Editorial President's Comment About Cuba Needs Re-Examination
The editorial argues U S policy toward Cuba requires re evaluation as Soviet technicians and open armament raise fears of a communist military threat. It questions when intervention is justified and warns that accepting Castro risks undermining the Monroe Doctrine and provoking broader crises in the Americas.
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Cuba
Russia
Sovet Union
United States
Woud
Americas
Baseball satire taints the diamond and its crowd
A biting column mocks baseball’s rituals and jargon from Chavez Ravine to the park. It skewers terms, scoring, and fans while affirming a faded love for the game and its spectacle. The writer condemns inflated prices and empty patriotism, yet admits affection for baseball’s core appeal.
Senator Soaper Calls TV Abroad to Boost Image
In a bold stance, Senator Soaper argues that exporting American television will showcase a tough, dedicated people to the world. Critics fear harm to the American image, but supporters insist the effort will prove persistence and resilience despite some viewing it as noisy and not worthwhile.
Fragmented Thoughts On Peace And Daily musings
A terse collection of quotes and remarks covers peace with all men, humility, and moral living, alongside short notes about Walter Tippy’s summer record avoiding ladders, youth interest in army stories, and a quip about national resources and beauty.
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Walter Tippy
OUT OUR WAY: Russians, scientists, and a lazy outlook
A satirical panel touches on missile race versus leisure, and critiques scientists who demand loud work. It jokes about Tom’s gruff front and remarks on a Congressman's denial of misusing his office perks while still framing his laundry franking.
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Congressman Sludgepump
What Others Are Saying Public reaction to U S aid and remarks
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Wanda
Charles L. Corey
Shaw Afb
Gelden
Aesina
Walter Leon Rehirse
Sors
Humphrey
Minnesota
Department of Labor
California
Washington
Joseph Karth
John A. Blatnik
Humphrey Defends Defense Contracts Across States
In Washington, Senator Hubert Humphrey argues that federal defense dollars shaped regional industry, citing California as an early beneficiary and Minnesota as a case for retraining unemployed workers. He notes California and Massachusetts lead research and defense funding, while Minnesota faces urban and farm pressures and advocates similar industrial potential.
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Massachusetts
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Defense
San Francisco Bay
California Institute of Technology
UCLA
Los Angeles
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Defense Department
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Minnesota
Caltech Profes
Public Forum Letter Misread In Net Pressure Debate
A public forum letters section jumps into a dense debate about net neutrality and civic discourse. The writer urges balanced moderation, cites recent community surveys, and argues for clear standards to curb ad hominem remarks while preserving robust discussion.
We Aim for the Moon but Fail on Earth's Problems
A reflective editorial laments traffic law disregard and crime, urging action on safety. It recalls local incidents involving a deadly crash, unsafe driving, and double parking near schools, calling for stronger enforcement, higher fines, and more trained officers. The piece questions leadership and highlights community risk.
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Earth
Bellflower Boulevard
Unaf
Jessica Heber Flynn
Hsl la Pasada St
Brown plan to curb county fair costs faces hurdles
In a Sacramento narrative from 1939, Governor Edmund G Brown weighs trimming annual fair subsidies while seeking extra funds for Alameda’s grandstand replacement. The proposal would shift from flat 265,000 grants to a needs based system, yet critics warn it could defund other fairs and raise overall costs amid financial strain on district events.
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Sacramento
CNS
Edmund G Brown
State of California
Brown
Jepiskanarea
Alameda
Pleasanton
Gio
Alameda County
Music Festival praised by Long Beach parent critic
Mary Obersmith of Lakewood commends the Southwestern Music Festival held August 24 to 26 at the Lafayette Hotel, run by the Long Beach branch of The Music Teachers Association. She argues it enriches Long Beach culture more than the International Beauty Congress and urges greater newspaper publicity to rally broader community support.
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Lotor
Long Beach
Music Teachers Association
Lafayette Hotel
Lakewood
Mary Obersmith
Centralia
Norwegian Family Visit Phrases and Dining Etiquette
A collection of Norwegian phrases for visiting family including greetings Good morning How are you and responses Thank you and farewell. Common dining etiquette includes saying takk for maten after meals. The text mixes names and phonetic guides with unclear sources.
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