Kepka Urged for Long Beach Superior Court Position 47
The letter endorses Fred A. Kepka for Los Angeles County Superior Court Position 47 on the June 28 primary ballot. Kepka, a Long Beach resident and court commissioner, has over three years as a judge pro tem with about 10,000 cases, three appeals affirmed, and a record of community service. He holds a Michigan law degree, attended Harvard Business School, and served in World War I.
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Long Beach Seeks Unified Plan for 75th Birthday
The city marks 75 years since incorporation with Mayor Wade coordinating efforts with the Chamber of Commerce and the Historical Society. Two options emerge: a grand producing event at Long Beach Arena or a school and community history observance. A Diamond Anniversary Commission is urged to organize, with cooperation from local groups to ensure a strong observance and prep for the 1966 world’s fair.
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Historical Society
Act of Petulance at House on War Damage Awards
The Journal of Commerce notes the House action against paying 373 million in Philippine war damage awards. It calls the vote petty, argues the payments were long approved by the Philippine War Damage Commission, and warns reduced aid will provoke repercussions in Asia. It predicts future costs and calls the move a costly act of petulance.
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An Angry Sign of Spring By Bill Vaughan
Senator Soaper presents a satirical spring forecast about colorful men’s clothing, stubborn motorists, and silly observations. The piece riffs on television age trends, political symbols, and a university project where professors have taught an electronic brain to whistle while it works.
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Lawrences View on JFK Press Conference Vulgarity
David Lawrence argues that the presidential news conference format misleads and harms public discourse. He urges ignoring vulgar questions and allowing presidents to avoid discussing unhelpful topics, citing Kennedy's remarks about businessmen and steel executives and the long question of whether to address the Times report.
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Eeke
Therm
Eisenhower Aura Shapes GOP Outlook in 1964 Campaign
Washington reports say Republicans hope to ride the lingering Ike aura into congressional wins. Eisenhower, repeatedly joking about a third term ban, emphasizes his brand of policy, warning against centralized Kennedy state influence while noting Kennedy’s firmer stance on foreign affairs. He downplays detailed foreign policy talk, cites a hospital checkup, and hints at political strategy as Kennedy faces foreign and domestic crises.
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Eisenhower
South Vietnam
Laos
Waller Reed Hospital
Harry Truman
Letter to Editor on Truth and Politics and Democratic Council
The correspondent Les ter Poteet criticizes Doctor Spocker and rails against narrow views in the intellectual world, arguing life resists simple labels. The writer asserts no group has a monopoly on truth, condemns radical Democrats in California, and warns of party shifts amid alleged extremist influence, signed by John M. Stevens of Torrance.
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Doctor Spocker
Poteet
Mr. Foteet
China
Marshall
Chiang Kai Shek
Chiang
Russia
America
Robert Greengard
Espanita
Democratic Party
California
CDC
Democratic Club
California Democratic Council
John M. Stevens
False fusion sparks Democratic party critique in era
The text argues that some minority figures attack the House Committee on Un-American Activities while claiming to represent Democrats. It cites the California Democratic Council’s rapid rise over a decade and its PR via contacts with sensitive newspapers, suggesting internal party factional strain and public influence.
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CDC
Democratic Party
Ite
California Democratic Council
Language phrases from many tongues guide polite daily use
A compile of basic greetings and phrases for Italian and related language basics. It offers phonetic guides for greetings, yes and no, please and thank you, and how to say goodbye, inviting readers to ask questions to a language feature column.
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Piacere
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