Eden Attacks Dulles Over Peace Policy Memoirs
In McCall's Eden blasts Dulles for reckless words while praising U S policy under Dulles for keeping peace. He accuses American strategy of cynicism toward allies and of forcing a master and vassal dynamic, referencing the Egypt intervention and Aswan Dam affair.
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Anthony Eden
John Foster Dulles
U. S
McCall's Magazine
Eden
Dulles
Mr. Eden
Egypt
Vention
Eisenhower
United States
Britain
France
Aswan Dam
Harold Ross
The
New Yorker
Dr Moore Heads Democratic Endorsement Showdown
The 18th District Democratic Council endorsed Dr. Wallace Moore for the Democratic Congressional nomination, signaling strong backing amid a contest with Councilman Pat Ahern. California Democratic Council influence looms, and Ahern argues endorsing is outdated.
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Wallace Moore
Pat Ahern
Democratic Council
Dr. Moore
Council
California Democratic Council
CDC
Craig Hosmer
Hosmer
Moore
Ahern
Morse primary bid viewed as stalking for Stevenson
Senator Morse of Oregon signals entry into Democratic primaries in Oregon and DC aiming to challenge Kennedy and Humphrey. The plan, backed by a Stevenson preference, could split anti Kennedy support and shape the November race, with Morse rebounding for a future Oregon showdown.
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Stevenson
Washington
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Senate
GOP
Morse
District of Columbia
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Oregonian
Bay State
George L. Meany
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
William Langer
North Dakota
Johnson
Texas
Symington
Missouri
Humphrey
Minnesota
Kennedys
Adlai E. Stevenson
Chicago
Wisconsin
Mark Q. Hatfield
Guggenheim Opens a New York Museum of Art
The writer praises Frank Lloyd Wright’s Guggenheim for its spiral ramp and panoramic design. Visitors experience seamless viewing with paintings seen from a mid distance, and the space invites movement and spectator participation, despite cited architectural flaws. Wright’s last word remains.
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Guggenheim Museum of Art
New York
Frank Lloyd Wright
Guggenheim
Lewis Mumford
New Yorker
Wright
Europe
Bolivian Ambassador Pushes for U S Bolivia Cooperation
DREW PEARSON reports that Bolivian Foreign Minister Victor Andrade, now ambassador in Washington, pressed ICA and U S officials for closer cooperation and faster communication. Despite enthusiastic meetings, no date for a follow up was set. The piece also notes ICA ties to Bolivian politics and a revived Washington debate on civil rights leadership, Kennedy succession, and farm belt politics.
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Washington
McClellan
Arkansas
U. S
Bolivia
Victor Andrade
U.S
Philip Bonsal
Marcus Quinn
Hansal
ICA
Quinn
Andrade
State Department
Alvarez Lafaye
Lafaye
Eeee
Mer
Young
RIC
White House
Truman
Homestead
Fla
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Kennedy
Mike DiSalla
Ohio
DiSalle
Kennedy
Kefauver
Tennessee
Nixon
Sen
George Aiken
Vermont
Benson
Senator Aiken
Ezra
Town Meeting Urges Realism in City Traffic Control
A Long Beach reader questions police traffic practices after a fatal accident report. The piece argues drivers deserve clearer signals, notes the disputed G turn and No Left Turn sign, and calls for accountability and safer city streets.
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Long Beach
No Left Turn Sign Sparks Traffic Debate in Long Beach
Independent editorials criticize a No Left Turn sign at Seventh Street and Pacific Coast Highway as a lazy fix. They note channelized lanes, left turn only space, and phase signals complicating eastbound flow toward Bellflower Boulevard, urging proper traffic planning over ad hoc measures.
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Seventh Street
Pacific Coast Highway
Bellflower Blvd
Convention News From Our Watch Tower Assembly
Irvin A. Johnson, News Service Director, thanks coverage of the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium convention held January 8 to 10. He notes the event was a success and gratefully acknowledges the newspaper items published.
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Watch Tower
Long Beach Municipal Auditorium
Irvin A. Johnson
Cameron Ave
Long Beach Political Candidacy and Historic Meetings
The Long Beach excerpt notes councilman Clarence E. Wagner entering the First District supervisor race, aiming to succeed William A. Smith, with rivals Lege Downey Hobba. It recalls a 20 years past convention of the California Council Painting and Decorating Contractors of America with 400 delegates at the Hilton. It also mentions Arthur L. Oliger becoming chamber executive secretary after J David Larson’s resignation.
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Long Beach
Clarence E. Wagner
William A. Smith
Herbert Cc. Lege
Downey
William Hobba
Signal Hill
Thesr
California Council, Painting and Decorating Contractors of America
Hilton Hotel
Arthur L. Oliger
J. David Larson
Chamber of Commerce
Santa Ana
Chamber
Today’s Quotes from United Press International
United Press International reports a New York heiress refuses her father’s help after an elopement. In Algiers a right wing leader proclaims endurance amid anti De Gaulle riots. In Washington James Roosevelt urges Nixon allies to back civil rights action. In Detroit a patrolman recalls failing to catch a fleeing suspect.
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New York
Douglas Benedict
Gamble
Algiers
Algeria
Robert Martel
Washington
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
Nixon
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Lke
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Anti-defamation League
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Harold My Hines
Samwol
Chmeron
Geni
Larry Collins Jr
L.A. Calling Sra
Malcolm Epley
Miles
Harry Fujton
Edior Hatvhnal Advirticing Representatives
Fiddler Johne, Inc
Fifth Avenue
Wrighy
Detroit
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Minneanolis
Foshay Tower
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Sutter
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Bellflower
United Press International
Robert Filar
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