Editorial: California Democratic Council Policy Readings
The piece defends the California Democratic Council CDC against critics, presenting quotations from its 1960 policy statements on nuclear tests, disarmament, world law, legislative investigations, loyalty oaths, capital punishment, federal education aid, support for aged and indigent relatives, and aid to underdeveloped nations. It invites readers to obtain the booklet for exact quotations.
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CDC
California
California Democratic Council
Fresno
Sunset Blvd
Los Angeles
Calif
Geneva
France
China
U.S
United Nations
Inaugural ceremonies set for Long Beach State’s McIntosh
The Long Beach area marks the College Days observance with the inaugural of Dr. Carl W. McIntosh as Long Beach State College’s second president. A pre-inaugural dinner is planned November 9, with the inauguration on November 10, followed by homecoming November 18-19 and an open house November 19. The events celebrate a major regional institution and its leadership.
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Long Beach
Long Beach State College
Carl W. McIntosh
McIntosh
State College
Pacific Coast Club
Tong Beach
United States
Thoughtful Quotations on Abstinence and Crime
A biblical admonition from Numbers 6 3 urges abstinence from wine vinegar grape juice and grapes while a public quote by Douglas Jerrold calls habitual intoxication the epitome of crime highlighting a moral view on drinking and behavior.
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Douglas Jerrold
Bumper crop of spinners baffles campaign reporters
In the runup to Election Day the press notes a rise in voters who cast ballots based on dislike of a candidate rather than support for the beneficiary. Both parties face a growing pool of such “spinners” as Southern Democrats swing, Kennedy mobilizes Catholic and Protestant blocs, and Nixon contends with religious tensions shaping crucial states.
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Washington
E-day
Harry Truman
South
Kennedy
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
New York
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Humorous Bits From The Campaign And World News
The text cites Bill Vaughn TASS spoofing campaign humor and remarks about Congress, noting jokes about Abraham Lincoln and Aiden Barkley, a quip on Kennedy and Nixon as potential presidents, and a line about the United Nations turning 15 with growing potential.
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Abraham Lincoln
Aiden Barkley
Public Forum on Constitution and Revenue Origins
The editor recalls a 1959 floor speech by Rep. Clarence Cannon faulting Congress for debt and inflation. It contrasts Democratic spending with President Eisenhower’s restraint, urging fiscal retrenchment to avoid economic panic. Author GEO. E. PATTERSON.
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House of Representatives
House
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Congress
Eisenhower
Geo. E. Patterson
Appleton
Water Plan Debate Splits Californians Across the State
A letter from Senator Charles Brown argues for moving water to Southern California while a voter group and the League of Women Voters advocate for Prop 1 and Prop 5 on the 1960 ballot. Brown questions northern flood control needs and supports benefits to all Californians, while the League urges a higher legislator salary to attract qualified public servants, summarizing the case for Proposition 5 and the broader water plan.
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Southern
California
Charles Brown
League of Women
Voters of California
League
Ralph Rk
Gordon
League of Women Voters
Atlantic, Ave
Reclaimed Water Plan Lauded
Editor notes reader W. T. Hamilton welcomes a reclaimed water plan that avoids importing northern supplies. He urges using Long Beach’s millions of acre feet of used water, cleansed naturally, to replenish parched ground and provide purified, reusable water. Florence L Fox, 1928 Silva St.
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W. T. Hamilton
Long Beach
Florence L
Fox
Silva St
Prestige issue invites foreigners to pick next US president
Washington editor reprints London Daily Telegraph editorial analyzing American prestige abroad. The piece argues foreign opinion should not decide U.S. elections, notes anti Americanism shifts, and warns Democrats against overemphasizing polls and foreign views in choosing a president.
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Europe
London “Daily Telegraph
United States
Nixon
Sen. Kennedy
America
Kennedy
Dulles
Mr. Dulles
Abit
London
Daily Telegraph
Amet
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