Metropolitan government fears loom for Long Beach
California legislators push multi purpose districts seen as Metra style consolidation Local officials including County Supervisor Bonelli warn of centralization dangers In Dade County Fla Metro costs rose from 34.2 million to 59.9 million yearly and services duplicated Long Beach would fear offshore oil and tideland control and harbor consolidation under a distant authority
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California
Long Beach
Frank G. Bonelli
Dade County
Fla
Xh Ok
SVE
Bonelli
Miami
Clmb
Metro
Omna
Metta
No Tribute to Extortionist Jagan in Washington Visit
The article criticizes Prime Minister Cieddi Jagan of British Guiana for seeking money from the United States while professing Marxist aims. It notes his earlier anti US rhetoric, calls him an international extortionist, and condemns his foreign policy as incoherent and opportunistic.
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Cieddi Jagan
British Guiana
Washington
Russ
U.S
Jagan
Alliance For Progress
Kennedy
South America
Nikita Khrushchev
Jast
Panama Canal
Kremlin
United States
California Federation of Republican Women
Knight
United States Senate
Sacramento
Edmund G. Brown
California
Knight Angles Vote Appeal at State Em ployes Meeting
Ex Gov Goodwin Knight spoke at the California State Em ployes Association in Sacramento aiming to win civil service votes. He criticized state privatization pressure and warned of invasions by private publishers, arguing for a neutral survey of state functions and civil service reform.
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Knight Angles
Sacramento
CNS
Goodwin J. Knight
California State Employes Association
Civil Service
Knight
Gay Brown
President Kennedy Critics Then Praise In New Frontier Era
A Washington briefing profiles President Kennedy and his first press conferences. Kennedy defends openness while balancing sensitive issues. The writer notes Kennedy’s calm, well informed stance and cautious optimism amid global dangers. He contrasts old and new media settings and cites public expectation for strong leadership.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
State Department
Kwiguit
Ike
Eisenhower
Backward Step or Not Kennedy Gromyko Debated
Senator Soaper notes a backward step may be harmless as observers compare the Kennedy Gromyko sheet to a changing world. Generation shifts show families trading old fur furniture while in laws still pass along attic keepsakes. Dad basks in a break from aproned barbecue humor. A 3M California home bandit hides a revolver in flowers raising etiquette questions about notifying police before thanks.
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Bill Vaughan
California
Language guidance from Africa Asia shows English as official language
The text notes that as Uganda gains self government English becomes official. cites Nigeria Ghana Sierra Leone Burma Pakistan India Ceylon Malaya. lists phrases in many languages asking if others speak English and how to say the question in multiple tongues.
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Uganda
Ampse
Nigeria
Ghana
Sierra Leone
Africa
Burma
Pakistan
India
Ceylon
Malaya
Asia
Medaberet
Anglit
Public Forum on Khrushchev and Cold War Tactics
Readers weigh the dialetic theater of Khrushchev as a political act and the aim of communism to dominate world affairs. The letter writers urge stronger non Communist unity and economic ties with non Communist nations as a bulwark, alongside reader calls to action.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Russia
Douglas Dahlquist
Seaside Blvd
Walter Lippinano
Dorig Freeson
Uncle Sam
Patsy Waite
Good Food In Our School Cafeteria
A ninth grader from John Marshall Junior High defends the school lunch program. He praises cook Edna and her staff at length while contrasting with Poly High and notes potatoes and carbohydrates provide energy and vitamin C. Letter signed Paul Jenkins Sr at 5343 Monleco Road.
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Poly High
Poly
Edna
Laughing Children Not Pro Communist
Peter Nevraumont critiques a Long Beach recall of The Young Russia from school shelves over a photo of smiling Soviet children. He argues the move suppresses understanding, laments hysteria, and notes children smile across many countries including Russia, California, Brazil, and France.
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The
Press- Telegram
Long Beach
Louise Voight
Press-Geleoram Long Beach California Publisher and staff misspellings
Fragmented OCR text lists publishers editors and advertising reps for a California newspaper. Names include H Rida DePulisher Harold M Hiner Samuel Cameron and others with scattered office locations in New York Chicago Minneapolis and Los Angeles.
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H. Rida
Harold M. Hiner
Samuel €. Cameron
Canéral Minract
L.A. Collins Dri
Usiness
Malcolm Elev
Milas & Sines
Maneaing Eolter Ges
Fean
Washington
ADE Albee
Aiddee-Johns, Inc
Hee York
Fifth Avenue
Chicage
Bilrigtey
Bisa
Pyle
fMinneapolis
Paules
Los Angetes
San Francisco
Tha Fress-Talegrain
Sc Sarvane Ave
Tin Sutter's
Questions Answers on Water Rights and Riparian Use
A discussion notes that some states have specific rules on diverting stream water when it runs through or beside land. Under common law riparian owners may use water for domestic use, but no owner may diminish flow or quality for other owners, ensuring the stream continues to pass by land undiminished.
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Caroline
Mr. Kennedy
Dallas
Ted Deeley
Soaper
Dad
F Berlit
Robert Stumpar-Dari
Khrushchev
Paul Jenkins SR
Monleco Road
Geleoram
Long Seach, Calif
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George Clark
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