Long Beach tidelands grant gains recognition for expanded uses
Editorial lauds Attorney General Mosk for affirming that Long Beach’s 1925 amendment expands tidelands uses beyond commerce and navigation to include public parks highways and playgrounds. The piece notes Hermosa Beach’s request was rejected and calls for utilizing slide lands under the broader authorized terms. It credits Mosk for interpreting the grant and urges practical use programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Mosk
Hermosa Beach
Long Beach
Hermosa
Mosk
State Supreme Court
Governor Brown Eyes 35 New State Judgeships
The governor plans to name 35 new judges statewide, with about 15 in Los Angeles County. Legislature authorized 12 new Los Angeles Superior Court judgeships, bringing total to 102, and retirement changes prompt three more retirements. Long Beach area lawyers may gain positions as several local judges are named. appointments by the governor create lifetime posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Orient
Los Angeles County
Superior Court
Long Beach
Beach Vasey
Fred Miller
Joseph Maltby
Frank Charvat
Compton
John McCarthy
South Gate
Joe Raycraft
San Pedro
Russia
Rus Sa
Hill Faces Liberal Challenge Over Education Bills
Senator Lister Hill of Alabama, long a liberal figure and former Senate majority leader, faced a restrained but firm revolt from Senate liberals in a closed session. Senator Joe Clark urged action on education and labor standards, noting Admiral Rickover's warning of U.S. lagging behind Russia in education, while Hill defended his procedural stance and said the education bill was in subcommittee awaiting further move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lister Hill
Alabama
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Hill
Lister Pearson
Joe Clark
Philadelphia
Admiral Rickover
Moscow
United States
Russia
Hile Urbanely
Pennsylvania
Murray
Clark
Senator Hill
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Clark- Morse
Congress Debates Education Bill and Labor Standards
A congressional session features Morse pressing for cooperation on education reform and fair labor standards. Senator Hill defends positions as the subcommittee considers a compromise education bill and discusses delinquency training provisions. Note cites Senator Hill’s inheritance and a shift in views on sterilism.
Labor Boss Threats Expose Education Claim as False
The piece reports Hoffa and Carey threats against over 200 Congress members, alleging unions use vast funds to influence elections. It notes a special political levy by Hoffa on 1.5 million Teamsters, aiming to raise about $10 million yearly for 1958 campaigns, plus massive national and local union spending and opaque expenditures beyond reported totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoffa- Carey
Congress
Teamsters’ and Electricians
Hoffa
Afl-Cio
Auto Workers
Dave” McDonald
Hoffa-Carey
Supreme Court
Fower
Carey-Hoffa
Town Meeting Better in USSR Editorial Echoes Debate
Letters from readers criticize U S policies while praising Soviet welfare and urging a shift of funds from war and aid to social programs. Widespread frustration with healthcare housing and poverty is voiced, proposing a model American home living on less than a dollar per day for food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Moscow
Khattchev
Ward Wilson
Rose Ave
Strictly Personal Some Parents Are Emotionally Deaf Harris
A reader argues that many parents are emotionally tone deaf to a child’s cries and reactions. He contrasts disciplined actions with understanding, urging parents to develop emotional hearing, differentiate cries, and respond with care rather than rigid rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Remember When New National City Bank Opens in Long Beach
Visitors toured the new National City Bank of Long Beach building at E Third St and Locust Ave during an open house hosted by organizer Nelson McCook and associates. A Federal Building meeting with Wayne L Morse sought to avert a harbor tie up amid the oil pollution dispute. County reports show submarine petroleum springs polluting west Long Beach beaches, prompting officials to survey the beach and offshore areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW National City Bank of
Long Beach
E. Third St
Locust Ave
Nelson McCook and Associates
Los Angeles- Long Beach Harbor
Federal
Wayne L. Morse
San Francisco
Quotes From Around The World On War And Trade
London notes President Eisenhower pledging sustained American support for freedom and dignity though deterring aggression. Moscow replies that smaller men shout louder in criticizing the Khrushchev visit. New York features Rita Mueller, a model who is also an auto mechanic, recounting car repairs. Washington reports the U.S. Chamber of Commerce warning India meddling with brides prices could foster subsidies or a black market for grooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rita Mueller
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
India
Also Mentioned on This Page
Editorial
Full Intent of Tidelands Grant
Shim
Drew Pearson
Sen
Herman
Angelen
San Fes
Sutter Wartingion
Bartas
Ees
Lister
Ray Tucker
Tucker
Frank Wepson Jr
Trenton
Gresses
Rep. Thompson
New Jersey
Town Meeting
Ussr
Lincoln Johnson
Edward J.hey
Mr. Nixon
Poland
Key
Mr. Johnson
Mowbray Walker
Walnut Ave
By Sydney J. Harris
London
Eisenhower
Izvestia
Harry Truman
Miss Smith
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!