Moderation Favored by Voters in Democratic View
Editorial argues Americans still back moderation in government. It contrasts Paul Butler’s view of Democratic leadership with Sam Rayburn and Lyndon Johnson, cites a Gallup Poll showing Eisenhower’s rising popularity among moderates, and notes broad disapproval of liberal critique across groups. It suggests the public is not tired of moderation.
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Paul Butler
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon Johnson
Butler
Eisenhower
U. S. Senate
Hollywood Missing a Bet
Hollywood searches for spectacle abroad yet overlooks Long Beach Miss Universe Pageant offering color outdoor scenes at Veterans Stadium. The piece notes contestants from many nations, their personal struggles and ambitions, and suggests a staged treatment could become a film genre showcase.
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Long Beach
California Beach
Veterans Stadium
Chessman’s long legal odyssey delays California death sentence
Eleven years ago Daryl Chessman was sent to San Quentin on kidnapping and rape charges. He has used every possible appeal to postpone execution, drawing sympathy from some and international attention from Brazil. The piece notes that delays have effectively commuted the sentence in practice while urging justice to remain an American state matter.
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Daryl Chessman
San Quentin
U. S
Chessman
Court of Law
Thizers
Brazil
Bar Assn
Gov. Brown
Brown
California
Caryl Chessman
Russia’s navy threat grows as Khrushchev plans seas control
Ray Tucker reports Moscow quietly builds a powerful Soviet Navy to challenge U S sea dominance. He notes 28 fast cruisers 150 destroyers 3000 naval aircraft and 450 submarines as indications of intent while Kyiv diplomacy and global alliances shape U S defense perceptions.
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Washington
Pentagon
Russia
Khrushchev
Epptard
Middle East
Baltic Countries
Moscow
Aval
United States
Kremlin
NATO
METO
SEATO
Keiser
Hitler
Khrishchev
Psychiatry insights urge broader physician training
A Marquette Medical Review issue on psychiatry echoes Dr Edward T Sheehan urging expanded psychiatric training for all physicians. He notes 10 percent mental illness in society, many patients with no organic disease, and that general practitioners act as psycho therapists, needing better psychiatric education and early prevention.
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Marquette University Medical Review
Edward T. Sheehan
School of Medicine
Cing
Sheehan
United States
Eisenhower and Avco munitions ties probe grows
President’s wariness toward the munitions lobby centers on Avco Manufacture Company where Ike ally George Allen sits as director. Avco, tied to Taft Benson and top generals, posted billions in defense orders as backlogs jumped from 102 million in 1958 to 300 million by March 1959, amid extensive cost plus contracts and refunds.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Avco Manufacture Company
Golfingbridge-Farm Pearsoning
George Allen
Avco
Taft Benson
Hebert
Armed Services Subcommittee
Closkey
Air Force
General Saine
Aveo
Coldwater
O. F. Dodge
Williamsport
Cincinnati
Richmond
Ind
Evandale
Everett
Mass
Chicago
Victor Emmanuel
Eiserhower
Town Meeting on Labor Strikes and Union Leadership
The letter debate discusses whether steelworkers voted to strike, noting wildcat actions were not authorized by international leaders. The author critiques union leaders for using strikes as a face-saving tactic and calls for union reform and better worker education.
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Ediluk
2Il
RJ. Smith
Thornton Ave
Anaheim
Racine
Citywide survey prompts repaint plan for lines
A police led survey checked white lines in Loughthorocc to guide the Public Service Department in repainting. Officials seek clearer vehicular and pedestrian guidance after initial inspection.
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Lough
Pressed into Dispute, Mitchell Emphasizes Bargaining Freedom
Secretary James PL Mitchell states he personally stepped into the steel strike dispute to preserve and strengthen free collective bargaining within the free enterprise system. Federal Judge Frederic Van Pelt Bryan revokes Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield's postal ban on the unexpurgated edition of Lady Chatterley's Lover, ruling the novel does not exceed community tolerance for sex content.
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New York
Frederic van Pelt Bryan
Arthur E. Summerfield
Lady Chatterley
Long Beach Ranked Among Richest Cities in County
Twenty years ago Long Beach ranked as the second richest city in Los Angeles County with net assessed valuation of 147,950 515 dollars. Los Angeles led with 1 225 191 010 dollars, Pasadena followed at 78 473 915 dollars, and Beverly Hills stood fourth with 60 228 120 dollars.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Beverly Hills
City Council approves harbor plan after inspection voyage
Thirty years ago Long Beach city leaders approved plans to turn the harbor into a world port. City Manager G. L. Beck and councilmen inspected the harbor aboard the boat Ray R Clark and voted to purchase a locomotive crane plus monthly inspection trips.
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Long Beach Harbor
G. L. Beck
Ray R Clark
Independent printer names and offices listed in ad copy
Fragmented OCR shows a publisher and several offices with names such as Herman H.R and Sprus C. Carson. The text lists executives, managers, and addresses like 83 Fite Avenue Chicago and Sutter Street in San Francisco, noting current operations and personnel across multiple locations.
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Herman H.R
Pustater
Aidser
Cb Publaver
Anete Putlerer
Sprus C. Carson
Gert
Larry Collrs
Colt
Malcolm Sp
Mies E
Harry Fallen Favorat
Eg Ferretencat
Ridser Ga5ew Inc
York
Fite Avenue
Wrafey Bez
Setot
Bencorcet
Wiarexpola
San Francisco
Ig Sutter St Wastington Agws
Boreas _ BO
Buideng
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