Harbor Customs HQ Would Save Man Hours and Money
Editorial urges moving Los Angeles Bureau of Customs headquarters from downtown to the harbor area to cut 16 daily man hours and save millions. It cites higher costs for downtown quarters, proposes relocation like the Land Management move, and notes taxpayer savings outweigh temporary employee inconvenience.
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Harbor Customs
U.S. Bureau of Customs
Bureau of Land Management
Interior Department
Los Angeles
Riverside
BLM
Karl §. Landstrom
Bureau
California
U.S. Commissioner of Customs
Phillip Nichols Jr
Customs
Harbor
Los Angeles Custom House
Bureau of Customs
Civic Center
Los Angeles Civic Center
Custom House
General Services Administration
H Lowever
Stevens Run at Torrance City Manager Retirement
George W. Stevens prepares to retire after a 1344 year run as Torrance City Manager. He steered Torrance from a tank town to a big city status with steady managerial handling and notable financial feats. The city council will consider his successor, as applause and envy follow his final acts.
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George W. Stevens
Torrance
Stevens
Senator Soaper and the Harvard pool issue headline style
A satirical review by Bill Vaughan critiques Harvard coed pool low standards and feminist criticism of Kennedy era appointments. It extends to how suburbia mirrors Cuba in press coverage and notes foreign tourists filtering to English speakers in America. It laments chefs and lazy lunch culture and jests about corporate honesty and national symbols, ending with a quip on drilling deep for ticklish secrets.
Long Beach Press Telegram Gazette Personnel Note
The Long Beach Press Telegram lists staff roles including publisher Herman Ridder and executive editor Miles E. Lines, with general manager Samuel C. Cameron and business manager Malcolm Epley. Editorial page editor Harry Karadis details Metropolitan advertising.
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Herman
Ridder
Cee
Maral M. Hines
Samuel C. Cameron
L.A. Collins Jr
Malcolm Epley
Miles E. Lines
Harry
Long-Term Foreign Aid Plan Seeks Efficient Use of Cash
John S Knight argues for Kennedy’s five year development loan approach over yearly congressionally approved aid. He cites past failures of global aid, notes Laos Bolivia and Yugoslavia as examples, and calls for a one agency, long term system with recipient self help and closer Latin American ties. The piece questions whether 50 year loans can work and emphasizes administrative reforms.
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Congress
Europe
Russia
U.S
Laos
Bolivia
Paz
Brazil
Indonesia
Middle East
Tito
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Kennedy
Latin America
United States
Public Forum Voices on Crime and Loyalty Oath Reform
A public forum letter from NELLIE A. TARTER of Bellflower argues against harsh punishments and urges education to deter crime while warning against fear harming children. Another note by RUTH JOHNSON of Norwalk urges taxpayers to back bills to bar subversives from public schools and oppose a loyalty oath repeal in California.
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Mildred F. Sullivan
Nellie A. Tarter
S. Stevens
Bellflower
California
Louis Francis
John O'Connell
Laos crisis tests U S resolve in Southeast Asia
David Lawrence argues Moscow uses Laos as a test of U S courage under Kennedy. He recalls Nixon and Dulles era brinkmanship, Kennedy's warning against retreat, and the need to build military power to counter Soviet expansion while avoiding a wider war.
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Washington
Moscow
United States
Laos
Southeast Asia
Kennedy
Indo- China
Geneve
Vietnam
Cambodia
Nixon
Massachusetts
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Eas
Lawrence
United’ States
Free World
Asia
State Department
Secréa
State Dulles
Khrushchev
Formosa Straits
Latin America
Africa
Nikita Khrushchev
American Legion
North Vietnam
Indo-China
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Editorial
Soaper
Harvard
Bill Vaughan
Cuba
America
Iowa
Kansas
Press-Telegram
Long Beach, Calif
T Washington Mews Bureau
Albie Buitaing
Rearmsentath Rigderdohns, Ince
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Wrigley Bea
Betratt
Ong Pensbscat
Minneapolis
Foshay Tower
Francisca Rani Fife
Ay Sutter
Fress
John S. Knight
Ruth Johnson
Battle St. Norwalk
David Lawrence
Dulles
Senator Kennedy
Far East
Miami
George Clark
Rae
Tyes
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