Editorial Local Issues Park Interest to Bring Out Vote
Local voters may show varying turnout Tuesday as contests hinge on state county ballots. The piece urges participation, notes cross filing removal, highlights two contested races for Congress, Council positions, and a pivotal library site decision. It stresses write-ins, the central library vote, and a strong YES on Prop A. It closes urging easy polling and personal democratic participation.
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Ook
Wallace Moore
D. Patrick Ahern
Moore
U.S. State Department
City Council
Ilow
Craig Hosmer
Republic
Hosmer
Ahern
Long Beach
Central Library
Wise Bldg
Civic Center
Oregon
McLain's California Bid May Shape July Nominations
The unknown George Melain leads a strong old folks mobilization in California demanding expanded Social Security and freer medical care. A large Melain vote could shrink Governor Brown’s bargaining power at the July conventions and affect Nixon Kennedy Stevenson dynamics, with policy fights on Medicare and health insurance in Congress.
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George Melain
Edmund G. Brown
McLain
City Hell
Congress
White House
Capitol Hill
Brown
Sacramento
California
Hollywood
Upton Sinclair
Francis Townsend
Kennedy
Maryland
Adlai E. Stevenson
Nixon
Stevenson
V.P
GOP
Independent News Office Personnel and Office Addresses
The Independent lists its publishers and editors with offices in Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco and other cities. It notes current staff including Herman Hy Ridder Daniel J Ridder Harold M Hines Malcolm Epsey Miles E Lines and Harry Fulton among others. It also provides advertising representatives and office locations with street addresses and a stated price of $10.
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Herman Hy Ridder
Daniel J. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel C. Cameron
Viva Om
Porobseat Bldg
Minneapolis
Fosnay Tower
Loe Angeten
8Th St
San Francisco
Sutter St
Wallington News Burgadores
Alben Bulsting
Independent
Nixon ally Chotiner eyed in California race
Jack Anderson reports Murray Chotiner, longtime Nixon adviser, runs in a tough California primary for Congress. The piece depicts Chotiner as deeply hurt by Nixon’s aloofness since rackets committee scrutiny, recounts his political coaching of Nixon, and notes alleged influence with federal agencies and a Sacramento Telecasters permit.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
California
Nixon
Washington
Murray Chotiner
Senate
Chotiner
Pearson
Congress
Ike
Senate Rackets Committee
Sacramento Telecasters, Inc
Col. C. C. Sherman
San Diego
Tijuana
Mexico
Tom Hewley
Sherman
Bewley
White House
Max Rabb
Bernard Shanley
Civil Aeronautics Board
Strictly Personal Luxury No Key to Contentment
The narrator reflects on luxury and constant desire, noting jet speeds and delays provoke impatience. He contrasts rising incomes and shorter times with growing dissatisfaction, arguing true contentment lies in the infinite mind and imagination rather than material gains.
City Proposition A on June 7 ballot seeks shoreline improvements
A June 7 ballot measure titled Proposition A would authorize 42 million dollars from the Tidelands Oil Fund for Long Beach shoreline improvements. The piece includes arguments by Robert L. Irvin in favor, noting his role with the Chamber of Commerce, and Paul Wilcox opposed, identified as former manager of Associated Property Owners.
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Long Beach
Tidelands Oil Fund
Robert L. Irvin
Paul Wilcox
Irvin
Chamber of Commerce
Wilcox
Associated Property Owners
California
Proposition A for Long Beach shoreline plan may boost city
The article argues for Prop A using tideland oil funds to develop the Alamitos Bay to Flood Channel beachfront into a public park and facilities. It urges Long Beach voters to approve the measure to transform the front yard, attract private investment, and fund tideland development for state benefit.
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Long Beach
California
Alamitos Bay
Los Angeles River
Tideland
God Fix
Alamitos Ave
Harbor District
Tidelands funds near depletion shape anti A plan debate
Opinion piece rails against City Proposition A proposing 42 million from tidelands to fund a shoreline plan. Cites only 2.5 million left in tidelands, 67 million taken by state, 40 percent oil production drop, and questions self sufficiency. Urges defeating A and submitting a revamped, unit based plan.
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Tidelands
Tidelands Fund
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Editorial
Ray Tucker
Jazze
Tucker
Speaking
Chotiner Hart
Coolness
GOP Teaders
Cixoliner
Frank Rivera
Saticoy
Calif
Internal Revenue
Ralph McClure
Rivera
Chatiner
McClure
J. B. Eustice
Los Angeles
Eustice
By Sydney J. Harris
Atlanta
Miami
Harris
Mars
By Paul B. Wilcox
Ocean Ave
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