Signal Hill and Long Beach United in Fire Emergency
Editorial notes that Signal Hill with 4000 residents relied on Long Beach and other agencies during the Hancock fire. It argues the two communities function as one in disaster, sharing postal service and school systems, and contemplates possible future unification while opposing a forced merger.
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Long Beach
Signal Hill
Hancock
Air Force
Navy
Vernon
fSr
Low Temperature Not Dangerous In Children
Dr Jordan explains that low readings on clinical thermometers can be normal for some individuals and not a cause for alarm. A reader describes an 11 year old with pale waxy skin and consistently low readings. If no other symptoms are present, frequent checks may cause unnecessary worry.
What People Are Talking About Today
A United International roundup notes a bootblack challenging back tax prosecutions over alleged law amendments. Other items cover Swiss neutrality threats in Geneva, Algerian crisis stopovers, and likely tourism impacts.
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United International
Des Moines
Bootblack
Geneva
Switzerland
Quirky campus unrest and domestic dispute quotes
A collage of quotes from United Press International covers a panty raid at a Florida State dormitory met with tear gas and a chaotic scene in London. In addition a finance minded minister notes keeping a job amid high prices, with light remarks on household tools.
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Tallahassee
Fila
R. R. Oglesby
Florida State University
STRICTLY PERSONAL Songs for Tots Haunts a Parent’s Mind
In a personal column a writer laments a persistent earworm from a child’s record titled Songs for 3-Year-Olds. He notes how parental influence blends with childlike obsession, causing mental strain, repeated phrases, and rituals that intrude on daily life and Great Books study.
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Phonograph
Michael
Harris
Tawney
Acquisitive Society
Iron Curtain notion fades as Prague visit unfolds
Drew Pearson recalls traveling to Prague without visas, noting how travel barriers have softened since the iron curtain era. He describes Czech hospitality, Soviet era landmarks, and a lingering Stalin statue as evidence of evolving Cold War borders and attitudes.
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Prague
Czechosi
Winston Churchill
Soviet Bloc
West
Turk~yey
Germany
Turkey
Bulgaria
Prarson
Zurich
Russia
Ezra Taft Benson
U.S.A
Benson
Czech
Iron Curtain
Canada
United States
Latin America
Moldavia River
Joe Stalin
Uncle Joe
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Town Meeting Debate on Police Staffing and Pension Controversy
A Long Beach editor and readers clash over city plans to have one officer on night duty, citing hazards and pension costs. Letters accuse officials of riskier policing and misrepresent Kenrick’s pension potential while praising fair editorial coverage.
Kennick and the political system critique
The text argues that Joe Kennick has long meddled in politics, blaming the system for shaping outcomes and suggesting Kennick’s actions have manipulated political processes rather than attributing fault solely to him. The excerpt questions accountability and the systems that enable influence.
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Edilor
Joe Kennick
Why Blame Joe Kenrick Communicates Confusion at Polls
The author of Why Blame Joe Kenrick is praised for clarity in addressing voters ahead of the June primary. The piece questions Herbert R. Klockstein’s aim to sow doubt in the 44th Assembly District and wonders if such comments may have backfired while defending the right to pursue public service after twenty years in another branch.
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The
Independent
Joe Kenrick
Kennick
Edwin
Luther
Democratic Women's Study Club
Joe" Kenrick
Herbert R. Klockstein
Democrats Rebel Against Rayburn Johnson Leadership
On Capitol Hill many Democrats revolt against the Rayburn Johnson leadership over tax cut cooperation with the Administration. Rebels fear the Texan leaders have weakened a key political weapon for next fall’s contests while arguing for immediate pocketbook relief. Economic shifts, higher farm prices, and easing mortgage terms boost Republican prospects if recession stabilizes, threatening anticipated Democratic gains.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Rayburn-Johnson
Bence
Middle
Far West
Warren seeks bar review of Maltby for Superior Court
Sacramento report notes Governor Earl Warren asks State Bar to examine Municipal Judge Joseph M Maltby qualifications to be appointed Superior Judge, replacing the late Leslie E Still. Also mentions a 20 years ago dredging project at Alarmsitos Bay and a 40 years ago church Sunday school expansion at First Brethren Church under Dr Louis S Bauman.
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Earl Warren
Sacramento
State
Joseph M. Maltby
Maltby
Leslie E. Still
Barbara Jean Case
Alar Smitos Bey
Case Construction Co
San Pedro
First Brethren Caurch
Fifth St
Cherry Ave
Louis S$. Bauman
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