Middle East detente idea from Goldmann urged to include Nasser talks
Dr. Nahum Goldmann, president of the World Jewish Congress, proposes neutralization of Israel and international guarantees as a path to peace. He notes the need for demilitarization and envisions world cooperation, while Egypt's Nasser shows willingness to meet. Israel rejects pre talks, but a sincere push could start negotiations toward peace with Goldmann included.
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Nahum Goldmann
World Jewish Congress
World Zionist Organization
Switzerland
Israel
Goldmann
Foreign Affairs
Middle East
Dr. Goldmann
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Long Beach Health Dept Opens Subcenter To Improve Access
The Long Beach health department, aiming to boost both public wellbeing and the city’s economy, opens a subcenter at 535 E. Pacific Coast Highway to bring services closer to residents. The move should convenience people who currently must travel to 2654 Pine Ave and may encourage greater use of health resources.
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Long Beach
Health Department
Pine Ave
Pacific Coast Highway
Old revolution ideas spark letters from Bettina Aptheker
A New York Review of Books letter by Bettina Aptheker urges restraint from violence and argues terror only weakens the state. The piece notes she defends force for revolution while warning that bombing and terror do not fix exploitation or war threats.
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Miss Aptheker
New York Review of Books
Beethoven Biography of Genius Review
Bill Vaughan notes the new Marek biography of Beethoven on his birth and life, highlighting a detailed portrait of the composer including flaws and a lingering inquiry into his Immortal Beloved. The piece mentions other film nudism commentary and cultural notes.
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Beethoven
George R. Marek
Fumi. and Wagnalls
Marek
Ulas
Nixon backs Cambodia operation to shield Saigon force
Washington outline argues no alternative to direct U S support for South Vietnamese operations in Cambodia. It contends Cambodian aggression endangers U S troops near Saigon, justifying broader American military action and continued aid after any troop withdrawal. The piece frames Nixon doctrine as military priority over politics, urging decisive action to deny Communist sanctuary and sustain a viable Vietnamese government.
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Washington
Cambodia
U.S
Nixon
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Laos
Vietnam
Saigon
Hanoi
Haiphong
Asia
Senate
New Rule of Politics Confuses Yale Leader Kingman Brewster
A Washington commentary describes a shift in political behavior where logic bends to personal or opponent interests. It cites Yale president Kingman Brewster as an example of public figures acting against self interest in the current climate.
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Washington
Kingman Brewster
Yale
Brewster
Law
Agnew
Cambodia
Middle East
Vailure
Nixon era reverse logic fuels cross pressures in politics
James Reston notes how statements on race and the war backfire, provoking demonstrations and criticism from Agnew and Moynihan. He argues that President Nixon’s approach creates backlash across foreign policy, race relations, and public opinion, undermining unity and provoking counter pressures.
Letters to the Editor Congratulate Long Beach Teachers
Editor praises Long Beach teachers for voting against walking out, commending their professional attitudes and commitment to students. The letter lauds teachers for remaining in classrooms and urges public recognition for their efforts in supporting children and the district.
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Long Beach
Lucille i. Sherer
Readers respond to church changes and gun control debate
A Long Beach reader praises two articles on the Immaculate Heart of Mary sisters forming a lay community in the Bart Catholic Church and urges support for the Long Beach Symphony. Another letter argues against broad firearms control, urging focus on extremists and personal gun ownership experiences.
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Immaculate Heart of Mary
Robart Catholic Church
Long Beach
Paul R. Enright
Kathryn H. Enright
the Auxiliary
Bole
Ladies of the Auxiliary
Long Beach Symphony Orchestra
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James Reston
Pat Moynihan
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Apple
Decison
Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra
Music Center
Mehta
Los Angeles Times
Helen Kennedy
Charles See Zeder
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