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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1960
Page
7
President Eisenhower rejects direct intervention in Cuba and argues non intervention may be best. Lipman notes armed intervention and embargo harm, not protect American interests, urging patience as Castro’s regime risks uniting opponents and failing to earn lasting hatred.
Drew Pearson argues that top intelligence reports contradict Defense Secretary Gates on Soviet power. He cites Russia’s alleged missile superiority, heavy rockets, space surveillance capability, and space photography advances. The column links Eisenhower era claims to current complacency risks.
Washington reports the Democratic drive to win the West begins at Albuquerque New Mexico on February 5 6 and 7 with Harry Truman delivering the principal speech. Western governors Kennedy Humphrey Johnson and Symington lead battles over influence as California Illinois and Alaska stake their claims for momentum ahead of Los Angeles.
The text portrays parents promoting their teen Dawn Black's romance with a star discus thrower. They debate trust in domestic roles, suggesting potential marriage and chores like dishwashing as implied tests of suitability. Mrs Luce seeks a female third vice presidency candidate, a controversial idea in PTA circles.
The event drew 7,009 diners and featured speeches praising Eisenhower via closed circuit TV. Johnny Grant led a chorus of “We all like Ike” as Gordon MacRae cueing brought on applause and ad libbed lines. Reporters noted selective edits of presidential remarks and a pineapple centerpiece mystery for 11,000 pounds of fruit.
In a Sunday public forum LAC urged young people to use the abundant educational opportunities available in high schools and colleges, stressing parental example and the lasting value of study. Mrs. M. F. Hayhurst and Neat 4 Bobell of Lakewood share concerns about rising medical bills and high visit costs, urging prudent use of medical services.
Washington observers describe a coast to coast televised political dinner project by Republicans that raised more than 5 million dollars after expenses. About 100,000 people across 80 cities watched speakers from Boston to Denver with President Eisenhower featured, while party workers and notable Republicans touted a fresh image and fundraising potential.
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