Douglas DC9 campaign urged to buy American jet
Editorial urges U S airlines to buy the Douglas DC9 over foreign rivals. It claims the program would boost jobs, tax revenue, and the gold reserve while supporting Long Beach and California aerospace. It argues private airlines are government franchises needing state and federal study.
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Inasl
Long Beach
United States Airlines
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dallas
United States
Douglas
American Airlines
Braniff Airways
Mohawk Airlines
California
U.S
San Diego County
Los Angeles
Orange Counties
Braniff
Mohawk
American
Senator Soaper Questions If Shipment Was Missed
Senator Soaper questions a missing shipment of twenty four million bush els of wheat sent to Europe. The piece notes fears and warnings about eclipse disruptions and mocks smugglers. It also references Castro claiming sausages are better in Cuba now than under capitalism and mentions a weary school child in summer.
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Europe
Hive
Castro
Cuba
Out Our Way on 1964 Showdown and Moon Money
A syndicated cartoon column riffs on the 1964 election and the moon mission as money priorities. It notes parents anxious about a camp child and mocks politicians for chasing grand plans while medicine, press, and regional editors weigh in on public spending.
Federal Role in Rail Peace Delays Major Solution
President Kennedy urges Congress to grant the Interstate Commerce Commission power to impose a settlement end to a nationwide railroad strike threat. The text argues that collective bargaining has been overridden, requiring government action to limit damage and prepare for broader labor-economic regulation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy
Gay
Brown
United States Airlines
Washington
Congress
Conpress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gevernment
America
Rockefeller rightist conspiracy sparks GOP party rifts
Bill Sumner notes Rockefeller's denial and mixed reception as Republicans split over blame for party friction. Liberals like Javits and Kuchel face criticism from conservatives, while Democrats eye the discord as proof of deeper party strain amid Civil Rights clashes and Kennedy era tactics.
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Washington
Senate
Jacob Javits
Javits
Rockefeller
Sen
Carley Cureus
Nebraska
Goldwater
Republican Party
Thomas Kuchel
California
Sen. Goldwater
Public Forum Letters On Property Rights And Smoking Bans
A letter argues constitutional protections for property owners against forced sales via eminent domain and cites homestead exemptions to protect residences. It opposes compelled sales or service refusals, calls for a Property Owner's Protective Association, and includes signatures from Frank J. Hogan and R. M. Powell detailing concerns about government overreach and cigarette smoke impacts.
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California
Alamitos
Hell
Commends Position on Police Work
Harvey Johnson of 515 Palmer Ct commends the editorial stance supporting police work and condemns sweeping criticisms of law enforcement. He notes a few bad apples do not justify bashing officers amid concerns about brutality and communist review boards.
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DITOR
Harvey Johnson
Palmer Ct
Basic travel phrases in Spanish and Portuguese highlighted
Americans traveling in Spanish or Portuguese speaking countries should learn simple phrases. The guide lists greetings, please and thanks, and goodbyes in both languages noting similarities and differences. It warns against claiming the languages are identical and teases future columns.
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Mateain 'Baley
Ediloe Mill By. Lines
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Paat Exilor
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Sawyer Ferguson Walker Co
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Lawrence
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GOP
Sumner
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Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Lyndon Johnson
Frank J. Hogan
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