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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1962
Page
11
The piece contrasts planned economies with private enterprise, noting French government planning and rewards to steer business, while the American preference remains private enterprise as the engine of a dynamic economy. It questions whether Americans should recall benefits of private enterprise versus centralized planning.
The Soviet Union cast its 100th veto in the UN Security Council blocking a plan to bring India and Pakistan to talks on a disputed matter. Adlai Stevenson urged international cooperation and warned that further vetoes only stiffen Soviet cynicism, predicting little chance of rapid policy change.
Reese Taylor chairman of Union Oil Co. of California dies, remembered as a dynamic business leader and a model citizen. He valued honesty, hard work, staying informed, and active community involvement, leaving a legacy that inspires the business community.
A Bill Vaughan column surveys American leisure myths and social quirks, noting sociologists question real leisure gains while booksellers report demand for war and life memoirs. It jokes about an automated bartender, pre nuptial advice, and a seller’s price range for a shotgun, ending with the Senate missing a large defense budget.
Fragmented OCR text presents a local press telegram with names, office addresses, and advertising representatives. It mentions Long Beach, Chicago, New York, and San Francisco, along with Foshay Tower references and multiple editors and press offices, indicating a historic urban newspaper context.
Washington adviser David Lawrence frames Khrushchev as defensive and fearful of revolt. In Romania Khrushchev states Soviet Union seeks no war over Berlin and rejects a separate peace with East Germany. He defends meat price hikes as necessary and avoids funding from armaments, signaling tension and a sought balance of power amid global fears.
Washington analysis notes the Soft on communism issue attracts GOP attention between elections. President Kennedy’s team weighs dangers of policy papers led by Rostow, with Democrats seeking farm bill votes and Red China recognition debate shaping electoral strategies.
Community members submit letters to a public forum amid a series of typos and garbled lines. Readers are urged to share opinions on local issues and town events, with residents noting concerns and suggestions for upcoming meetings.
A civic letter discusses personal property taxes on a moved mobile house in Los Angeles County and questions legality and printing a tax map. It contrasts conservative views with liberal shifts, defending Brown era economic policy and urging broader social protections. The writer signs as RG Palmer of 14 Phillips St.
H M Leidner argues against the King Anderson Bill and national compulsory health insurance. He critiques federal enforcement and the expansion of bureaucracy as costly and unworkable, noting renewed pressure in Congress despite past resistance.
The piece traces how the term Guinea spread from West Africa to global usage through colonial and linguistic routes. It notes Guinea’s African root, connects terms like guinea pig and guinea coin, and recounts two etymologies for the word linking Europeans and local languages.
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