League of Women Voters of Long Beach Drives Fund Appeal
The League of Women Voters of Long Beach seeks donations to support voter registration drives candidate meetings and nonpartisan ballot analyses in English and Spanish. All work is volunteer with no paid staff as it acts as an intermediary for better government. Bigotry and mob violence threaten democracy and officials in South Carolina and Darlington County pursue justice amid outrages.
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A Shade of Difference in Rioting at Lamar Schools
Riots by students and by Negroes in Lamar, Tennessee are depicted as rooted in youth and oppression. The piece frames the disturbances as exposing the worst in humanity and reflects on social tensions underlying school unrest.
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Lamar
Readers demand more pollution facts and action in editorials
Letters from Long Beach residents urge the newspaper to publish clearer pollution data to mobilize public action. A critic praises Sydney Harris for Ten Commandments commentary yet questions its relevance, while Patrick J Quinn Jr defends satire of police portrayals and supports leniency on marijuana laws to aid law enforcement.
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President in Residence on Rainy March Morning
A fragment notes the President in residence on a rainy March morning. The speaker eyes a lazy start and setting aside official duties for a while. The tone is salty and editorial, reflecting casual rumination rather than a formal report.
Editorial Viewpoint on News and Nation’s Mood
Editorial sketches a Florida breakfast scene while railing at national headlines. It cites Agnew Muskie and Pompidou banter, laments mobocracy and intolerance, and urges mature, respectful dissent amid a volatile public discourse.
Fragmented quotes from a noisy political column
A jumble of remarks from various figures about family values pollution poverty and historic sites. Mentions Senator Soaper Secretary Finch a professional ballplayer a proud mother and Congressman Sludgepump. Fire destroys a Minnis hotel once linked to Al Capone.
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Doing someone else's thing a popular slogan of the mind
A review of Thomas Howard's An Ansiqe Drum The World as Image (Lippincott) argues that rising generations seek autonomy and the right to self rule. It notes how the author links private criteria to moral and political liberty and places the individual at the center of decision making.
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Do Your Own Thing Versus Doing Christ's Thing
Russell Kirk argues against the do your own thing mentality. He contrasts personal spontaneity with conformity and urges pursuing useful, communal work such as medicine, carpentry, or police service. He cites St Francis of Assisi to show unconventional action aligned with God.
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O'Brien Named DNC Chairman Amid Political Turmoil
Lawrence Francis O'Brien of Springfield Mass takes the helm of the Democratic National Committee amid debt division and questions of unity as Nixon Leads in polls. The piece casts him as a calculating operator with a history with the Kennedys, wary of midterm outcomes and Vietnam inflation.
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