Nixon heckling echoes past on Siberian trip
The piece recalls 1950 at Long Beach Rainbow Pier where Nixon faced hostile students and defended his anti subversion stance. It then notes his Siberian visit this week where hecklers were similar though audiences shifted, praising his courage and arguing national borders do not limit respect for truth and courage.
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Democrats Clash Over 1950 National Convention Tickets
Democrats feud over ticket allotments for the 1950 National Convention with Ed Pauley claiming 5000 seats in Los Angeles. Gov Pat Brown faces pressure as Chicago and San Francisco offer competing bids, risking a major political and economic impact for Southern California tourism and state prestige.
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Ed Pauley
Los Angeles
Paul Bauer
Chicago
San Francisco
Pat Brown
Nixon's Moscow Visit Boosts 1960 Nomination Outlook
Vice President Nixon's trip to Russia and Poland signals a shift in his campaign strategy as Republicans view his Moscow conduct as creating a new image. He aims to appeal to a broad American audience and may head the ticket, with some privately favoring Rockefeller for second place.
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Poland
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Noober
Dodd
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Nixon’s foreign stance and press tone noted by observers
Television and press reports comment on Nixon’s restraint and broader appeal. Critics in his journalistic circle note he and Khmush chev get along, despite the dictator’s temper. Domestically Nixon abandons partisan boasting seen as divisive by many.
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Ike Opposes Any Deficit on Highways
President Eisenhower favors financing the interstate program on a pay as you go basis. Treasury Secretary James C. Hagerty said the president is deeply concerned over highway funding and supports debt avoidance while backing a gasoline tax increase of 45 cents per gallon. He noted Eisenhower did not change his position despite the House Ways and Means action to consider bonds to fund the highway program.
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James C. Hagerty
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Khrushchev tells truth on missiles in Moscow debate
Khrushchev warned of consequences and implied missile superiority as he challenged Nixon in Moscow. The comparison shows the Soviet Union leading in ICBMs underwater weapons and submarines, while the United States maintains sea power and carrier strength.
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Hyman Rickover
Red Army
Strategic Air Command
High Seas
Berlin Situation Reflections On World Conquest
Editorial notes the Berlin crisis and the wartime split of Berlin between the United States and Russia. It recalls Hitler's expansion, U.S. aid to Russia, and questions whether Moscow honored the postwar agreement or showed appreciation for American support. Franklin A. Winslow signs the piece from 342 E 0th St.
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Hitler
Hinev
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Khrushchev
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Gerany
Frank A. Winslow
STRICTLY PERSONAL BEAS AND STAGE ACTORS’ RIVALRY
Sydney J. Harris surveys acting psychology noting actors seek authority on stage to command audiences. He describes stage combat with the audience as a "beast" to tame, the dynamic of conflict, and actors’ preference for live theater over film to prove nightly heroism.
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Cleveland
Trence
Rodzers
Hammerstein
Lsing
Long Beach Church Hosts 139 Session of Calfornia Conference
Barns Memorial church at 1720 Temple Ave hosted a five day 139 session of the United Brethren branch of the California Conference of the merged Evangelical and United Brethren denomination. City property valuation for 1939-40 tax rate set at 166,940,053, up 11,373,823 from 1938-39 per City Assessor Vandecar. Four Antlers of Long Beach lodge members Leroy Keith Gerald Wail Jack Riordan and Roger DeVoe left for Stockton to invite the order to meet in Long Beach in 1930.
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Temple Ave
United Brethren
Calfornia
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United Brethren Denominat
Floyd B. LaFavre
Long Beach
W. A. Vandecar
Leroy Keith
Gerald Wail
Jack Riordan
Roger DeVoe
Stockton
Order
Today’s quotes and notable remarks across world affairs
A mixed set of quotes from leaders and public figures. President Nixon reiterates a desire for serious dialogue with the Soviet Union. Brigitte Bardot denies pregnancy rumors with a witty remark. Bethlehem Steel workers receive commentary from D. McDonald criticizing management and inflation, defending workers’ share in profits.
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Nikita Khrushchess
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