New LBSC Chief Praised by Idaho Press Colleagues
Idaho State faculty praise Long Beach State College president McIntosh as a strong administrator who built a sturdy base. Reactions from Idaho papers describe him as effective and fair, despite criticisms, and the faculty unanimously approve a fond farewell resolution commending his standards and the supportive campus climate.
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LBSC
Idaho Press
A Pocatello Weekly
ISC
McIntosh
Pocatello
California State College
Idaho State
Ballot Length Triggers Push for More Poll Workers in LA County
Los Angeles County faces a lengthy 1960 primary ballot with over 60 judicial offices. Registrar Benjamin Hite requests 200000 to hire three more workers per precinct to reach eight, easing tally duties as budget cuts loom. He notes many judges are unvoted on, fueling a debate over appointive judges. He remains hopeful for electronic counters in the general election, which could reduce staffing needs.
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Los Angeles County
L. S. Hollinger
Hite
Plains
WTE
Adoption policy sparks outraged letter to editor
A reader condemns opposition to an infant adoption on racial grounds and questions post adoption choices. The letter argues such decisions should occur before placement and cites “two years” in foster care as a deciding point. Signed by J HL Smith from 2147 Myrtle Ave Slaughter Cure Evitor.
Eisenhower Calls Home Most Valuable Purchase Except One
President Eisenhower said that, aside from homes, the most valuable thing a man can buy is a wedding ring. He noted one exception to this view, joking about the purchase of a wedding rag. The remarks reflect his view on domestic life and commitment.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
2 Home
Names in Youth Felonies Debate in Palo Alto Panel
UPD Captain William Hanrahan urged publishing the names of juveniles 14 or older who commit felonies at a Northen California editors meeting. He argued naming offenders would deter repeats and cited parental ridicule, while noting most papers withhold names except in rare cases.
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Palo Alto
UPD
William Hanrahan
San Francisco
Anti-Semite charge used in Strauss confirmation fight
Senate floor dispute echoes Dreyfus analogy as Senator Hugh Scott accuses anti Semitism behind opposition to Admiral Strauss. The piece describes Scott’s tactics against Dr. David Inglis and notes further persecutions cited by critics including Carroll Wilson and Malcolm Henderson over Security Agency ties and refused clearances.
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Washington
Hugh Scott
Philadelphia
Senate
Lewis Lttrauss
Dreyfus
Admiral Strauss
Scott
Hiladelphia
Strauss
Pearson
David Ingis
Inglis
House Committee On Un-American Activities
GOP
Gordon Scherer
Ohio
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Carroll Wilson
Atome Energy Commission
Malcolm €. Henderson
AEC
Strictly Personal Why Child Loses Interest in Facts
An essay argues that child play is a serious education revealing how interest fades as tasks become mastered. It links play to learning readiness, urges viewing play as essential, and notes adults need playful insight to enjoy work and foster curiosity in reading writing and counting.
Ike Tucks GOP Wins and 1960 Campaign Plans
President Eisenhower shows growing political interest and signals active campaigning for the 1960 GOP nomination. He plans appearances in major cities and relies mainly on press statements and media to reach voters, a first for a sitting president since 1908. The White House staff sides with Nixon and Rockefeller, shaping delegate perspectives nationwide.
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Tucker
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Fisentower
Nixon
Air Force Admin Buildings Get $20,000 New Look
All Air Force buildings in the administrative area north of Spring Street at the Municipal Airport are receiving a wartime camouflage removal and a fresh coating of texture paint. The upgrade, totaling $20,000, aims to modernize the appearance of the administration complex.
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AIR Force
Spring St
Defense Chief Calls Sea Incident a Tense Standstill
Defense Secretary Neil Sceligny labels the Sea of Japan patrol plane attack as a serious incident raising international tensions. Senator Dodd supports Strauss for commerce secretary, citing integrity. Arkansas school chief Tucker urges integration after a court ruling. CBS chief Dr Frank Stanton says broadcasters must limit candidate airtime during campaigns. Congress revises equal time rules to curb campaign access.
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Vy Usted Press
Interstoral
Washington
Defense
Neil Sceligy
Sea of Japan
Little Rock
Ark
Everett Tucker Jr
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Congress
Wilmington Transit Push Aims at Pier A Terminal
Twenty years ago Mayor Clarence E. Wagner launched a bid to bring Wilmington Transportation Co to the city and convert the new 400000 dollar Pier A terminal into the mainland passenger terminal for service to and from Santa Catalina Island.
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Clarence E. Wagner
Wilmington Transportation Co
Santa Catalina
Eland
Independent Herman He Ridder Pustisher Darel MH
An OCR fragment lists staff positions and offices for the publisher and affiliates. It names executives editing and advertising contacts and provides scattered city addresses, including New York and Detroit, with broken wording and mis-OCRed terms.
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Herman He Ridder
Darel MH
Fidser
Harold M. Hones
Samuel C. Cameron
Geri
Larry Cothis Jr
Eis Mi
Coconuns
Edgarsat Cohuenet
Matcolm Epey
Edtor Mies E. Sines
Harry Fulton
Toral
Natonal Advertising Representatives
Fidger Jenna, Inc
Off
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New York
Pitty Avenue
Wigley
Penovscet
Cigg
Minneapalia
Rparay
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sutter St
Basie Ng
Tre
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Alger Hiss
Citizens Independent Committee of Arts and Sciences
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Senale McGee
Wyoming
Wilson
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Herbert Hoover
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