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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1962
Page
11
The piece compares Cold War tensions to Pavlovian conditioning, noting how fear and uncertainty can be engineered by signals like peace talks, space cooperation, or disarmament stalemate. It argues people react to a constant barrage of stimuli and that restraint may be what the experimenter desires.
Ezra Taft Benson, former Secretary of Agriculture, urged vigilance against far left threats while in Southern California. He warned against overreacting to leftist issues and urged focusing on the true firemen who stall efforts with loud but ineffective rhetoric.
A reflective satirical piece by Bill Vaughan discusses teaching communism in schools and whether it makes children into communists. It surveys themes from mathematics survival to modern art, public discourse, and civic habits with a wry, period tone.
A fragmented quotation discusses how the tongue can spark vast mischief, likening speech to a smoldering forest fire. The text cites Janes BH and Paxton IT as sources, though the fragmentary nature limits full context.
Fragmented OCR reveals publishing and advertising personnel names and offices including Ganiel Ridder and Harald Minas. Mentions Eastor, Be Sines Ma nes Feter Rory, and Ridder-Johns Inc with national reps in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis and San Francisco.
A bipartisan nine week course in practical politics is offered by the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce. For $3, sessions cover party work, campaign planning, and getting out the vote led by George Jatrison and David Seleer. New class starts with 15 enrollments. call Ron Watson at HE 86-1251 for details.
Walter Lippmann argues Argentina’s 1955 shift to a free vote shows democracy is not workable. Peronist candidates won about 40 percent, ruling in ten provinces including Buenos Aires, while the military coalition blocks them from taking office. He warns of a polarized path between Peronist and military rule, with a sizeable revolutionary minority likely to persist.
A reader urges aid for April 17 invasion prisoners of war via the Cuban Families Committee and notes a donor propelling funds for tractors. Another letter warns against trading stamps as church attendance incentives, urging steadfast evangelism and moral integrity.
Dick Westermann of Compton claims to have faced criticism over employment agency fees while detailing charitable roles. He says he founded the Compton Boys Club, serves as its president, acted 16 years as a Scout master, and works as a youth minister while attending Pacific Christian College in Long Beach.
The name John tops global papers as Colonel Glenn achieves a spectacular triple orbit. The piece lists translations of John in multiple languages including French Jean Spanish Juan Portuguese Joan Italian Giovanni German Johann Russian Ivan Polish Czech Dutch Jan Greek Ioannis Hebrew Yohanan Arabic Youhanna Japanese Dji-yo-nu Chinese Yueh-han and Scandinavian Johan.
Nutritionists describe empty calories as energy sources that lack protein minerals and vitamins. They include refined fats and alcoholic drinks, supplying energy but few or no nutrients. animal proteins grains vegetables and fruits provide full calories with nutrients.
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