Editorial endorses Kuchel for re election in California
The Long Beach editorial praises U S Senator Kuchel for his middle of the road stance and practical approach to Medicare and welfare issues. It notes his bipartisan ties, opposition to the John Birch Society, and efforts on tidelands and harbor matters. It endorses Kuchel for re election over Richard Richards.
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Sen. Kuchel
Kuchel
King- Anderson
Sen
John Birch Society
Anaheim
Washington
California
Tidelands
Long Head
Harbor
Sen. Kuche
Senate
Richard Richards
Sen. Richards
Tom. Kuchel
Unions Threaten Boycott Over City Charter Limits
The piece argues organized labor cannot force city recognition or city employment for arena workers. It notes that permits require use of civil service staff for tickets and ushering, and city officials cannot legally grant city employment to unions. The author urges unions to consult legal counsel and withdraw the unwarranted threat.
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Long Beach
Spon
Sor
Civil Service
Public Forum Critiques Unification Hearing at Santa Fe High
F H Geyer of the Little Lake Taxpayers and Parents Assn reports at Santa Fe High School where the Augmented County Committee hosted a public forum on unifying the Little Lake City School District. He condemns a nonresident faculty group and PTA calls for delay amid election tensions.
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Santa Fe High School
Little Lake City
California Teacher’s Association
PTA
Little Lake District
California Teacher's Association
Little Lake
Pearson Revives Old Smear of Nixon
In a letter to the editor Mrs. B of Hardin complains about Drew Pearson pushing an old smear on Nixon linked to the Hughes Tool Co loan case. She urges fresh evidence and questions Pearson’s focus versus Billy Sol Estes in the Democratic era.
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Pearson
Nixon
Drew Pearson
Hughes Tool Co
Billy Sol Estes
Cooling System Extends Life of Congressional Sessions
The late session ended amid relief, frustration, and heated talk about reform. Observers note air conditioning has kept lawmakers longer in Washington, but most expect no real changes due to vested interests and a 18th century mindset incompatible with the space age.
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Congress
Sen
John J. Williams
Delaware
Washington
Quotations and quirks mix in the nation’s talk of ethics and culture
A collage of clues covers Ike and Kennedy chatter, teaching rivalries, fashion debates, a shy high school girl against pym shorts, life-like dolls, porpoise intelligence, photo Mob judgments, a journalist hall of fame idea, office ethics, civic duties, evolving transportation styles, and a British schoolteacher leaving to become a bookie.
World’s largest park and other trivia compiled
Questions and answers cover Rhodesia’s Krine National Park size five million five hundred thirty six thousand acres. Musicians play without scores in an am session. Aluminum is most common metal. Cheetah fastest land animal can reach forty five mph from rest in two seconds. Ephedrine source is mahuang used in China for five thousand years. Coimbra customs involve cloaks and cloth scraps given to a favored girl. Earliest guns possibly by monk Berthold Schwartz in 1313.
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Krine
Rhodesia
Earth
Asia
Africa
Monroe Doctrine Appears Undermined by Cuba Policy
A United Press International dispatch from Moscow notes Cuba's listing as a Communist nation and the Soviet union's military support for Castro. The piece argues Kennedy and Congress have softened the Monroe Doctrine, effectively tolerating Communist expansion in Latin America without armed intervention.
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United Press International
Cuba
Kennedy
Moscow
Congress
Latin America
U.S
Castro
State Department
United States
Southeast Asia
Europe
Korea
Soviet Union
League of Nations
United Nations
James Monroe
Polite clerks urged in Red China recall old politeness
Reports from Red China claim clerks in communist stores are urged to be more polite and to relearn pre communion politeness. The piece recalls how shop greetings shifted from formal honors to direct inquiries and how bargaining phrases once used before fixed state prices played a role in customer–shopkeeper exchanges.
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Red China
China
Lao Ban
Pei Peng
Man Chu
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