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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1966
Page
10
In a Miami speech Juanita Castro criticizes Fidel Castro for betraying the revolution and allying with Russia. The piece contrasts revolutions with the American Revolution, praising Founding Fathers and noting Cuba’s long U.S. ties and a future hopeful for freedom and national justice.
A group of Negro teenagers in Cleveland's east side challenged National Guard troops to a touch football game Monday and won 14 to 7. The event is noted as a lighter footnote to current history, showing that bitterness remains but a spirit of play could ease tensions more than laws.
Mrs. George N. Kirk argues nurses face a pay gap despite high education and expanding roles. The piece calls for better compensation to recruit and retain RNs, LVNs, and aides, arguing improved rewards boost morale and patient care. It also notes inactive RNs may return if incentives and defined roles improve.
Washington Star analyzes the airline stoppage as a test of free society limits on individual rights versus state powers. It traces congressional pressures, labor relations under Johnson, and the rising push for drastic action while noting the conflict between public service needs and workers' rights.
Aspen Institute notes describe first outside contact with far-north Eskimo peoples. A strict social code developed from harsh winters and scarce resources to sustain life. A couple’s first child, a girl, was left on the ice to die due to dire scarcity.
The essay argues that traditional rules, like elders choosing death to avoid being a burden, yielded to modern needs after contact with civilization. It traces changes from postwar shifts, nationalism, and civil rights, urging creative, adaptive solutions for urban deprivation and evolving legal interpretations.
Sacramento fights a potential bread price rise as Consumer Counsel Helen Nelson pressures bakeries and hints at action by the attorney general. She notes Los Angeles Long Beach bread costs well above national averages and warns that wheat price increases barely explain bread hikes, urging efficiency and possible anti trust scrutiny while signaling broader dairy price concerns.
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