Long Beach approves westside redevelopment plan
Editorial lauds City Council and Redevelopment Agency for advancing 1368 acres west of the Los Angeles River and south of Pacific Coast Highway. First phase covers 50 acres with about 3,500 jobs and $54 million payroll. full redevelopment expected to create 12,000 to 15,000 jobs and over $128 million payroll within 10 years as a landscaped industrial park.
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Long Beach Redevelopment Agency
Los Angeles River
Westside
California
Long Beach
Lectures Not Needed Aims At University Reform
A Hutchins idea of replacing lectures with written works published by university presses to free professors for direct student work is praised by Harvard economist Gerschenkron. He argues lectures are medieval and students should study and discuss, while universities may adopt selective, scattered use of the concept.
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Robert Hutchins
University of Chicago
Hutchins
University Press
Harvard
Alexander Gerschenkron
Israel Shenker
New York Times
Lec
Tures
Gerschenkron
Harvard University
Walter
Enstoryou
Italian Communists gain in Italian elections strain government
Moscow wary of Italian Communist advance as June local and regional results bring Communists within reach of ruling Christian Democrats. Borlinguer insists on historic compromise, while Christians seek coalition with Socialists and Democrats. Moscow signals preference to work with anti-Communist government and Gromyko visits Rome to reaffirm ties.
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NATO
United States
Moscow
United Press International
Christian Democrats
Social Democrats
Enrico Borlinguer
Italy
Iallan
Bologna
Czechoslovakia
Tito
Yugoslavia
Christian Democratic
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Rome
Heartbreak House Reflections On Britain Waits For Change
The National Theater presents Heartbreak House by Shaw as a timely parable of Britain. Inflation soars with 25 percent annual price rises and 50 percent in recent quarters, hitting middle class incomes and forcing institutions like universities and the National Theater to retrench. Unions and leftists debate redistribution as wage surges trigger service cuts and rising unemployment, testing whether the country remains governable.
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National Theater Company
Heartbreak House
John Schlesinger
Captain Shotover
Shaw
Sol
Engand
National Theater
South Bank of the Thames
Royal Shakespeare
Stratford
Britain
Letters to the editor one of a kind
Samuel Whitman laments three sided national dilemma democracy freedom and fragmentation urging debate but no solutions. Vito N Romans praises George Robeson as a unique columnist whose humor pathos and range sell newspapers and urges space for his first letter.
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Alexis de Tocqueville
America
Winston Churchill
Winston
U.S
Samuel Whitman
Long Beach
J. R. Pannell
George Robeson
J. R. Parnell
Vito N. Romans
Thank you for your fine newspaper tribute
The reader praises the paper and enjoys sections like Action Line and letters to the editor while noting occasional disagreement. Names mentioned include George Robeson, F.C. Anderson, Malcolm Epley, and the writer thanks the publication for starting their day.
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George Robeson
F.C. Anderson
Action Line
Malcolm Epley
Turnabout on children exchange in America and Vietnam
A critic ridicules the idea of sending 10 000 newborn babies to Vietnam as a cultural exchange arguing it would be inhumane and dangerous to children and would cause long term societal harm.
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Ford
Vietnam
Amerikano
America
Praise for Sydney Harris Prosa-Telegram Columns
Praise for Sydney Harris remarks on his correct pronunciation guidance and quiz games. Encourages continuing his column and warns against lax speech.
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Sydney Harris
Prosa-Telegram
Lody
Lwhite
Long Beach
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