Long Beach Tidelands Bill Declared Fair and Reasonable
The Legislature approved a fair compromise on the Long Beach tidelands bill, backed by Governor Brown and top aides. The plan balances state and city interests, sets a boundary, and provides $250 million to the city over 35 years while preserving waterfront beauty and preventing monopoly.
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Long Beach Tidelands
Long Beach
State Supreme Court
Sacramento
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Hale Champion
Jesse A. Unruh
Assembly
Hugh M. Burns
Senate
Alamitos Beach State Park
Murphy for Senate Race Faces Three Republican Candidacies
The June 2 primary pits George Murphy Leland Kaiser and Fred Hall in a battle for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate. The paper endorses Murphy citing long-time state and national interest and a responsible approach.
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George Murphy
Leland Kaiser
San Francisco
Fred Hall
Long Beach
Is Barry Steady Enough to Control Atomic Trigger
APRIL RAWLINGS defends Barry Goldwater’s right to run for president amid claims of a nervous breakdown in 1937 and concerns about his UN views. She rejects psychiatric tests and criticizes Drew Pearson’s tactics while noting she does not support Goldwater’s policies. 3559 Walnut Ave.
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the Independent
Barry
White House
Goldwater
Drew Pearson
Pearson
West Germany vows to crush Nazi revival fearlessly
Drew Pearson reports that West Germany pursues trials for 22 Auschwitz murder suspects, signaling determination to prevent a Nazi comeback. The piece links U S actions over LG Farben property with ongoing Kennedy era politics and a shift allowing Interhandel to reclaim General Aniline and Film assets, amid broader public notes about the Kennedy family and Democratic power.
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Washington
Auschwitz
Germany
Justice Department
Pearson
LG. Farben
United States
General Aniline
Farben
Interhandel
Tom Clark
Supreme Court
James McGranery
Howard McGrath
Treman
Herbert Brownell
William Rogers
Eisenhower
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Bob Kennedy
Bobby
William Payton Marin
Marin
Who's Who
Joseph P. Kennedy and Family
Joseph P. Kennedy Enterprises
Haroly E Clancy
Clancy
The
Boston Traveler
Kennedy
General Aniline Board
Personal reflections on fantasy and solitary play in childhood
The writer argues that private daydreaming sustains creativity and emotional health. Excessive socialization or reliance on mechanical entertainment harms inner resources, while quiet imagination shapes scientific, artistic, and religious achievements.
Stevenson Prods UN Over Southeast Asia Crisis
Ambassador Adlai Stevenson used the United Nations forum to clarify U S positions on the Southeast Asia crisis. He contrasts this with alleged pro war messaging, noting neglect of rural support in South Viet Nam and civilian mobilization delays in a struggle to preserve freedom.
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Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
South
Viet Nam
Stevenson
Peter Grose
New York Times
War in South Viet Nam Seen as Unwinnable Struggle
The column argues the South Vietnamese government lacks popular support, enabling Viet Cong advances against a modern army. It criticizes U S. aid as costly, says victory is unattainable, and urges a shift to limited objectives and possible Geneva settlement terms. It cites Stevenson’s speech and calls SEATO complacent while the United States bears the burden.
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Grose
U.S
New York Times
Times
South
Viet Nam
the Times
Geneva
Pas
United States
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Charlie Ross
Vermont
Ross
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Bil Dirksen
FPC
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Dirksen
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Pittsburgh
Rass
Conly
Ternnessee
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Kin
Parade Magazine
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