Free Speech Limits Questioned by Editorial View
An editorial critiques Hugo Black's absolute Free Speech stance from the New York University Law Review, arguing words can harm and should be punishable when they damage others. It cites Jefferson, Holmes, and cautions against unregulated rhetoric, urging accountability for libel and slander.
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New York University Law Review
Hugo L. Black
U. S
Mr. Holmes
Justice Black
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Shells Un Birthday Party Puzzling California Politicians
California Republicans and Democrats shared confusion over Joe Shell after the primary. The defeated GOP gubernatorial hopeful issued statements suggesting Lewis Carroll style contradictions. He claimed principles guide him yet would not urge followers to back Nixon, while implying concessions and mixed signals about support. The week fostered the impression Shell’s campaign was in disarray post primary.
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California
Joe Shell
Lewis Carroll
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Shell
Geronimo Shell
Wildlands
Mexico
Cochise Nixon
Senator Soaper On Building A Steel Arch
Bill Vaughan reports on the St. Louis riverfront project and the large stainless steel arch. The piece discusses construction challenges and notes the original plan remains to build the arch as proposed.
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St. Louis Riverfront
Thoughts and quotes on faith conflict and daily life
A collage of phrases and quotes touches on biblical battles, Christian nations, a skeptical view of war, a son's comment about his father, aversion to violence in New Guinea, Bermuda shorts drawing criticism, a shelter defense remark over a barbecue, Kennedy’s view on clichés, and a survey claiming 10 percent of Americans walk to work.
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West New Guinea
Gay
Out Our Way in Long Beach Newsroom Shuffle
Fragmentary notice from a Long Beach publication mentions press staff changes and editorial leadership, naming managers and editors in a garbled roster. The readable items point to a staff shuffle affecting the local press, with references to Los Angeles San Francisco and various organizational roles.
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Geleoram
Long Beach
Cali -Pul
Nixon Shell peace parley garbled by smoke signal mock
In a garbled smog report from Sacramento, Richard Nixon and Joseph Shell are depicted as meeting in a peace parley with Native American imagery. The piece mocks political posturing, listing Shell’s demands and Nixon’s cautious support for GOP unity, amid implied tribal rhetoric and distortion.
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Edwin S. Capps
Sacramento
CNS
Los Angeles
Richard M
Shell
Pipe of Peace
Nixon
Edmund G
Running Bear) Brown
Wall Street Attacks Kennedy Over Go Slow Economics
Doris Fleeson argues Wall Street fears inflation and expects slow growth under Kennedy’s economic policy. She notes Kennedy’s high popularity, Democratic support, and the challenge of explaining complex economics to lawmakers and the public. Kerr and Byrd critics push for rapid tax cuts amid inflation concerns.
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Wall Street
JFK
Public Forum Letters on Debt Aid and Population
Letters argue to abolish foreign aid due to debt and population strain. They criticize U S policy, urge limits on families, and condemn perceived Communist propaganda from visiting Russians. Signed by LLEWELLYN B PECK and TTR Molino Ave, with addresses in California.
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Europe
Llewellyn B
Peck
Orchard Rd
Saratoga, Calif
ACVL Conclusion Challenged in Public Forum Letter
A reader contesting an ACVL public forum letter argues that Gov Brown did not endorse the ACVL resolutions. Henry (Hank) Watton, newly elected Democratic County Central Committee member for the 38th Assembly District, states he did not answer the ACVL questionaire due to unfamiliarity with the group. He asserts voting position on several issues and warns against drawing conclusions from nonresponses.
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ACVL
Donald L. Jackson
CDC
Democratic County Central Committee
38Th Assembly
House Committee On UN
Henry
Hank) Watton
Central Committee
Harris
Compton
Thanks to Press Telegram for Long Beach student achievements
Mr and Mrs Ru McConnell thank the Press-Telegram for reporting outstanding Long Beach high school senior achievements. They praise the newspaper and commend the local school system for developing the youth and contributing to the community.
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Press-Telegram
Long Beach
Stepping Out Hit Nail On The Head For Tip Critics
Thelma Jueske shares twenty years as a waitress noting union scale at 1.35 and tips crucial to supporting herself and son. She supports Todd Thomey’s Stepping Out column and invites more waitstaff to respond.
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Todd Thomey
Gaelic origins and alphabet in reader Qs
Readers ask about Gaelic origins with Mrs Wm Nugent stating Gaelic is a remnant of the old Celtic language widely spoken in Europe before Rome. Barbara Terhune describes Gaelic alphabet as an 18 letter system derived from the Romans. A third reader notes 2796 languages listed worldwide with 809 in Africa and 1181 Bible translations. languages are slowly dying out as tribes assimilate.
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Barbara Terhune
Lodi
Waii
Huarte
Philadephia
Africa
Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe rooted in real voyage tale
The claim that Robinson Crusoe is largely fiction is examined, noting Defoe drew on real voyage experiences. It mentions Alexander Selkirk, whose solitary stay on a real island influenced the author’s narrative.
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Daniel Defoe
Robinson Cruse
Defoe
Sary
Alexander Selkirk
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Ugh
Doris Fleeson
Washington
Snow
Wall
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
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Paul Douglas
Ilinois
Aee Douglas
Sen
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Apple
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John 5. Williams
Millsboro
Del
Douglas
Kerr
Fleeson
Mme. Mamedova
John Birch Society
United States
Anatoli Safranov
Russia
Arthur Miller
William Saroyan
John Steinbeck
William Faulkner
Ernest Hemingway
Nuremberg
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Molino Ave
RU. McConnell
Amelia
Thelma Jueske
Harcourt St
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Wales
Cornwall
Brittany
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