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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1966

Page

10

All Districts Need Good Education in California

California schools show gaps with larger class sizes and cuts to foreign language music health services and textbooks. Low wealth districts like Garden Grove Bellflower Norwalk La Mirada and Orange face rising costs and staff loss while Assembly Bill 52X seeks 529 million for unified districts though short by 17 million. The bill would slow erosion of educational quality and should pass.

California Ronald W. Cox California Teachers Associaion Garden Grove ABC Arlesia Bellflower Norwalk-La Mirada Orange Cox Long Beach Assembly Senate

Youth Conference in Washington Highlights Positive Teens

The piece praises the majority of teens as decent and responsible and cites about 500 youths from all 50 states attending the National Youth Conference on Natural Beauty and Conservation in Washington. Attendees come from Boys' Clubs of America, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, 4-H, Future Farmers of America, Future Homemakers of America, Girls Clubs of America, YMCA and YWCA. It urges adults to support such groups through giving and participation.

Lyndon B. Johnson Washington Boys’ Clubs of America Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Camp Fire Girls Future Farmers of America Future Homemakers of America Girls Clubs of America YMCA YWCA Gant

Open Forum Editor Voices Views On Long Beach Growth

Samantha Penn argues for housing, jobs, and services amid slums and hunger in Long Beach. Blanche Collins, city librarian, commends the League of Women Voters voters guide for impartial, detailed election information guiding residents.

Long Beach Mrs. Waters Samantha Penn Edgeley Place League of Women Voters League

Reagan Should State He Won't Run in 1968 if Governor

Washington dispatch reports strong conservatives urge Ronald Reagan to declare he will not seek the 1968 presidency if he wins California governor. They fear Brown’s portrayal could hurt his term. others argue 1968 is too soon and he must prove himself as a big state governor before pursuing national office.

Reagan Washington NEA Ronald Reagan California Edwnd G Pat) Brown Sacramento Tom Stagg GOP Louisiana Stagg Waters Richard M. Nixon Nixon Michigan George Romney Romney National Committee Brown New York National Press Club

Spectator Dares to Define Washington Political Figure

An odd column notes a unique Washington figure who could shake hands speak and beg yet remain outside politics. It riffs on presidents first ladies and public life with satirical quips about golf hobbyist culture and a Las Vegas supermarket giveaway.

Washington United States

Our School System Now is Obsolete

A blunt statement argues the U S public school system is obsolete and cannot perform its founding mission. The article notes ongoing work to abolish the old framework, asserting the system has failed to meet expectations for several years.

U.S

RALPH McGILL on schooling reforms and IQ testing

Ralph McGill argues that rigid tracking harms 10 to 15 percent of students with learning handicaps and urges early intervention with special instruction. He condemns IQ tests as biased toward middle class environments and calls for integrated vocational and formal education to prevent dropouts and modernize the public school system.

King's Visit a Real Diplomatic Flop

The Saudi king Faisal's U.S. journey sparks backlash over remarks about Jews, cancellations of dinners by New York leaders Lindsay and Rockefeller, and a strained tie between the State Department and local hosts. The episode leaves diplomats wary of future head of state visits and highlights regional tensions involving Egypt and Arab unity.

John V. Lindsay New York City Nelson A. Rockefeller New York State State Department Lindsay Rockefeller New York Donneybrook Faisal Nasser Egypt United States U.S Middle East Gov

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