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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1968
Page
6
No nation can live to itself alone in world money ages
The piece discusses Charles de Gaulle’s insistence on self-reliance amid a global dollar crisis. It notes his refusal to devalue the franc, his need to accept loans from other nations, and hints at continued Western cooperation despite disengagement from NATO military roles. It also warns that Soviet actions threaten stability beyond France’s finances.
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Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Francois Xavier Ortoli
Bonn
United States
France
NATO
Naples
Czechoslovakia
Mediterranean
A tribute to Lady Bird Johnson and Redwood Park
Mrs Lyndon Johnson capped a five year beautification crusade with a visit to California's new Redwood National Park. Conservationists fought for 58 000 acres and 92 million dollars in authorization. The 300 foot giants symbolize enduring life and stand as a memorial to the Johnson era, the Kuchel conservation effort, and ongoing preservation challenges.
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Lyndon Johnson
California
New
Redwood National Park
Johnson
Redwood Park
Redwoods
Tom Kuchel
Monday’s Park
Open Forum on Violence and Gun Control Debate
A Long Beach reader argues that US violence rates are high and impulsive acts arise from societal conditions. He cites guns, media, and frustration, urging a hard look at gun control and American self assessment. The letter also calls for abolishing the Electoral College and replacing J Edgar Hoover with a younger appointee.
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America
National Rifle Association
James Brown
Aristotle
Long Beach
Richard Coon
J. Edgar Hoover
Nixon
Reddin
W. D
California splits: sex symbol and tennis shoe grandma
California has two opposing female archetypes in one culture the sex goddess and the little old lady in tennis shoes. The piece notes sharp regional divides between Northern and Southern California, the clash of ideologies, and the country’s fascination with California’s contradictions as youth and age clash amid a landscape of political and social tensions.
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San Francisco
California
Massachusetts
Georgia
John Birch Society
Max Rafferty
Earl Warren
Black Panthers
Richard Nixon
United States
Los Angeles
Age
Genera
California Youth Clash with Middle Age Amid Free Speech Debates
A reader travels California to witness the tension between the young and middle aged amid free speech protests. The piece compares confrontations to historic Southern tensions and notes aging communities struggle to bridge the generation gap. The writer questions reliance on security over youth’s need for challenge and laments the widening rift between parents and children in the golden state.
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California
Berkeley
Pasadena
Eric Hoffer
Golden State
Sidewalk Senate Adena Cramsay Retired in Long Beach
Adena Cramsay, a longtime Long Beach resident, signals retirement plans with a cautious note that public events or debates are premature before Thanksgiving.
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Adena Cramsey
Long Beach
Puerto Rico Statehood Debate Roils Island Life
In San Juan and across Puerto Rico the question of becoming the fifty first state dominates discussions in cafes and bars. Even Spiro Agnew weighed in during a vacation visit. A recent referendum reaffirmed support for preserving Commonwealth status.
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Washington Star Service
San Juan
B.R
Puerto Rico
Spiro Agnew
Dha
Puerto Rico voters shift by electing Ferre and Cordova Diaz
New Progressive Party victory gives Luis Ferre as governor and Jorge Luis Cordova Diaz as resident commissioner. Analysts say statehood remains part of a broader reform mandate, with long standing provincial governance and social gains influencing the result.
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New Progressive Party
Luis Ferre
Ferre
Jorge Luis Cordova Diaz
Washington
Agnew
Cordova Diaz
Tie
Puerto Rico
Luis Munoz Marin
Senate
Bolivar
Puerto Ricd
Ser Ke
Munoz
Churchill
Ihis
Congress
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