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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1967
Page
7
County Supervisors order a study on merging the Sheriff's Department with the Los Angeles Police Department. Support from officials and city leaders is mixed and a cost sharing, audit, and precedent impact loom as Long Beach watchers await details before forming positions.
President Johnson allegedly lashed out at a commissioned portrait calling it the ugliest thing he had seen. The piece, by a noted American artist, drew comparisons to past presidential reactions and public perceptions, suggesting a common human response to self-image in media.
Letters discuss a Mexico trip aid drive for Colonia Libertad in Tijuana and critique of YMCA T Groups coverage. Nelet Irvin of Lakewood defends balanced reporting and questions media emphasis on antiwar criticism versus South Vietnam support.
Fragmentary OCR mentions diverse needs and a September 1 date. Unable to extract clear entities or events beyond general reference to a forthcoming item or notice.
A political tangent reflects Thomas Jefferson's cautious cautions on public life as presidents face partisan pressures. The excerpt quotes a Jefferson sentiment about staying clear of politics, noting his bitterness at the slings and arrows faced by leaders.
Ralph McGill notes the harsh criticisms aimed at President Johnson stem from his civil rights achievements and wartime burdens. He argues for unity within the Democratic Party as the Nixon era of uncertainty looms and stresses that Johnson and Kennedy need a strong party to succeed.
Romney and aides fear delay in outlining Vietnam policy could raise expectations and hurt his 1968 presidential bid. They plan a staged release of position statements after an interim period, signaling areas of concern while press questions mount.
A humorous column notes that readers point to George Washington and the cherry tree tale to illustrate prewarning rights not to answer questions. It also jokes about tech promises shortening travel time and critics MA opinion on Opera musicians seeking extra income while praising Moonlight Sonata.
A Paris editorial argues NATO remains a deterrent in Europe despite changes since the Cold War. It says NATO’s purpose evolved beyond bipolar struggle, remains valuable to the U.S. and allies, and warns against redefining NATO to confront China, urging focus on Eastern European deterrence and Moscow relations.
The article argues Washington never tied NATO to Asian commitments before 1965, cites SEATO’s limited role, and notes Britain’s ANZAM-linked Singapore support. It argues Vietnam differs from Korea, with no UN backing and a complex revolutionary warfare challenge, while NATO remains focused on Europe.
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