Council Should Resist Censorship Over The Last Temptation
The City Council should receive protests and the librarian’s report on The Last Temptation of Christ and then forget the matter. Censoring library shelves would threaten freedom of information and religion, and council members should read the book before any ban debate.
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Nikos Kazantzakis
Christ
Council
Kazantzakis
Kazautzakis
Bruce Barton
Chambers
Taft-Hartley Used To Pause Lockheed Strike
President Kennedy invoked the Taft-Hartley Act to suspend the International Association of Machinists strike during a cooling off period. A board of inquiry will examine the dispute and may lead to a court order suspending the strike while talks continue benefiting space and defense programs.
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Kennedy
Lockheed
International Association of Machinists
Just Who Did Invent That
Nikita Khrushchev questions Soviet economic problems and suggests borrowing ideas from capitalism including the profit motive. He then says Soviet citizens steal from the government and corruption losses are alarming, noting officials did not claim such practices were imported from capitalist countries.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Ussr
Brown Taxes Clash Deepens as Pressures Grow
Sacramento report outlines heated debate over new taxes in California. Gov. Pat Brown faces crossfire between pledges against tax hikes and mounting pressure from counties, educators, and state workers seeking higher revenue or raises. Officials hint at possible tuition and user-fee increases if taxes stay blocked.
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Sacramento
State Board of Education
Brown
John Carr
Long Beach Chan
Carr
State College Board of ‘Trustees
Stat
Ari
Mounting Uncertainties Threaten U.S. Business Prospects
Washington pundits warn that rising uncertainty from tax reform talks, rate changes, deficits, and inflation fears harm long term planning. The piece argues stability through balanced budgets and steadier tax and wage rates is needed to revive investment, profits, and job creation.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Public Forum Letters on Rafferty Education Debate
Readers debate California progressive education and Dr Rafferty with strong opinions. John Robby urges support for Rafferty amid opposition while Ellen Hare and others criticize liberal critics and call for courage in education reform.
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Russia
Kremlin
Greengard
Rafferty
Dr. Rafferty
John Robb
Max Rafferty
Quick notes on décor junk and fashions in daily life
A humorous eclectic column mocks interior decor junk piles and the notion of a self confident look for men. It contrasts cheerful advertising claims with real home life and social expectations. It also lightly critiques pesticides discourse and wedding day honesty.
Contradiction in Speech Noted by Early Thinkers
A compact reflection cites James 210 about blessing and cursing from the same mouth and Seneca warning against writing one thing while thinking another, illustrating historical concerns about hypocrisy and language. The lines echo moral critique of duplicity in speech and writing.
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James
We could destroy half the population and industrial potential
The quote collection notes a controversial remark by Teague and Ford at Peru Harder about government, labor, and business. It highlights a tense debate on power and policy without endorsing the views.
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Soviet
Russia
Oh E
Teague
Dtex
Peru
Press Telegram Long Beach Calif
Fragmented OCR text shows names and roles of staff and advertising representatives for a newspaper, including publishers, editors, managers, and bureau addresses, with scattered city references and incomplete lines. The readable items indicate standard masthead details rather than a coherent event or story.
Are Adult Movies Good for Adults EDIT
A reader questions the value and impact of adult films on adults and families. The letter asks whether such media degrade moral development and whether parents should tolerate them for community or church audiences.
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JPY
How did U S money get the names buck and bits
A reader explains the origins of the terms buck and two bits in American slang. The piece traces from poker markers and silver dollars to British coin slang and Mexican weights, then contrasts equivalents in French Spanish Italian German Czech Russian, inviting readers to submit questions for Languges in the News.
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U. S
A. Samolis
Parma
Southwest
George Bunny
Worcester
Mass
Gagner
Ganar
Guadagnare
Toucher
Tocar
Toccare
Zarabatyvat
Unwritten Lebanese Power-sharing Rule
The unwritten law in Lebanon dictates president must be a Maronite Christian and prime minister a Sunni Muslim, with the Lebanese legislature apportioned among sects.
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Lebanon
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Jim McCauley
Sacramento Bure
California State Employes Assn
Los Angeles County
George Clark
Bibener
Calie
David Lawrence
U.S
Lawrence
Edurs
Robert Greengard
California
Granada
Ellen Hare
Marcellus
Soaper
By Bill Vaughan
Sludgepump
Seneca
Ford
Elegram Long Beach
Calif
Seman A. Rigeel
Emma Eporu
Daniel R. Fidder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel C Cameron
le A. Collings Jr
Malcolm Eolay
Miles E. Sings
Manaras
Harry Karns
New York
Dalal
Loz
Serrana Ave
San Francisco
Sutter
Preas-Terram
Matropolitan Gravs, Inc
Charley
StremprsPer
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