Signal Hill voters to decide on after hours dancing ban
George Robeson argues the Signal Hill ballot questions whether to retain or abolish the 2 am to 6 am dancing prohibition. He defends May’s Gay 90s club as a regulated after-hours venue, noting it draws night workers and residents who seek late entertainment while criticizing extremes of local bans.
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Willow Street
Don May
May's Place
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Long Beach
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Beach
Tijuana
Los Angeles
May
It's Hard for French and Americans to Agree
In Paris, readers see a deep quarrel between France and the United States touching many points. The piece outlines mounting disagreements and the social norms debated, illustrating how both cultures interpret affection and public behavior amid diplomatic strain.
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Paris
France
United States
America
France and America Clash Over Livers and Lingo
Russell Baker riffs on American and French ways. Americans chase hamburgers and privacy for a kiss while mocking French liver fuss. He notes cultural clashes, language pride, and hopes for a American led cultural shift to mend ties with France.
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Washington
France
de Gaulle
U.S
China
Modern Medical Journalism and the Hypochondriac Reader
Medical editor discusses a new hypochondriac type born from modern medical journalism. Dr Joseph Montague warns readers should not judge doctors by magazine stories and emphasizes patient confidence in physician judgment. Reader interpretation often skews meaning, a core challenge in medical reporting.
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New York
American Medical Authors
Clinical Medicine
Montague
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