Transit Bill Moves for LA Long Beach Rapid Rail Plan
A California bill paves the way for up to 3.9 million in planning funds for a four corridor rapid transit system from West Los Angeles to Monte and from San Fernando Valley to Long Beach. The proposal faces funding hurdles, with local taxes and bonds recommended and a statewide subsidy emphasized to attract investment.
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Unsightly Vote Signs Campaign Plea From State Highway Division
The STATT Highway Division warns candidates about laws restricting posting of bulletins and signs on state and county roads. Unsightly signs on poles and fences litter the countryside, with some posters even on freeway bridges. The article urges candidates to use legitimate posting places or face public backlash.
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Open Forum Response to Berkeley Subcommittee Report
A University of California at Berkeley student from Long Beach defends the campus against charges in a Senate subcommittee report. He says the claim Berkeley is a hotbed of communism and homosexuality lacks objective data and unfairly indicts students and staff.
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Why Bother With Moon Pact Now
A Washington Star quick reaction questions President Johnson’s peaceful moon proposal. It argues that outer space internationalization and demilitarization rank low among world problems and contends a comprehensive treaty may merely enable monopolization of lunar surface by militaries.
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Moon weapons fear debate underscored by space rescue needs
The piece argues that orbiting weapons pose limited danger and stresses urgent space rescue capability for both nations. It critiques international cooperation as unlikely, cites Antarctic treaties and the 1963 test ban, and warns against tying science to military policy while urging sterilization of deep space missions and careful treaty design.
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Will It Be Business Or Politics June Grads Advice
Washington column discusses choosing a career after graduation, weighing business versus public service, noting government relies on taxed wealth, and cautions about politics. It cites Kennedy’s influence, party dynamics, Viet Nam debates, and media perspectives, ending with a satirical campaign cad and spelling reminder.
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Gala SlO0-a-plate Testimonial Banquet for Nobody
A spoof interview portrays a lavish fundraiser where Nobody serves as the candidate. Attendees pay $100 per plate for a fictitious gala, with plates inscribed and luxuries included, illustrating a satirical take on political fundraising and secrecy.
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