Why Should We Change Winning Combination
Editorial argues against Assembly Bill 608 which would move junior colleges to district control. It praises unified district management of Long Beach City College and high school programs. It cites smoother operation, direct communication, and staff collaboration as benefits of the current single-jurisdiction system, and dismisses faculty prestige or salary fears as insufficient reason to alter an effective setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Board of Education
Long Beach City College
Long Beach Unified School District
Unified
Superior High School
Rossmoor
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Badge of U S Failure in Kennedy Health Program
The editorial views Kennedy's social security health plan as a badge of failure. It argues the modest program signals government inability to create a self supporting climate for care, shifts 1.1 billion yearly from workers and firms to government securities, and risks encouraging dependence while reducing personal initiative.
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Kennedy
America
Social Security Fund
Red Morley fires at Kennedy color and policy views
The column records Red Morley of Parade challenging Kennedy’s eye color reporting while attacking 4 percent dividend credits as relief for the rich but aiding retired stock owners. Drew Pearson projects a Kennedy Johnson rift within 12 months with Johnson wielding Senate power more than as VP.
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This Week
American Weekly
Kennedy
Morley
Drew Pearson
Lyndon Johnson
Pearson
Johnson
Senate
Kennedy strategy to sell New Frontiers amid bulky Congress
Washington observes that the Kennedy administration uses overt display and publicity to win public support for its New Frontiers program. The White House calendars debates and legislation, while voters respond to outreach, photographs, and televised coverage as the administration plans ahead for early spring jobs recovery.
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Washington
New Frontiers
Congress
Kennedy
White House
Roosevelts
Woodrow Wilson
Thoughtful reflection on riches and charity from Henry Fielding
A quoted maxim contrasts ill gotten wealth with the virtue of charity, noting riches held without generosity harm the owner. It cites Ecclesiastes about wealth under the sun and Fielding’s view that riches become valuable only when used to bless others.
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Henry Fielding
Ground Laid for Milk Trust Probe in California
Sacramento investigates a suspected milk trust under the state milk control act. Assemblyman Allan Pattee, a dairy business owner, motions a resolution to probe distributor contracts and possible kickbacks. He argues the law stifles free market and keeps prices fixed, harming producers and consumers amid malnutrition concerns.
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Sacramento
CNS
California Silk Trust
State Bureau of Milk Control
Allan G. Pattee
Salinas
Assembly
California
Pattee
Milk Trust
Edmund G. Brown
Daugherty City Aviation Pioneer of Long Beach
Long Beach history recalls Earl S. Daugherty as aviation pioneer who started the first school of aviation in 1919 near Willow and American Avenue. Aerial tours drew 1,785 passengers in the first year, leading to Daugherty Field and municipal airport. Daugherty died in a December 1928 plane accident but left a lasting aviation legacy.
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Long Beach
Daugherty City Aviation
F. Winston Tucker S
Earl Daugherty
Willow
American Avenue
Long Beach Blvd
Daugherty
Southern California
al Ebrite
Fea
Reno
New
Earl S. Daugherty
Public Forum Letters on Rossmoor Demolition and Public Service Attitudes
Rossmoor homeowners fight demolition for freeway while critics accuse officials of underestimating public understanding. Arch R. Shinder asserts taxpayers deserve clear explanations. John M. Covas urges firm stance against concessions to communism and backs press action for freedom.
Panty-Waist Policy Won't Win Cold War
Essay argues against appeasement in East West relations and warns Red China should not be admitted to the United Nations. It asserts the need to stand firm against communism, noting invasions in Korea, Vietnam, and Laos, and contemplates U.S. withdrawal from the General Assembly if allies desert.
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Reds
Soviet Russia
Red China
United Nations
Forum of Free Nations
Korea
Vietnam
Laos
United States
General Assembly
Free Nations
Kennedy Support Appeal by R Clarence Daniels
Letter writer R Clarence Daniels appeals for wide political support for President Kennedy. He stresses welfare, freedom, and survival of a free nation depend on Kennedy and urges everyone to work and pray for his success. Address given as 2226 McNab Ave.
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Kennedy
Hyman G. Rickover
Navy
Rickover
JFK
R. Clarence Daniels
McNab Ave
96th Infantry Reunion Seeks WWII Veterans
A note invites former members of the 96th Infantry Division to the fourth reunion and asks those who did not receive notices to contact Jacob Fisher at 3306 N Hilton St, Baltimore. The writer opposes a proposed underground car mausoleum and urges prioritizing rapid transit and preserving a downtown park for seniors and visitors.
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96Th
96Th Infantry Division
Assa
Weller
Jacob Fisher
Hilton St
Baltimore 16
Fress Telegram National Advertising Representative Details
The notice lists the national advertising representative roles for Fress Telegram with addresses in New York Chicago Detroit St Paul Los Angeles and others. It notes affiliations with Sugur St. Current and Matronaliien Group Inc as the managing agency.
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oWicas
Fork
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Detroit
St Paulis
Ah St
Los Angeles
Matronaliien Group, Inc
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Doris
House Rules Committee
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Henry C. MacArthur
Arch R. Shinder
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