City Seeks Tideland Funds for Beach Maintenance and Lifeguards
Long Beach requests use of tidelands revenue for beach upkeep lifeguard expenses and related costs. The matter, tied to state approval and attorney general opinion, is slated for the June 25 Lands Commission meeting in Los Angeles. Public beaches serve statewide interest with many out‑of‑city users.
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Tidelands
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Newport Beach
Tideland
San Diego
Tidelands Fund
Lands Commission
This Theory Is Jungle Gem Driving License Idea
A Los Angeles DMV examiner argues that urban traffic creates the world’s best drivers by elimination. Heclaims only the fittest survive collisions while average drivers falter, suggesting two groups emerge: the fittest and the unfit.
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Los Angeles
Town Meeting Editor Sees Taxes Funding Care and Control
Readers respond to taxes funding public needs from food aid to medical care and education. Lillian J. Lindegren argues about high costs of a chronic disease unit at Rancho Los Amigos and per-bed expenses, while E Rasmussen questions postal rate hikes and free carry for government bodies. Samuel Rickles adds concerns about office-space costs in post offices.
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America
Lillian J. Lindegren
Regal Way
Rancho Los Amigos
Stith
E. Rasmussen
56Th St
Post Office Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Veterans Too
Army
Navy
Samuel Rickles
Colorado Place
Not a Chief Re Khrushchev Visor to U S
Letter writer argues Khrushchev is not a legitimate chief of government since he seized power rather than being elected. Opposes honoring him and says no courtesy beyond what his own government warrants. Mentions M Kogan visit and criticizes protocol handling by U S officials.
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Khrushchev
U.S
Russia
M.kogan
Frank A. Winslow
Eloth
Washington
Rotary Club
Iencheons
U.S. A
Baudouin
Astrid
Germany
Hitler
Finder
Barcoui
Grand Canyon
Belgium
Royal Palace
Prison Terms And The Power Of Foreseeable Time
A reflection on how prison sentences are determined, arguing that no mortal or experts can predict exact terms. The author contends government overreach erodes civil rights when it forgets individuals’ humanity, risking constitutional responsibility. Joseph C. Lobick 503 W. 3rd St.
King Baudouin’s U S Visit Highlights Democratic Image
Drew Pearson notes King Baudouin, 21 when crowned, toured the United States with a youthful, democratic aura. He met scouts, received honorary Boy Scout membership, and dined with the Ford family, while facing questions about his father’s abdication and Belgian politics.
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Washington
Boy Scouts of America
Robert Singleton
Detroit
King Baudevin
Acto Assembly
Motor Family of
America
Henry Fords
No O
Grandfon
British Russian trade pact shocks Washington and Capitol
The two way five year treaty between Britain and the Soviet Union, framed amid the Geneva Conference, draws sharp State Department concern as it signals intensified East West trade. Sir David Eccles, London’s trade chief, protests United States rejection of a British bid while Britain agrees to export plants and machinery and to buy a broad range of goods, with limited credit support to Soviet buyers.
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Washington
Russia
State Department
Fosty Bottom
Capitol
Pennsylvania Ave
Mikoyan
United States
Red China
Sir David Eccles
Board of Trade
Sir David
Congress
Britain
London
Success Is More Than Talent Alone
A columnist argues temperament more than raw skill shapes success. He cites a Northwestern Minnesota tennis match where one player dominated himself with visible frustration while the calm opponent focused on the game. Talent requires balance and inner harmony to avoid self-defeat across careers.
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Minnesota
Graduation party plans set for three high schools
Final plans for the annual graduation party for 1,600 seniors of Polytechnic, Wian, and Jordan High School were completed. Graduation is scheduled on the same night with an all night party at the Municipal Auditorium. Bids on 12 phases of the Carmelitos low rent housing project in Noah Lorg Beach will open June 15. Deputy Registrar of Voters Mrs Sarah Xoxon authorized registration for the recall election on July 10, with a one week window.
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Polytechnic
Wian
Jordan High School
Municipal Audiorium
Carmelitos
Noah Lorg Beach
Long Beach
Cecil Schilling
Associated Hall Architects
Resistrar of
Sarah Xoxon
Spiritual revival urged to halt march of communism
Dr Charles H Malik of Lebanon, head of the United Nations General Assembly, calls for a mighty spiritual revival to reach individuals and institutions from leaders to grassroots. Senator Steuart Syrington of Missouri confirms he would accept the presidency if offered, saying politics is his business and the presidency the highest honor.
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Washington
Charles H. Malik
Lebanon
United Nations General Assembly
Los Angeles
Steuart Syrington
D-Mo
Union
Fragmentary Independent Newspaper Snippet
An OCR readout shows scattered names and departments across a New York and Washington bureau page. The fragment mentions editors, executives, advertisers, and various staff with garbled formatting and stray figures.
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Herman H.R
Darel H. Risser
Harry Cocine
L.A. Cothan
Malcolm Epley
Exec
Mites
E. Shea
Masag
Harry Futts
Redger Jomra, Inc
Wits Effees
New York
MY Fire & Creag
Derrat Pessteed
Tamer Lee
San Francisco
Washington News Bureau
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