City Job Bank Aims to Help Long Beach Jobless
Long Beach will benefit from a federal push to install computerized job banks in 76 metropolitan areas. The program speeds matching of job seekers to openings, targets rapid entry of about a million people, and reduces reliance on slow manual employment services.
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President Nixon urged to hold more news conferences
A letter from readers argues Nixon should hold more frequent press briefings. It contends Johnson overexposed and Nixon risks silence, saying the public depends on the president to explain war, inflation, and urban issues. The writer praises Nixon's handling but notes staff secrecy can hide public concerns.
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Johnson
Nixon
Wirther
Agnew
Temptation resisted by loyal hometown reader letters
A reader rejects a Dublin out of town subscription offer and praises local writers Malcolm Epley George Robeson and Bob Wells while railing against city council politics and national figures. A second voice, NAME WITHHELD, laments reintegration after prison, urges compassion in a Christian nation, and describes ongoing credit hurdles.
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Malcolm Epley
George Robeson
Bob Wells
George
Washington
Graig Bosmer
U.S
Ohio
Town
Grasa
Long Beach
Oscar J. Hiller
Leading Republicans warn internal threat to U S security
Two senior Republicans Milton Eisenhower and John Gardner urge shift from external dangers to internal issues. They call for urgent federal action, rebalanced priorities, and nationwide leadership to address urban unrest, race tensions, and social upheaval. Both urge war on internal threats and quicker national reallocation of resources.
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Johns Hopkins University
John W.gardner
HEW
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Urbai Coalition
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National Commission On
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Wash
Gardner
White House
The Witch Cult Reappears Across Ages and Lands
The essay traces witchcraft and Satanism from medieval persecutions to modern claims, noting lynching in Pittenweena, witch doctors in Capetown suburbs, and historic figures like Gilles de Rais and Major Weir. It argues credulity fuels evil, cites King James I, and recalls Walter Scott’s Orkney tour.
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France
Joan of Arc
Major Weir
Edinburgh
Ritual murder fears linked to witchcraft and Satanism
The piece reviews sensational notions of ritual murder and witchcraft, noting historic charges against warlocks and witches, modern freaks in Africa and Haiti, and references Charles Williams' Witchcraft as a serious study. It discusses how persecutors could be more dreaded than the accused in anti religious sorcery narratives.
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Sharon Tate
Salem
Pittenweera
Britain
Capetown
South Africa
Africa
Haiti
Charles Williams
Williams
Sidewalk Senate by Diane Franciosi and Marlene Fleming
High school senior Diane Franciosi notes smiles reveal character while Marlene Fleming discusses perceptions of predictability and imagination. The dialogue contrasts predictability in both men and social interactions with remarks about talent and originality.
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Diane Franciosi
Not all of them the men you want to know
Quotes from DON KIRKLAND JEANNE HARRIS LOIS VAN BROCK LYNN SAYLORS on men and dating. The reflections cover unpredictability, signals, and the idea that understanding a man requires getting to know him beyond appearances.
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Jeanne Harris
Lois van Brock
Lynn’ Saylors
Vilale
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