Warm Up in Cold War No Cause to Minimize Defense
The piece argues against demobilizing armaments despite easing East West tensions. It warns against assuming Khrushchev’s concessions signal lasting peace and urges continued defense buildup. It notes Nixon’s Russia trip and Eisenhower Khrushchev meetings may reshape relations but stresses ongoing Cold War vigilance and consolidation.
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Nine District Superior Court Plan Seeks Sanity in Elections
State measures authorize a nine district Superior Court system to cut waste and speed justice. Board of Supervisors plans to draw boundaries including a South District with Long Beach and Lakewood. County voters now face 90 to 104 judicial offices. districting could simplify ballots and focus voter choice.
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Readers rail at Pat Brown and Khrushchev in letters
A flood of letters critiques California Governor Pat Brown over narcotics policy and cigarette tax plans. Frank Winslow supports peaceful U.S. posture with Khrushchev, while Jake Proctor warns against boxing racketeering and waterd stock schemes harming small investors.
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Ridder newspaper staff and office locations listed
An inexact, OCR distorted item lists names and roles such as Independent Herman A. Ridder and editor positions. It mentions offices and address fragments including Minneapolis and San Francisco details, with garbled job titles and organizational terms.
Lobbyists Besiege Capitol Over Labor Bills Showdown
DREW PEARSON reports heavy lobbying as Congress nears a House vote on the Landrum Griffin labor bill. NAM and Chamber of Commerce push passage while AFL-CIO opposes. Rep. Dent’s district leans against, and Speaker Rayburn campaigns for anti racketeering measures. Eisenhower hosts GOP breakfast amid Khrushchev visit expectations. A correction notes a canceled dinner reservation for Army Association events.
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Ray Tucker Attacks on REA Lobbyist May Boost GOP
Republicans hope to gain in farm areas as Ray Tucker denounces Clyde T. Ellis, longtime REA advocate and former Arkansas congressman, whose influence with farmers seeded a Democratic base for REA. Ellis faces opposition from lawmakers over secret letters backing states rights and ties to the Electric Consumers Information Committee. The clash may end Ellis’ influence and aid GOP prospects in 1960.
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Job Hunter Over 40 Tragedy Highlights Youth Bias in Society
A man in his late 40s seeks work amid layoffs and rising costs. Sydney J. Harris notes the anxiety of unemployment, critiques the treatment of older workers by firms and retirement plans, and laments the culture of youth over ripeness and experience.
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When to Amend Charter To Establish 1607 State Plan
The city council, by unanimous vote, directed the city attorney to draft a charter amendment to submit to voters at the November election establishing the 1607 state retirement plan for municipal employees. Twenty years ago this week Long Beach welcomed the first unit of the Pacific Fleet, the flotilla six miles long, into California harbor on August 9, 1919, led by the flagship New Mexico and Adm. Hugh Rodmas on the bridge.
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Conference on court calendar leads to space lease
Thirty years ago a conference in the Superior Court discussed office layout changes and a lease was signed for seventh floor Jer Kings Building space to ease a congested calendar.
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Quotes Reflect Cold War Tensions Across Washington and New York
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