Treaty's Critics Render High Service in Debate
Editorial argues the test-ban treaty will likely be ratified by the United States despite opposition. It credits senators and President Kennedy for pushing ratification, notes past Eisenhower limits, and contends opponents’ vigorous arguments informed the nation. The piece foresees a vigorous Senate debate and praises minority critique as a constructive force in a landmark 1963 discussion.
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Senate
United States
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Morever
Russia
City Council Approves High Rise Apartments on Alamitos Bay Peninsula
The City Council in principle approves high rise apartments on Alamitos Bay Peninsula. The piece notes national and regional trends toward vertical development, arguing such buildings support urban economies, provide near work housing, and boost downtown vitality by drawing tenants and shoppers to nearby merchants.
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Alamitos Bay Peninsula
United States
West
Long Beach
It Never Rains in September Weather Breaks in Southern Town
Citizens rose after midnight to enjoy a dramatic change as lightning thunder and rain ended a long dry spell. Slickers and umbrellas appeared all day Wednesday, signaling a refreshing weather shift with Catalina glimpsed in the south. Smokey Bear rests easy for a few days.
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The
Southland
Catalina
Smokey Bear
Public Forum Letter Discusses Communist Coexistence Debate
The letter references President Kennedy and Vietnam, questions U.S. policy, and argues against Communist coexistence. Readers discuss Far Right views, taxation, social programs, and the need to oppose communism, citing statements attributed to Fulbright and Goldwater.
Intermarriage exposes fears of equal rights in America
A New York Times piece notes white fears over integration in daily life as the first African American woman graduates from the University of Georgia and secretly marries a white student. The couple plans a December baby and has moved to New York City, highlighting tensions between abstract equal rights and personal life across the nation.
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David Lawrence
Washington
New York Times
University of Georgia
New York City
University
Charlayne
Athens
Georgia City
Supreme Court of the United States
Rees
America
Abraham Lincoln
Diamond Jubilee History of Long Beach Highlights
A concise retrospective lists key Long Beach milestones from 1901 to 1923. It notes the 1914 municipal Christmas tree at Lincoln Park, the 1923 split of recreation and park departments, the 1901 Randolph Packing and Manufacturing Co. clam factory, and the 1903 first city ordinance licensing businesses amid controversy.
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Long Beach
Lincoln Park
Randolph Packing and Manufacturing Co
New Russian Word DeStalinization Emerges
Observers coin DeStalinization as Pravda questions Stalin era foreign policy. Khrushchev era peaceful coexistence is criticized as flawed, with Russia and China quarrel highlighting disagreements on how communism should act. The piece calls Stalin's line an ongoing misstep in pursuing peace.
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Russia
Pravda
Joseph Stalin
Red
Peking
Stalin
Publication masthead fragment from Beach Calit area presses
Fragmentary masthead from the Press Telegram shows roles and names: Asst for Publisher Cameron, General Manager Epley, Executive Editor Sina, Managing Editor Ra, Page Editor. No full article text available.
United States faces push to share Cold War costs
The Kennedy Administration weighs European allies' burden in foreign aid as Congress cuts the aid budget. Taxpayers tire of high costs and mismanagement fears grow. US pressure may push allies to increase their share while negotiations tackle defense funding and currency strain amid delicate diplomatic ties.
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Bobbie Lon Pendergrass
Santa Ana
Vietnam
John F. Kennedy
Southeast Asia
Parade Magazine
Neo Dinh Diem
China
Delores
Appleton St
Washington
Jess
House of Representatives
Congress
United States
Europe
Free World
America
Relaxed Summer Plans and Quirky Observations
Senator Soaper urges patience until next summer to accomplish goals while a bus passenger jokes about family influence on life choices. An analogy compares nuclear tests to a cheaty game, doctors face fewer calls, motels add luxury, colleges keep big students, and the old heroism saying shifts to family-based valet duties.
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