Editorial: Can Transit Load Be Shared by Mono Rail Plans
Currentia editorials critique the Metropolitan Transit Authority for rejecting two monorail proposals in the Los Angeles Basin. The piece argues public transit needs an integrated system beyond highways, condemns auto fixation, and warns of smog, congestion, and the looming bottleneck as freeways proliferate. It cites Wood and Heller on blind transportation policy and suggests Legislature scrutiny and renewed research into innovative options.
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Metropolitan Transit Authority
Los Angeles Basin
Samuel E. Wood
Alfred E. Heller
California
Wood and Heller
A Plan Worth Studying by Long Beach Official
Vice Mayor Janes A. Hayes, newly on the City Council, urges broader uses of tides and oil funds under the city trust. He suggests expenditures on commerce navigation fisheries and the creation of research centers including fish disease studies to boost California fish product markets. Hayes argues Long Beach must lead to preserve tidelands revenue stewardship.
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Janes A. Hayes
Long Beach
Hayes
California
Tidelands
Senator Soaper Questions Kennedys High Transportation Needs
Senator Byrd questions the Kennedy family fleet including 10 helicopters three jet planes and four automobiles as excessive with no teenagers in the clan. THE WHITE House notes much transport was built under Eisenhower and jokes about aging Republicans driving used vehicles.
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Bill Vaughan
Byrd
White House
Directory of Right Wingers Adds 1154 Listings in New Supplement
A 20 page supplement to the First National Directory of Rightist Groups and Individuals in the United States expands to 3,220 conservative listings. The Noontide Press handles orders, while the Alert Americans Assn lists addresses and notable names such as Charles Edison and Eddie Rickenbacker among the new prominent figures.
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Berge Ee Ste Gee
United States
Alert Americans Assn
P.C
Los Angeles
Calif
Noontide Press
P.O. Box
Sausalito
Stephen Worcester Goodyear
Gerald L. B. Smith
National Committee For Economic Freedom
Willis Stone
John Birch Society
Bible Presbyterian
Carl McIntire
American Council of Christian Churches
Church of God
State Department
Cuba
America
Fqua Goldwater Clubs
Rockefeller
Republican Congressional Committee
Washington
James B. Utt
John Q. Soviety
Memphis
Gentiles, Inc
Oakland
Edith Kermit
Roosevelt
Edwin A. Walker
Man as Crown of Creation, Gladstone Quote
A brief note quotes William Gladstone on man as the crown of creation and the noblest study the world affords, reflecting on human nature and divine mindfulness.
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William Gladstone
Public Forum Letters on prayer in schools debate rights
A collection of letters from Long Beach residents urging a constitutional amendment to permit voluntary school prayers and criticizing the Supreme Court on church-state issues. Signatures include Bert Bond, Walter Gall, Robert H Stearns, C Threlkeld, Marie Alexander, and Earl E Gregory with their addresses. The letters advocate religious observances in public schools and oppose forced prayer or atheism.
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TOR
Wwe
Bert Bond
Long Beach
James Vance
Rivo Alto Canal
Congress
Supreme Court
Walter Gall
Blume
Los Alamitos, Gow A
Potter Stewart
Robert H. Stearns
Communish Assembly
4Th St
Sunset Fellowship Singers
C. Threlkeld
Playground for Men East Eldorado Golf and West
Editorial letter by Olive White from 3370 Kallin Ave. questions Eldorado Park zoning. criticizes park becoming a golf course surrounded by houses. suggests naming changes to reflect male only areas and fenced greens. raises concern over use of space and access for children and others.
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Eldorado Park
East Eldorado
West Eldorado
Kallin Ave
Commendation for D C Blake Postman’s Service
A long time resident praises D C Blake for his outstanding postal service and kind conduct to neighbors over 35 years at their address. The letter also commends an editorial urging constitutional amendment and endorses government as a everyday practice.
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D. C. Blake
Blake
No Losers in California Lottery Draw
Sacramento reports a California liquor-license lottery set for Sept 27 in Orange Los Angeles and nine counties amid high transfer prices. The draw offers 25 off sale licenses in Orange and Los Angeles counties with $6,000 deposits and $200 to $450 local fees.
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California
Orange
Los Angeles
McAuley
Sacramento
Las Vegas
Malcolm Harris
Alcoholic Beverage
Ole Riverside
Orange County
Los Angeles County
ABC
Santa Ana
Iin
Santa Anita
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