Millennium at Last Why taxes cut and waste trimmed now
Editorial notes a promise of no new taxes in California, spending cuts by county supervisors, and Kennedy tax reduction pledges. It contrasts current vows with past patterns under Democratic and Republican eras, suggesting a hoped for nationwide fiscal restraint and balanced budget.
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Edmund Brown
California
Board of Supervisors
John F. Kennedy
Brown
Kennedy
United States
Why the U S and Soviet farming differ in outlook
In a Canada This Week article David Lawrence notes a $500 million wheat deal between Canada and the Soviet Union that angers Khrushchev. He contrasts Russia’s vast unplowed land with its wheat imports and the United States’ surplus production under free market farming and strong agricultural education.
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Canada
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
United
David Lawrence
America
Nationwide Day of Mourning for Victims of Racial Disturbances
The piece recalls multiple white and Black deaths tied to recent racial unrest, noting 14 fatalities in a few months and Birmingham bombings with one killing. It discusses blame, public demonstrations, and a proposed national day of mourning by the President to honor all victims. It lists specific victims and dates from 1962 to 1963, urging sympathy and restraint.
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Birmingham
University of Mississippi
Balltimore
William L. Moore
Gadsden
Ala
Lexington
N.C
Medgar Evers
Jackson
Miss
Byron Beckwith
Serina Taylor
Jersey City
Virgil Wade
Michael Lee Farley
Larry Jos Sims
Dennis Earl Robinson
Western Airlines Cuts Local LA San Francisco Fare
LAST MONTH Western Airlines reduced its prop-jet one-way coach fare between Los Angeles and San Francisco by 3.45 dollars. The carrier also runs Long Beach to San Francisco but kept Long Beach fares unchanged. Local leaders accuse discrimination and ask the public utilities commission to balance the scales. Western says Long Beach service has long operated at a loss, while acknowledging the appeal of higher travel demand from LAX.
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Western Airlines
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Western
Long Beach
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Nine and Sixty Ways to Hit a Home Run
The piece riffs on Kipling and science author Dr. Paul Kirkpatrick’s theory about bat rotation. It notes television portrayal of baseball player Thomas Davis swinging with a nervy bat, leading to a home run and a satisfying bat click. The taunt suggests Kipling’s wit exceeds the scientific stance.
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Mr. Kipling
Paul Kirkpatrick
American Journal of Physics
Kirkpatrick
Thomas Davis
Mr. Davis
Kipling
Dr. Kirkpatrick
Thoughtful warning on wealth and happiness in Long Beach
A fragment from a Long Beach California publication quotes Robert Burton on worldly wealth as the devil’s bait and notes how minds fed on riches may retreat from happiness. The text includes garbled newspaper masthead bits and mentions editors and advertising personnel.
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Robert Burton
Northern Southland Senate Rule Learns To Crack
California politics show a crack in the north south Senate rule as Gov Brown hints that extraordinary individuals could bypass geography. Coral flows point to Alan Cranston or Craig Hosmer as possible Engle successors, with Long Beach bets on a three way race and potential reshuffling of assembly and congressional seats.
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Sacramento Bureau
Sacramento
California
U.S. Senate
Senate
Sen
Clair Engle
Engle
Thomas Kuchel
Anaheim
Moe W
Brown
Craig Hosmer
Long Beach
Eagle
South
Southland
Hosmers
Hosmer
Joseph MM. Kenrick
C. George Deukmejian
Washington
Fragmented Opinion Snippets Stir Public Debate
miscellany quotes critique pest control in open air theaters discuss Bible reading in schools and the Congressional Record junk. A photo editor laments rain hindering dust bowl pictures and a Cornell scientist foresees machines acting as secretaries. Cleopatra costs and a vacation trip price arc referenced.
Public Forum Letters on School Prayer and Treaties
Readers debate legality of school child prayers and the separation of church and state with Verne Price and MM T Faulkes arguing for and against national control. The letters question insurmountable constitutional boundaries and warn of trends toward compromise or danger in treaty policy.
Letters on School Prayer Spur Public Debate
Glenn E. Rucker from 4585 Falcon Ave argues that opposition to prayer in public schools is an attempt to remove the Bible from children. He supports church state separation but says separating children from the Bible differs from separating church and state.
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Glenn E. Rucker
Falcon Ave
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