Our Stake in Air Age in Long Beach Airport Growth
Editorial notes a booster group compiling a case for expanded air service in Long Beach. City aeronautics chief Raffety aims to have a compelling file within 18 months to persuade the Civil Aeronautics Board and residents of the stake in aviation’s future. The piece highlights 364,000 people within 20 miles, existing airport businesses, and potential job growth.
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Long Beach
Thomas A. Raffety
Airline Service Committee
Civil Aeronautics Board
Los Angeles International
Baker Aircraft Sales
United States
Piper Aircraft
Easter editorial faith in miracle and space agency debate
The New York Times urges faith in miracle to overcome grief and despair in Easter reflection. Christian Science Monitor advocates billboard controls to inspire state action. Denver Post criticizes civilian space agency plans and budget details. Riverside Enterprise calls for presidential disability legislation and Congress action. Sioux Center News notes space warfare premise calls for real orbital defences.
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The
NEW York Times
Christian Science Monitor
Outer Space
Bureau of the Budget
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Denver Fost
Iss
Congress
Ees
Actiitalsteath
Quotes FromUNITEP PRESS On Price Cuts And Foreign Policy
A collection of remarks from political and business figures. Estes Kefauver urges across the board price cuts amid recession. Harry S Truman and Eisenhower face off on summit talks and Soviet policy. Cyrus Eaton proposes free travel between US and USSR. Adolf Hitler referenced in a Cleveland lunch comment. Vincent M Newton accuses Washington bureaucrats of secrecy and manipulation of the press.
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Unitep Press
Wasiington
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Cleveland
Cyrus Eaton
Mikhail A. Menshikov
United States
Adolf Hitler
Greater
STRAIGHT TALK ON SMOKING FROM A PERSONAL VIEW
Harris reflects on weed addiction and the social pressure to quit. He argues youth fearlessly view smoking as weakness, not morality or health, urging independence and courage as motives to resist. He notes self-loathing among smokers, the allure of filtered cigarettes, and doubts about cancer claims while warning of heart and bodily harm.
Nixon and Johnson clash shaping 1960 duel in Washington
In Washington, Vice President Nixon and Senate Majority Leader Johnson drive the 1960 contest, challenging party leaders and pushing bold positions. Johnson guides defense and space initiatives, while Nixon counters and seeks the presidency, with Rayburn steering Congress.
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Washington
Hurry Command
National Theater
Richard M. ‘Nixon
California
Andy Tortys
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Tucker
Nixon
White House
V-P
Johnson
Long Beach News Highlights From April 14 1048
April 14 1048 notes mark the ninth year of Dr Winfield Edson’s pastorate at First Baptist Church with 3057 new members and average morning attendance around 1100. An educational drive titled 1000 Homes in Long Beach was launched at a Masonic Temple dinner led by FHA district director Fred W Marlow. Charles W Pettifer chaired. Velma Betty Doheney passed state bar with high honors becoming a lawyer. Independent staff and offices listed include Ridder McHines Cameron Covine and others with national ad reps.
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Winfield Edson
First Baptist Church
Long Beach
Masonic Temple
Locust Ave
Fred’ W. Marlow
FHA
Southern
California
Nevada
Charles W. Pettifer
Velma Betty. Doheney
Oil Firms Dictate U S Policy In Senate Hearing
In a closed Senate Foreign Relations session Senator Humphrey pressed Assistant Secretary William Rountree on Middle East policy. He questioned plans to boost prestige, counter Nasser, and a Turkey to Iran pipeline citing oil company influence. The State Department denied such policy control by oil firms, highlighting past ties and personnel with the industry.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. Humphrey
Minnesota
William Rountree
Middle East
Humphrey
Nasser
Scuntree
State Department
Turkey
Troi Tran
Mediterranean
United States
Senate
Iran
Near East
Herbert Hoover
Union Oil of
California
King Saud
Saud
Con
Town Meeting spire nein eae se mannan
A fragmented letter page discusses animal cruelty in horse racing mascots, calls for returning the mascot to the horse and blaming the photo era. It includes petitions from CLARY A DUNNAGAN and BENRY PHILLIPS on democracy, taxation, and union dues.
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Clary A. Dunnagan
Magnolia Ave
Benry
Phillips
Uaw-Cio
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Sioux Center News
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Tampa Flag Tribune
Harris
By Sydney J. Harris
Ray Tucker
House
Tina Jonson
Sam Rayburn
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Esa
Senate Preparedness Committee
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H. Ridder
Wwe Publihst
Harold Mc Hines
E. 50Th St
Chicago
Wrigley
Detroit
Penobscot
Minneapolis
Foshay” Tower
Los Angeles
St. St
San Francisco
Sutter St
Independent
Drew Pearson
Gressman Olin Teague
Teague
National Assn. of Veterans Employment Councils
Harold Keats
DAV
Abraham Koolish
Government Operations Committee
Khee
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
John Foster
Dulles
Indonesia
China
Ike
Noah Mason
Ilinois
Tim Sheehan
Pearson
MTOR
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Lillian Maxwell
McClellan Committee
Maxwell
Income Tax Bureau
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