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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1963
Page
6
A-2-Press Telegram editorial argues unemployment is the nation’s stubborn issue. It notes 1954 recession status, 5.0 percent jobless rate, and 5.6 percent after seasonal adjustments. The piece laments political acceptance and urges the 1964 campaigns to address the persistently high rate.
A discussion notes how public opinion may constrain necessary Western defense steps amid fears of a multilateral nuclear force. Tass reports Soviet circles consider nuclear weapon delivery to Germany dangerous, warning potential harm to mutual understanding. The piece argues Western defense talk risks alienating publics and aiding Russia.
In a New York speech Wendell Willkie urged equal rights for Negro citizens, education, and opportunity, criticizing Republicans for abandoning post Lincoln obligations and Democrats for dual standards between Atlanta and Harlem. The writer notes the message fits present times too.
Bill Vaughan notes Sludgepump defends nepotism while adding three relatives to his staff. The column wryly surveys political reputations, quotes on public figures, and quirky reflections on fame, fashion, storms, and sports presidents.
The article lists staff and offices for The Press Telegram and its associated network. Names include publisher Daniel M H Ridder, co publisher Marais M Hines, assistant to publisher Samuel Cameron, general manager Malcolm Eping, executive editor Miles G Lines, managing editor Marcy Barme, and Washington News Bureau with offices in Smwver Ferguson Walker Co in Atlanta Chicago Detroit Los Angeles Minneapolis New York Philadelphia San Francisco.
Bill Sumner notes that Ngo Dinh Nhu provokes strong press reactions in the United States while remaining poised amid sharp questions. He argues the controversy reflects a press fight rather than a political threat, with Nhu painted as a provocative, stubborn figure who irks various critics yet commands attention and access.
A major shift in American military and foreign policy aims to keep allied unity while cutting the cost of U S troops in Europe. A 15 000 man armored division will be airlifted to Germany within 72 hours to test rapid reinforcement, signaling possible Western European buildup and reduced U S deployments if allies can shoulder more defense. France and De Gaulle are cited as threatening unity with independent aims and possible recognition of the Communist regime in Peiping, complicating efforts to sustain Western alliance and limit war risks, as U S policy makers seek another path to easing defense expenses while preserving prompt overseas support.
Readers discuss Adenauer stance on selling wheat to the Soviet Union. They accuse West Germany of hypocritical policy, cite wheat shipments with Russia, and critique commercial ties with Communist nations. Letters reference Tito Khrushchev Tshombe and U.S. image, urging firmer public understanding and stance.
A readers’ devotional note reflects on James 1 2 urging joy amid various trials and cites Charles Spurren advocating faith under hardship.
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