Editorial on Water Injection and Subsidence Control in Long Beach
The Air critiques state and oil executives over subsidence in Long Beach Harbor amid disputes on upland tideland boundaries. It argues all parties should unite to push repressurization via water and gas injection, praising Long Beach's progress and urging swift, large-scale action to protect waterfront wealth and national economic security.
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Wilmington
Long Beach
Long Beach Harbor
Stanley Mosk
Glenn Anderson
Mosk
State Lands Commission
Atty
New Orleans
Interstate Compact Commission
Sam M. Roberts
TV Deserves Fair Testing as Modern Education Tool
Editorial argues TV based classroom instruction at Compton College merits objective study amid student protests and CTA scrutiny. Cites tests showing parity or better algebra results with TV classes, notes gains at major universities, and predicts 75 percent enrollment growth with a 15 percent staffing rise. Advocates embracing modern teaching methods.
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Cor Paul Martin
Press-Telegram
Martin
California Teachers Assn
CTA
Inter
Iowa State University
Pennsylvania State University
University of Illinois
University of Chicago
Purdue
Compton College
May Started Homes Dip From April Levels in Report
Washington laundry of housing data shows non farm housing starts fell from 337000 in April to 134000 in May. The Esterment prelim estimate notes a typical seasonal rise from April to May, yet May starts were 26 percent higher than a year ago and remain among the highest for May since 1850 and 1855. Privately owned dwelling units started last month totaled 130600 at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1340000, slightly below March and April estimates.
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Washington
Novels Have Come Long Way-Down by Sydney Harris
The Post Office confiscates copies of Lady Chatterley’s Lover in the first unexpurgated American edition while the public buys them fast. Harris argues Lawrence was a serious artist with a true glimpse of life, contrasting him with modern writers who shock for effect and neglect ethical depth.
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Sydney 3. Harris
Post Office Department
D.H. Lawrence
Lady Chatterly
Florence
Italy
Lawrence
Literni
Nixon dynasty drama and Adenauer Erhard power shift
Washington reports a plan to summon 169 Teamsters to the Senate witness stand was blocked by Sen. McClellan and Sen. Goldwater. Nixon faces Moscow optics as Milton Eisenhower joins the mission, while Adenauer signals Erhard’s ascent with a six month stepping down outlook.
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Washington
Senate
John McClellan
Arkansas
McClellan
Goldwater
Fre
Adenauer
Eisenhower
Erhard
Bonn
Link to Foreign Chief Shuffle Seen as Ultimatum
Washington reports Konrad Adenauer’s decision to rule Germany for four more years and Selwyn Lloyd’s possible resignation signaling a last ditch showdown with Russia at Geneva or a Summit. Eisenhower distances himself while sharing concern over Britain’s stance. de Gaulle and Adenauer back tougher lines. Khrushchev faces Eisenhower, Adenauer, and de Gaulle in a tense European chess match.
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White House
Mitton
Nixon
Moscow
Asia
Orient
Latin America
England
Africa
Mileton Eisenhower
Milton
Yee
Khrushchev
Washington
Konrad Adeenazer
Germany
Selwyn Lord
Russia
Geneva
Eisenhower
Diplomatc
Adenauer
Scch
Ledwiz Erhard
Nikita Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Europe
Herteras
Aderauer
Charles de Gaulle
Macmillan
Lloyd
London Times
Sunday Express
Times
London
de Gaulle
Wardlow Park Construction Set Near Wardlow Road
December long awaited by area families south of Carson Street Lakewood, wardlow park 10 acres slated to begin immediately per Board of Supervisors. Park lies north of Wardlow Road between Charlemagne and Stanbridge Avenues.
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Carson St
Lakewood
Wardlow Park
Board of Supervisors
Wardlow Rd
Charlemagne
Stanbridge Aves
Florida NAACP leader reacts to rape case mercy call
Fran A. J. Redick, former NAACP Florida head, condemns the light sentence mercy for four white youths who raped a Black girl, arguing the state keeps a bias against Black defendants. Billy Graham voices gratitude for Moscow church visit and a shared sense of hope.
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Tallahassee
Fran
A. J. Redick
NAACP
Florida
Enterprise saluted as new carrier enters Long Beach Harbor
Twenty years ago the USS Enterprise arrived at Long Beach after saluting the Commander in Chief with the USS Pennsylvania answering. The anchor dropped with USS Lexington and USS Saratoga in the harbor. Long Beach planned a third Superior Court department to open June 47, three court days after an inspection tour by Presiding Judge Amhur Keetch of Los Angeles.
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Steek
USS
Enterprise
Long Beach Harbor
Pennsylvania
Lexington
Saratoga
Long Beach
Superior Court
Amhur Keetch
Los Angeles
Independent publishers and editorial staff listed in city column
A fragmented directory-like list shows publishers and editors including Beman H. R., Donel H. Litter Co., Harod M. Hires, Samuel C. Cameron, Larry Celina Jr., LA. Celiins Sr., Malcolm £iley, Miles E. Sire, Warry Futton, R.cder Johns, and various addresses across New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis San Francisco. The piece resembles a staff masthead or contributor roster from a historic newspaper page.
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Forth Avenue
Cneage
Wrisey
Detroit
Penersest_ Bigg
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