Time to Close Ranks Over Long Beach Subsidence Fight
Editorial urges all parties in Long Beach to unite behind subsidence repressuring plans to save the Naval Shipyard. It condemns prior coordination lapses, highlights the role of Subsidence Administrator Roberts, and calls for rapid, coordinated action among the city manager, council, harbor board, attorneys, and private operators to meet Navy requirements and protect the shipyard and harbor.
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Long Beach
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Wilmington
Long Beach Oil Development
Ence
Kealer
Sam Roberts
Bishop
Harbor Commission
Speel
Sam Vickers
William J. Calessi
Harbor Board
Roberts
Town Meeting Proposes Crossing Guard Debate in Signal Hill
Letter writers in Signal Hill urge action over school crossing safety and city governance. William Craighead condemns the plan to replace adult crossing guards with patrol cars. Al Posner urges citizen turnout to address the council’s decisions and civil service issues.
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Tam Assuning
Cine
Vickers
Dr. Scaffe
Anaheim
Termina
Breant
Cros
Beewinis
Civi Sorvice Commission
Canunon House
Holer
Pin- Josh Nndi
Council
Signal Mill
Signal Hit
Signal Hill
Electric transit debate ends in calls for better transport
A fragmentary opinion complains of pollution and nuisance from urban transit. It argues that efficient electric transportation could reduce stray problems and excessive fumes, noting examples from Chicago and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
The Stuffed Shirt Modern Version in Politics
An essay contrasts the old time stuffed shirt with the modern stuffed sport shirt. It argues leaders once embodied “phony aristocrat” ideals, now mimic average approval seekers while lacking authentic leadership. George Washington is deemed unreachable in today’s politics.
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Harriman
Rockefeller
New York State
George Washington
Jefferson
Labor unions plan steady push on Capitol Hill after election
Ray Tucker reports union strategists aim to leverage post election gains to gain influence on Congress. Labor leaders seek to add liberal voices to committees and revive majority rule to force action. They target a steady, daily effort to shape legislation and counter conservative chairmanships.
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Washington
Labni
Stepad- Teun Nation
Monde Alcorn
GOP
Teanskile
Vic Tucker
Congress
Famely
House
Senate
Afl-Cio
United Mine Workers
Iere
National Association of Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Capitol Hill
Rayburn
Johnson
House Ox
Labor
Labou
Nixon
Congress of the United States
Shingles Known As Herpes Zoster Described In Health Note
Dr Jordan outlines shingles or herpes zoster as a painful skin disorder linked to chickenpox. The article notes its nerve related symptoms, common locations, potential eye complications, variable treatments, and the need for early care despite mixed success of therapies.
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British Medical Research Couiell
Remember When 2 Remember When 2 Traffic signals at Oxson St
A 19 year old note recalls plans by the county traffic committee to install flood lights at the Oxson Street and Santa Fe Avenue intersection to curb a rising night accident rate. Also mentioned are 30 years ago aviation interest at Jefferson Junior High with a Lindy Club and the Albatross project at the Municipal Airport led by Captain Al Tlbrite and two pilots.
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Oxson St
Santa Fe ‘Ave
Board of Supervisors
Jefferson Junior High School
Charles Linberg
al Tlbrite
Rob Stephens
John McWhinney
View Pres
Woodray Baker
Sey
George Peek
Treas
George Masterson
Fagar Atherton
Opal Switzer
Prominent officials react after Chicago fire disaster
U S Education Commissioner Lawrence Derthick pledges action to prevent another catastrophe. Senator Mel Price urges immediate nuclear powered aircraft decision. Soviet Ambassador Sobolev rebukes U S pressure and radio jamming. Publisher Ridder and executives listed at national offices in New York and Chicago.
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U. S
Lawrence G. Derthick
Chicago
Washington
Melvin Price
United States
United Nation
Arkady A. Sobolev
Russia
Soviet Union
Herman H. Kidder
Daniel H. Ridder
Harold M. Hiner
Samual C. Cameron
Carry Collins Jr
Collins Srvy
Malcolm Epleyrmam
Faller
Miler i Binecon
Harry Fulton
National Adventising Representatives
Fudgler Jannty Inc
New Fop Caner
Fifth Avenue
Wrigley Bldg Penobscot Bug
Foshay Tower
Arigdlehave Smw
SL Ban FrAavenchorn
Sutter St
Nawa Biteal Marcusee
Alben Twitching Carent
Indacenydnt Arn
Haters group in Louisville linked to third party rise
Column ties secret Louisville gathering to nationwide hate movement led by Edward Fields. It names National States Rights Party figures, Kasper links, and recent Atlanta synagogue bombing indictments. Kochl, Rockwell, Kasper and Griffin cited with party roles and past activities.
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Washington
Louisville
John Kasper
Wallace Allen
Atlanta
Wetumpka
Ala
Edward Fields
Wing-bolt Moblem
Thuyderbolt
National States Rights Party
Rockwell
Kenneth Chester Griffin
Georgia
Arthur Cole
Li Follatte
Venn
Edna Cowan
New Albany
Ind
Ned Dupes
Knoxville
Matt Koehl
Milwaukee
Wis
Tollisville
James Cole
North Carolina
Kian
Cole
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Barber Commissat
Joseph F. Bishop
Caunell
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Tam
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Mien Mar Ave
AL Posner
Struven Airgl
Nurwalle
Sydney J. Warris
Ray Tucker
DR. Jordan
NEA Service
Lang Beavh
Begum
Feriduddin Khan
Hyderabad
Dercan
India
Dilamar
Helen Allen
Ehinburgh
Scotland
Mary Allen
Corona Ave
Nawab Feriduddin Kahn
United Press International
Drew Pearson
Haters
Vate
Admiral Crommelin
Navy
Air Force
Lowry Burke
Columbians
Bill Hendins
Florida Ku Klux Klan
Toy Hamilton
Gerald L. K. Smith
Joe Beauharnais
White Circle League
George Linesin Rockwell
Doc" Rockwell
Fields
Fuenrer
New Party
Merchantville
N. J
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Greenwich Village
Lina Lot
FBI
Edward Brandt
Kasper
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