Indoctrination Debate Haunts 1960s School Politics
The discussion centers on whether indoctrination is a good or bad term in education. Dr. Max Rafferty faced criticism for advocating patriotic instruction, while the California State Federation of Teachers wrestled with urging teachers to resist bias yet push for peace and educated discernment amid national conflicts.
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Max Rafferty
Webster's New International Dictionary
Webster's
California State Federation of Teachers
India
Nehru
Teachers’ Union
Autos as deadly weapons in licensed hands
The text notes that autos can be deadly weapons in the wrong hands, while licenses and permits authorize legal use. It references authorities and clubs, suggesting safety and enforcement concerns around vehicle use and plate status.
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Wilbee
Taxation and Free Speech Clash in Federal Policy Debate
The piece argues that free speech is eroded by government tax policy limiting expression. It cites IRS rulings treating advertising as a deductible business expense while restricting spending aimed at influencing policy. It warns that high corporate taxes threaten the right to speak on matters affecting enterprise and national future.
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Enue
International Year of Science Emphasized for World Unity
In the IGY discussion a Pomona Progress-Bulletin leader notes science’s global importance. It argues science requires international cooperation beyond national interests due to vast knowledge, complexity, and shared world. The piece contrasts with a Rumson column on rising national and personal debt.
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Pomona
Calif
Progress
IGY
RUM. S.C
Sam
Franking Privilege Controversy Ties to Salmon Policy Debates
In Sacramento a debate over postal rates and the franking privilege intersects with fisheries policy. Key figures, including Udall, Grader, and lawmakers from Michigan and California, discuss future protections for salmon and steelhead, with a proposed nationwide bill possibly allocating major support to California.
Lions Explain Natural Gas Odorization Claim
John Petree of the Southern California Gas Company explains that natural gas is non toxic and nearly odorless, requiring odorization to provide a distinct scent. He notes most gas in the southland is transported over hundreds of miles to supply the state.
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John Petree
The
Southern California Gas Company
Southland
Kern County Reports 24 Million Loss From Auto Accidents
The Kern County Safety Council estimates auto accidents caused total losses of 24 million dollars. The report outlines costs from injuries, property damage, and related expenses statewide.
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Kern County Safety Council
Ambiguous fragment hints at home budget and installation saves
Fragmentary text references saving on installation costs and home improvements with a focus on budget and product use. No clear person or organization is identifiable from the readable portion.
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California
Department of Fish and Game
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