Miss Universe pageant praised for goodwill toward Poland and world
L A Collins lauds Miss Poland and the Miss Universe pageant as a powerful builder of international goodwill. He notes Poland’s reception at home and the American audience’s warmth, arguing the pageant showcases friendly ties beyond political leaders and could benefit public diplomacy. Long Beach pride and pageant organization are praised as civic services and a major city lift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Lodi
Satta
Hear
Long Beach
Polo
Sam Hayes Veteran Radio Newsman Dies in San Diego
Sam Hayes a veteran newsman and sports commentator died of a heart attack in San Diego at 54 while preparing his first newscast for KSDO. A pioneer in Pacific Coast radio he entered the field in 1929 in San Francisco and helped launch a regional network. He was born November 4, 1904, in Cookeville Illinois and survived by his wife Lorraine and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
UPI
Sam] Hayes
Richfield
Western Radio
KSDO
Hayes
San Francisco
Lorraine
Senate Passes 114 Measures Sets Record High
Washington reports the Senate approved a burst of non-controversial bills in a single day, reaching a new one day high for the year. The measures ranged from international bridge agreements to private immigration carter delivery and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orotate
Srne
Beach
Washington
UPI
Senate
Matter
Long Beach 2
Galee County
Cisse
G & Ing
International Bridge
Ant Fe
Carter
Mallsaree
Weather forecast for Long Beach and Southland
Complete weather forecast shows variable clouds and sunshine across Long Beach today and Wednesday with highs near 82 and 75 along the coast. Mountain areas expect considerable cloudiness with showers and thunderstorms possibly producing flash flooding on southeast slopes. Interior and desert regions forecast increasing showers and possible locally heavy thunderstorms with flash flooding, cooler conditions today and Wednesday, high temperatures 98 to 110, and low surf, sunrise at 6 02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Southland
Santa Monica
Newport’ Beach
California
Palmdale Ooene
L. B
Palm Springs
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Bakersfield
Iverside
Bishop
Pre. L. Bree Alburque
Cal
Muar
New Orleans
Chicago
Cincinna
Sear
New York
Columb
Okla
Denver
Imaha
Bes
California GOP Push for Stronger Congressional Voice
California Republicans seek a bigger voice in state and federal races as they plan a conference Aug. 6. Leaders rally for better staffing and central committee power, noting GOP congressmen performed stronger in the primary and urge a more influential role in party organization. Major figures include Gov. Goodwin Knight, Sen. William F. Knowland, and Rep. Patrick J. Hillings. Local figures Gilroy and San Jose are cited amid a Sacramento convention push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilroy
Goodwin J. Knightl
Washington
Patrick J. Hillings
George’ Milius Jr
Gilro
Hastorney
Milius
Gubser
GOP
Joe
Bob “Wilson
Cs Coterrene Major
Mary
Central Committee
September Draft of 11,000 Men Set
The Defense Department announced the Army will draft 11,000 men in September, 1,000 more than in the prior three months. A department spokesman said the higher draft call is needed to meet manpower needs after allowances for enlistments and re-enlistments. No increase in authorized armed forces manpower ceilings was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Army
Opole
Poland
Eisenhow
Ker
Nfor
T Ac
White House
Gliwic
West Paductees
James Hagerty
Pentagon
Also Mentioned on This Page
L.A.C
America
S AC
L. A. Collins
Sam Hayes
Ise
Politics
Calif
Bill Broom
East
Te. Moters
Ane
Brandway & Lindex
Dome Lounge
Fred Harvey
Enid
E. Ocean Ave
Que Rest Antrance
Pall Malls
Pall Mall
Sk Grarican Tobacco Company