Remembering Others this Christmas in the Community
Editorial urges gathering fragments of celebration to aid the less fortunate through the Christmas Clearinghouse run by the Community Welfare Council. Donations via Salvation Army kettles or Volunteers of America ch i mneys fund adoptions and Christmas parties for needy families, with contact numbers for referrals.
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The
Salvation Army
Volunteers of America
Clearinghouse
Community Welfare Council
Bureau of Public Assistance
Mable Toh
Shipyard’s One Day Feat Tops 1962 Chest Drive
Long Beach Naval Shipyard completed the 1962 Community Chest effort in a single day. The campaign raised 25000 dollars, the yard group’s largest charity sum, and helped place the Government and Education Division high at the awards meeting. Admiral John Fee backed the plan, with John Hanna heading the drive and shipyard workers earning praise and envy.
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Long Beach Naval Shipyard
John Hanna
Adm
John Fee
Morality Behind California Conflict of Interest Probes
Sacramento reports explore how public morality shapes officials conduct and how ethics loopholes may be tightened. The Assembly Interim Committee on Government Organization urges a conference on public morality, citing Kennedy and current gaps in conflict of interest laws.
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Ay PT Sacrarcente Ayreay
Sacramento
Assembly Interim Committee On
Assembly
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Frank Lanterman
R-La Canada
SGME
Committee On Government Organization
Senator Soaper Warns of Early Language Education
Whimsical commentary questions when foreign languages should start in schools while critiquing media influence and public policy. The piece mocks consumer tools like toy lie detectors and reflects on government handling of hysteria and tranquilizers, with satirical notes on diplomacy and media surveillance.
Russell condemns Cuba policy as blunders in Cuba standoff
Georgia Senator Richard Russell, chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee, sharply criticizes Kennedy era Cuba policy. He accuses the administration of blunder by withdrawing the blockade before on site inspection, calls for no further concessions until UN observers can verify missile removal, and warns of ongoing Castroist influence in the hemisphere. The remarks, recorded via a WSB TV transcript, reflect bipartisan concern over U.S. handling of missiles in Cuba.
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Richard Russell
Georgia
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Cuba
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United Press International
Wsb-Tv
Atlanta
Lloyd Russell
Russell
Soviet Union
U Thant
United Nations
Mikoyan
Castro
Russia
United States
Khruschev
Wreck Arnald’s Claim of Graduation Stirrs Mixed Reactions
An insurance broker from San Leandro Calif formalizes his praise for his mother’s 67 year old graduation from Alameda State College amid a wider debate on Spain. The piece notes confusion among outsiders about Spain’s progress and peace, with Francisco France commenting on admiration and envy.
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Arnald
San Leandro
Calif
Alameda State College
Spain
Publication masthead fragment with names and offices
Fragmentary OCR shows presses and publishing staff including publishers editors and executives. It lists names like Kerman H Alter Daniel Rideer Harold M Kines Epley Evecutive Editor Mites E Siner Managing Editor Harry Karts and Faye Edler with office addresses and representation details.
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Chelearam Long Beack
Calf
Kerman H. Alter
Daniel. Rideer
Harold M. Kines
Te Pudushar Simeel
Cemeran_Gentral
Manaair la, Gatien Jr
Boeinag
Manaazr Maidttes Epley
Mites E. Siner
Harry Karts
Faye Edler
Vearnoaton Haws Sareau
Albee
Naugaay Adee Uising Jerdehas, Inc
Presentatin
S41
Fgh Avenue
Wespite
Gree, Inc
Fidelistas Mock Nikita Chant Echoes in Cuba Visit
reports from inside Cuba describe a chant at Mi koyan during Fidel Castro's visit. groups shouted Nikita Mariquita Lo que se da no se quita a rough translation notes the jab at weapons and rockets. Berlitz dictionary offer promised to readers who query language items.
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Cuba
Mikoyan
Fidelistas
Nikita
Mariquita
Sissy
Public Forum Letters on Union Shop Democracy Debate
Readers respond to Dec 2 letter George Cook and defend union gains. Contributors argue unions secured wages and security, criticize non-union pay, and contend 75 percent of workers backing a union reflects democratic choice. Signatures list individuals and addresses. letter notes UCLA Library and Westwood context.
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George Cook
George
Long Beach
Robot divers and the shell oil incident deaths
A narrator laments the deaths of skin divers Peter Small and Christopher Whittaker during a Shell Oil Co diving bell dive on December 4. He argues robots could have prevented the fatalities, noting the Navy already uses robotic divers for serious underwater work.
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Peter Small
Christopher Whittaker
Shell Oil Co
U.S. Navy
No Price Tag on Human Life in Public Debate
Letter from Melvin W. Hutchins argues against capital punishment and the idea of costing a life. He contends that killing a guilty person does not solve systemic costs, and questions reducing human life to a monetary figure while criticizing media coverage surrounding the Chessman trial. Hutchins signs from 4819 Cota Ave in San Diego.
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Jie
Jim McCauley
San Diego
Melvin W. Hutchins
Cota Ave
Lakewood Contract City Plan Shapes LA County Growth
The Lakewood model, started in 1954 with an empty treasury, contracted county services to run municipal functions while preserving local control. Since then over 1,200 contract arrangements exist in Los Angeles County, influencing many new city incorporations and spreading across the state.
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Lakewood
Los Angeles County
Lakewond
Parks and Recreation
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