truth or penalizing opposing views.
Houston auditors opened letters from a charity drive and two $100 checks fell out. One went to the family of slain patrolman J. D. Tippit and the other to the family of Lee H. Oswald, now deceased. The text argues charity should extend to Oswald’s survivors despite his notoriety.
A column by Bill Vaughan weighs fiscal integrity against a citizen’s sense of a broke government. It ponders crisis as norm, clocks stolen by a Minnesota thief, parental choices for a left handed child, and ironic notes on fitness, media, and work amid social change.
In the Long Beach California press, publisher is Herman H Ridder with Daniel H Ridder as Tor Publisher Harold M Hines general manager Malcolm Ripley executive editor Miles EB and Marty Karns as editors. Washington Mews Bureau based at Albee Building describes national advertising representatives Sawyer Ferguson Walker Co with offices in Atlanta Chicago Detroit Los Angeles Minneapolis New York Philadelphia San Francisco. Current files of The Press Telegram are maintained as there are office listings for advertising and representation.
In Sacramento statisticians from both sides chart state growth since 1946. The Legislative Analyst reports expenditures up 862 percent, population up from 9.4 to 17.9 million, education costs surging, and bonds per capita at $163.02. Governors Brown and conservative analysts offer contrasting base years and totals. The debate centers on whether rising outlays help or hurt California.
Essay on how presidents change after taking office cites Arthur Roosevelt Truman Johnson and Hoover as examples and argues Lyndon Johnson cannot be predicted by past record. It notes some leaders excel beyond expectations while others fall short, then asserts no one remains the same after the presidency.
Readers comment on Kennedy family courage and journalism, criticize judges, and urge tighter gun control. The letters argue felons should face stiffer sentences, guns belong in hardware stores, concealed weapon sales end, and buyer records kept for authorities.
The article discusses how Lyndon Johnson’s vice presidency fit a parliamentary-like system, noting Democratic South leverage, Johnson’s Senate power, and Kennedy’s strategic choice. It compares electoral and parliamentary continuities, citing 1960 dispatches and commentary on government stability.
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