Coast Guard and Navy Give Strong Support to Crusade
Long Beach United Crusade surpassed its 1 232 000 goal by about two percent led by Campaign Chairman Phil Hattery. Navy and Coast Guard gave about 140 000, exceeding their 127 807 goal, reflecting the home port ties and continuing support across forces afloat and naval shipyard personnel totaling 61 828.
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Long Beach United Crusade
Phil Hattery
Navy
Coast Guard
Navy Coast Guard
Los Angeles
Vietnam
Naval Shipyard
House Deliberates Television Coverage of Hearings
The House of Representatives weighs a resolution to let committee hearings be covered by television and radio. Senate panels have long allowed coverage, dating back to Kefauver, shaping living drama for viewers. Critics warn timing may be influenced by racial politics around Rep. Adam Clayton Powell.
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House OF Representatives
Senate
Kefauver Crime Investigating Committee
House
Claude Pepper
Florida
Adam Clayton Powell
Bosses Have to Keep Up With Educational Programs
A U S Office of Education report notes large scale programs for mid career executives and 24 major universities offering courses for government personnel. Programs range from two weeks to a full academic year and aim to update administrative skills as technology reshapes management and operations amid evolving government business relations.
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U.S. Office of Education
Federal Agency
Dangers of Black Republicanism Debate in 1860 House
In January 1860 the U S House debated organizing business as Rep L J Gartrell of Georgia argued the need to defend slavery as a state right. He warned that abolitionist measures threaten union and insisted fugitive slave property must be protected by constitutional law. He noted slavery as the country’s dividing issue.
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House of Representatives
L. J. Gartrell
Georgia
House
Mc.Gartrell
Russia
Great Britain
Mr. Gartrell
Johnson Quietly Weakens Call for Dems Reform
Washington sources say President Johnson kept John M. Bailey as national chairman, expanded a lean staff, and boosted voter registration while resisting a full overhaul of the Democratic National Committee. The party’s leaders, led by Humphrey and Kennedy, pressed for a bold “his man” chair and wide power to rebuild from the ground up.
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Washington
NEA
Johnson
Democratic National Committee
John M. Bailey
Connecticut
White Sulphur Springs
Lyndon Johnson
Bailey
National Committee
Sam Rayburnn
John F Kennedy
Belief in the Golden Rule Echoed in Verse and Faith
The excerpt blends quotes from Edwin Markham and religious texts to urge living the Golden Rule. It cites Matthew 25 36 and 1 John 2 10, noting the need to weigh neighbors fairly and live in light. The voice links poetry, theology, and moral conduct.
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Matthew
Edwin Markham
John
Thomas A Kempis
From Slavery to Segregation in Cold Civil Rights Debate
In comparing 1860s pro slavery rhetoric to 1967 state rights defenses, the piece argues that today as then there are leaders invoking Christianity to justify denying civil rights. It notes rising youth support for civil rights and warns against turning back progress toward equal dignity and opportunity.
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Mr. Garkell
Mr. Gartrell
Gartrell
Peace Feelers From the State Department Spoof
The piece imagines a satirical briefing with Homer Pettibone about North Vietnam concessions if the US halts bombing. It pokes fun at peace talks, listing exaggerated demands such as stopping bombings, stopping missiles and even sewer pipe usage, ending with a blunt note on doubt.
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Washington
Johnson
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
State Department
Homer T. Pettibone
Mr. Pettibone
$40 Billion Antimissile System Contends With Public Fear
Washington debates a costly defense plan amid a broader clash of power and faith in nuclear age. Analysts note even with an 80 billion dollar price tag, offensive missiles may still outpace defenses, leaving security elusive for both the United States and Soviet Union. Leaders urge a pause to seek truce, while Congress presses ahead.
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Washington
United States
U.S
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
China
Johnson
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Rusk
Dabrynin
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Len Hal
Brezhnev
Kosyginnox
Showdown on the Range Stir At Long Beach Press Telegram
Evelyn B Halliday objects to being called a squatter while defending her Lakewood Mobile Estates home. She notes $12500 investment, tax payments, and licensing fees amid harsh conditions around Hawaiian Gardens with unsanitary animal keeping cited as a major problem. The letter highlights resident permanence versus renters and ongoing local tensions.
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Evluky
Anne Howe
Long Beach Press+ Telegram
Evelyn B. Halliday
Lakewood Mobile Estates
Hawaiian Gardens
Vale
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