Editorial Echo From the Past on Nuclear Testing Tactics
The piece argues that Soviet and American leaders use a tactic dating to Hitler to place blame on the other side for pursuing nuclear tests. It notes Khrushchev and Kennedy employ similar rhetoric to justify actions while Russia blocks inspections and rejects arms-control proposals. The author deems Russia's stance a fraud.
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Kremlin
United States
Russia
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
England
Britain
Nikita Khrushchev
U. S
Kennedy
Edison ad showcases Long Beach as ideal site for business
A Long Beach based lead ing firm uses a Wall Street Journal advertisement by Southern California Edison to promote Long Beach as an attractive site for companies. The piece features the skyline and extols the city life and inexpensive electricity, arguing community prosperity boosts corporate prospects. The commentary frames enlightened self interest as beneficial to both Edison and the city.
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Long Beach
Wall Street Journal
Southern California Edison Co
California
Edison
Bowling Night Non-Negotiable In Modern Diplomacy
Witty political column notes Senator Soaper asserts bowling night is non negotiable while discussing cross border and cultural topics. It mocks public talk on elections, space experiments, missile tests and the absurdity of contemporary debates.
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Shotgur Schultz
Unclear historical Los Angeles press staff listing
Fragmentary OCR shows names and roles of newspaper staff and advertising representatives in a Long Beach California publication, including publishers, general managers, business managers, editors, and regional office addresses in New York Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco and San Pedro.
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Herman H_ sadder Banger
M. Ridderlocke
Harald Wi. Hines
Agst
Samuel €. Cameron
Publiner
la. Collins Jr
Ranteot Eoley
Eentor Tiles E. Lines
Gitor Mearns
Washington News Bureau
Albre
Ridder-Jorns
Ihe
Hew Fork
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Oroville Dam Project Delays Draw Out Costs And Legal Battles
California faces a costly delay in the Oroville Dam project as funding shortfalls, rising costs, and extended court fights stall progress. Disputes include cost estimates, labor and material expenses, a Georgia Pacific railroad issue, and Natomas tailings seized for fill, with appeals delaying final decisions and likely requiring new bonds.
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Georgia-Pacific
Oroville Dam
Natomas Co
Oroville
Public Forum on National Debt and Highway Speed Limits
A letter bloc questions national debt levels, arguing the United States risks bankruptcy and promoting cuts to foreign aid. It cites a 196% report showing high per capita and total debt and warns of Communist threats. Another reader complains about three east west routes from Orange County to Long Beach, noting differing speed limits and suggesting radar revenue motives.
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The
France
Germany
United Kingdom
Khrushchev
Charles S.gubser
Legislative Reference Service
Library of Cenvre
United States
Llewellyn
Peck
Orchard Rd
Saratoga
Calif
Orange County
Long Beach
Spring St
Cam
Los Alamitos Blvd
Studebaker Road
Seventh St
Money Talks in Medical Fight
A letter celebrates money's influence in health policy. It cites an AMA lobby fund of 7 million dollars aimed at defeating Medicare, claims Senate defeat by 52 to 48, and laments the political parties and governors who doubt elderly citizens' right to medical care. The writer assigns blame to money and politics.
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AMA
Medicare
Senate
Fred T
Abram
Place
Wilmington
Congress Debates Tax Cuts Amid Election Risk
Congress weighs a broad tax cut while White House and Kennedy aides worry about political backfire before the 1964 elections. Proposals from Reps. Herlong and Baker seek phased rate reductions for individuals and corporations over five years, with top personal rates at 42 percent. Three months into reform efforts, doubts grow about deficit risks and economic impact, though some economists urge targeted incentives to spur long term investment and plant modernization.
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White House
Kennedy
Congress
A. S. Herlong Jr
Florida
Howard H. Baker
Tennessee
Capitol Hill
Suah
Treasury
Rwanda and Burundi Set New Names for UN Entry
The two new independent states, formerly Ruanda Urundi, have renamed to Rwanda and Burundi in Swahili usage. The piece notes language officials and cultural adjustments, including Swahili and French as official languages and sample phrases for Americans interacting with diplomats and residents.
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Rwanda
Burundi
United States
Nafrurahi Kukwona
Karihul
Questions Answers About Beating Strudel Dough
A strudel dough is beaten by slamming it down on a hard surface about fifty times to stiffen and loosen the dough. The word krinck describes this method, making the dough pliable enough to stretch very thin, as explained in the article.
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Detroit
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Metronebitan Group, Inc
Moscow
WorLd Peace Congress
Henry C. MacArthur
Sacramento
CNS
Butte County
Coyote Creek
Wilow-Kutella
Frank W. Ellis
Silver Fox Rd
Los Alamitos
David Lawrence
Washington
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