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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1967
Page
7
In the Detroit riot era, leaders reject blame as unhelpful while demanding prompt police action, armed support, and rapid government communication. They urge focus on restoring order, feeding the hungry, sheltering the homeless, and legally punishing the guilty while pursuing objective investigations into causes and uprisings.
A Long Beach reader letters column mixes topics from Vietnam public opinion and media reporting to stray dogs and cat taxation. Contributors discuss casualties and peace prospects, urging humane policy and fiscal scrutiny while defending leash laws and pet ownership locally.
Fragmented U S analysis argues Washington seeks to destroy Fidel Castro’s domestic revolution while Cuba must help chart a continental guerrilla strategy. The confusing text hints at looming conflict and imperial rhetoric shaping policy amid tension.
The article discusses U.S. concern that Fidel Castro’s revolution could spread via guerrilla actions in Latin America, with Cuba awaiting outcomes in Bolivia, Venezuela, Guatemala, and other nations. It notes activists foresee paralyzing American military power, while moderates favor peaceful coexistence, and Raul Castro criticizes U.S. leaders as targets of a revolutionary effort. The piece warns of a dangerous continental strategy if guerrilla warfare escalates.
A Senate majority, 55 members, sponsors Ervin's proposal to shield federal employees and families from intrusive checks and lie detectors. The plan aims to extend privacy for personal sexual matters and restrict government inquiry into private conduct. It seeks broader protections beyond the specific provisions cited.
A fragmented passage discusses Richard Wilson and warnings about a power imbalance. References to a library and officials highlight concerns over practices and ordered actions. The text hints at a bill and its passage only after eliminations, suggesting political contention without a clear conclusion.
A fragmentary reminiscence notes Carl Sandburg at age 35 with publishers Harcourt Brace World and mentions his Honey and Salt collection. It recalls Edward Steichen recounting Sandburg’s courtship with Lillian Paula Sandburg and family reactions to poets, noting a wedding and the early publication stir.
Ralph McGill recalls Ed Murrow and Carl Sandburg at an America House showing near Moscow. A grove of aspens, benches, and a tranquil sit with Russians resonated with talks on humanity, loneliness, and the need for books and music to cope. Paula Sandburg notes the world now belongs to him.
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