Retraction confirms Biscailuz stays in public service
L A C2s column confirms a proposed deal was not pursued by Sheriff Gene Biscailuz and states he will complete his term. Under Sheriff Pitchess is the candidate and Biscailuz endorses him. The piece praises Biscailuz's 51 years of service and notes the editor’s pleasure in printing the retraction.
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Gene Biscollar
Gene Biscailuz
Sheriff Pitchess
Biscailuz
Pitchess
Los Angeles County
Nixon
Stassen
GOP
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Town Meeting Seeks Peace Path Among World Leaders
Editorial notes that leaders in major nations push two camps toward war or mutual destruction with missiles. The writer argues peaceful, citizen-led action is needed to find a peaceful living plan and asks to identify officials dedicated to the average person. Wayne Gavin weighs in.
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Wayne Gavin
Remember Owen remember Owen long ago city college enrolment
A 10 year old reminiscence notes City College expected 19000 spring semester enrollment per Dr George Dotson and outlines ages from teens to 65. First Christian Church welcomes Kilgen organ console for loft installation with Reuben L Anderson and Willis Prout pictured.
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Long Breach City College
George Dotson
City College
First Christian Church
Ne Kilgen
Dksir
Reuben L. Anderson
Willis Prout
Answers and Questions from a Historic Quiz Column
A collage of trivia items notes various facts from a quiz table. Topics include a rail tunnel in Southwest Virginia, Drake’s ship the Golden Hind, the Crested Flycatcher nest snakeskin, a Cuban sport, Westminster Hall’s 1099 origins, Major Andre’s execution at Tappan, early Jewish settlement in America, Amelia Earhart’s Atlantic flight, and Alexander the Great untying the Gordian Knot.
Independent newspaper masthead with multi-city offices
The fragment lists staff positions and offices for Ridder publications including publishers editors and city addresses. It mentions offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis and Philadelphia style notes and building names such as Wrigley Building and Foshay Tower.
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Nail Advertising Representatives
Ridder-Johns
New York
Sawwewen
50Th
Ste
Chicago
Wee Wrigley
Detroit
Een Pensbaaot Bis
Minneapolis
Foshay Tower
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Mit
Sutter St
Zaroubin's Moscow visit stirs Washington talk and rivalries
Our field day, as well as general national and editorial concern over our technological delinquencies, may have prodded the administration into more intensive activity in this field.
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Washington
Waterbury
Conn
Education peril stalls Eisenhower era aid push
Bruce Biossat argues federal education funding faces fierce hurdles in Congress as public demand for action grows. Key disputes over aid to private schools, segregation, and federal control threaten passage this year, with educators warning the crisis is as acute as ever.
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Bruce Biossat
Eisenhower
Congres
America
Washington
Congress
Syorld
Faith Courage For Today In Man's Need For Sustaining Power
The writer argues to avoid controversial prophecy and focus on practical salvation through God's grace. He recalls a minister who believed the Bible is a harmonious whole and reflects on scripture's evolving revelation, contrasting views on prophetic theories with a call to prayer for faith courage and enduring strength amid turmoil.
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J. Wis
Jesus
Prisoner Charles Goodyear Pursues Rubber Experiments
Prisoner Charles Goodyear, the inventor of vulcanized rubber, pressed on with his experiments while jailed for debt in Philadelphia.
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Charles Goodyear
Philadelphia
Bizri Foretold Union of Syria With Egypt
In Damascus last September Gen Asif Bizri predicted Syria and Egypt would unite under one command. The forecast, stated bluntly by the young officer, preceded a later announcement of unity, raising fears for Lebanon Israel and Jordan and signaling a volatile Near East tense with Russian military buildup. Nixon proposes a Moscow exploratory summit to test Soviet sincerity, stirring skepticism in State Department yet drawing interest from Zaroubin. Headline notes show GM lobbyist William Simon clashed with UAW over recording Curtice testimony, then withdrew protest.
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Richard Nixon
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Costa Rica
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Georgi Zaroubin
Capitol Hill
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