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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1966
Page
8
An analysis rejects Marxist inevitability as the sole cause of conflict among nations. It argues that culture language history and personal biases shape clashes more than imperialism. The piece notes Cuba’s split with Red China and China’s strain with Russia, highlighting persistent European hostilities.
A playful look at campus spring disturbances as students stage protests panty raids and stunts across universities. The piece notes varying motives—sincere activism and prank-driven participation—while police monitor gatherings and photographers record the scenes as students seek outlets beyond studying.
Letters discuss CDC politics and left wing influence, praise Long Beach growth and civic planning, tax payments and doctor duties, and questions about faith and human reasoning. Contributors include Arthur D. Guy, Joseph P. Krengel, L L Jones, and a reader referencing a 1623 E. 16th St address.
A Long Beach native argues councilmen should be paid a monthly salary of 600 dollars rather than only expenses, urging a formal pay increase for those representing the public. The letter is signed by Robert C. Johnson and lists an address at 394 Mavana.
Capitol Hill and the Democratic National Committee will raise funds separately after long strains over money and a $2 million debt tied to the 1964 campaign. President Johnson blesses the separation as Hill committees waive last summer’s $800,000 dinner proceeds, and a May 12 Washington dinner with Johnson aims to raise about $1 million for Hill campaigns.
A historic reflection urges voters to act rather than merely critique, quoting Ecclesiastes on labor and wisdom and attributing a call to political participation to Theodore Roosevelt, stressing decisive engagement in public life.
Air commanders describe a major issue in North Vietnam bombing as the shortage of suitable targets. They say missions waste valuable multi million dollar aircraft on futile strikes against nonmilitary bamboo footbridges, highlighting strategic frustration and impact on operations.
A satirical dialogue mocks war planning, detailing endless targets from ball bearing plants to rail yard chokepoints. Generals praise dramatic destruction while officials debate reconstruction and deeper aims in Vietnam. The piece lampoons overblown rhetoric and strategic fantasy.
In a historic shift, the Herald Tribune, Journal American, and World Telegram and Sun plan a three way merger to form World Journal Tribune Inc. The move aims to unite voices while preserving editorial diversity amid a changing communications era, with potential competition between a rebranded World Journal and the New York Post.
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