Editorial: Oriental Doll on Rampage Adds to Viet Complexities
A provincial editorial argues that women’s roles are expanding globally from the Orient to the West. It cites Mrs Nhu of Vietnam as a symbol of rising female influence in politics and war, noting a shift toward gender equality and the emergence of capable women alongside less exemplary ones. The piece links changes to historical limits on women and forecasts broader female participation in future public life.
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Dinh Nhu
South
Viet Nam
Nhu
Diem Tantly
Itean Qrienta
Arabia
Rome
Amendment rule sparks questions on test ban pact
Adolph Weinberger asks if amendments require a majority including all original parties. Reports say a yes implies unanimous approval by the United States, Russia and England. Any single veto or abstention can block an amendment, a point senators will review before the ratification vote.
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GUR Sap Pedre
Adolph Weinberger
Senate
Mr. Weinberger
Security Council
United Nations
Rusk
Senale
Weinberger
United States
Russia
England
Capitol Heartbeat on Unruh Leadership Plot
Sacramento reports reveal a quiet bid by minority Democrats to topple Assembly Leader Unruh with Gordon Winton coordinating a statewide committee. The plan faces resistance from key figures including Gen. Brown and Senate leaders, while party factions splay across the Capitol in hushed maneuvering ahead of the 1964 election cycle.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Dease VE Unth
Ernos-Filag
Peneare
Gordon Winton
Unruh
Republican State Central Committee
Winton
Uneruh
Uni
California
Gen. Brown
Fam B. Carvey Jax
California Democratic Council
CDC
Ermal Hon
Unclear Masthead Fragments From Los Angeles Press-Telegram
Fragmentary newsroom bylines and roles appear for LOWS BEACH California with names like Harald and Me Ridder among publisher and editors, but the full context and article content are missing making the piece a damaged clack of staff positions.
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Press-Telegram
Lows Beach
Cali
Herroan Ih
Hidder Pontstiey
Daniel Me Ridder
Harald
Hines Asst
Wes G
Opposition to Test Ban Stirred Debate on Ratification
Washington hears constructive opposition in Senate hearings as the nuclear test ban moves toward ratification. Skepticism among military chiefs and some senators persists, while others back the treaty with reservations aimed at safeguarding faith from the Soviet Union. The article reflects on Munich lessons and warns that deeds will determine the treaty's true impact.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Hen
Russell
Georgia
Stennis
Mississippi
Bamen
Senite Military Affairs Committee
Sippi
Rob Byrd
West Virginia
Goldwater
Arizona
Congress
Senator Soaper Says Ban on Underground Cigar Testing
A fragmented column mocks political chatter noting wife requests a ban on cigar tests underground, while cultural observations touch on military service ancestry, fashion for dogs, and a parade of unrelated curiosities about authors, editors, and social habits.
Public Forum Letters On Trusts And World Peace Debate
A noisy editorials letter from FRANK A. WINSLOW argues against a moratorium on a treaty and criticizes Khrushchev. He compares past Cuba and Bay of Pigs events with current leadership, urges vigilance and sanctions on Russia, and warns against electing leaders who jeopardize national safety. He cites Kennedy appointees and a 1963 Independent editorial to support his stance.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
White House
JKK
Cuba
JFK
Woody Wilson Tult
Brirvarest
Foundation Crumbles Over Blessing at Fishermen’s Fiesta
Ajected debate over a ten minute ceremony at the Fishermen’s Fiesta. Critics warn it threatens church state separation while supporters claim national blessing and divine guidance. A Los Angeles writer laments the erosion of the nation’s foundational acknowledgment.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Mulkins Agi Wellaman
Los Angeles
Life’s four main foods key to sustaining life
The Britannica notes four primary nutrient types proteins carbohydrates fats and minerals sustain life. A report on dietary essentials cites these categories as the core components of human nutrition while mentioning a long Sahara desert extension measurement.
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Sahara Desert
Long Beach Press Changes Ownership in 1917
The Long Beach Press, now four daily editions, names A C Malone as owner and business manager. A county bond issue of 4.5 million dollars is approved with strong Long Beach support. In 1918 Congress authorized a flood control dredging project on the western shore. A December meeting shows Long Beach residents vowing to resist Los Angeles efforts to absorb the city.
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Long Beach
the Press
A. C. Malone
Los Aneles
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