Knight Seeks Senate Bid While California Governor
Editorial argues Gov. Goodwin J. Knight is a strong U.S. Senate candidate to avoid intraparty conflict with Sen. Knowland. Knight cites his own decision, not a deal, as motive and notes his past election record and appeal to moderate Democrats. He would need solid Republican support to win in November.
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Goodwin J. Knight
U.S. Senate
Knight
Sen
W. F. Knowland
Sen. Knowland
Knoyland
Knights
Knowland
Senate
Clair Engle
Red Bluff
George Christopher
San Francisco
Democrat Engle
Christopher
United States
California
Prop 18 Donations Stir California Politics and Labor
A reader declares Prop 18 funds show big out-of-state firms backing right to work, questioning union rights and Knowland support while naming companies and individuals. The letter also cites Attorney General Rogers and police chiefs Parker and Davey challenging Supreme Court decisions, urging constitutional respect.
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California
Herbert Hoover Jr
Norman Chandler
Y. Frank Freeman
Western Gulf of Company
Tax & Services Company
Cours
New Jeresey
William Knowland
New Jersey
Douglas Aire Craft
Long Beach
UAW
Democratic Party
Douglas
John Carrol
Supreme Law
Atty
Rogers
Supreme Court
Parker
Los Angeles
Davey
Supreme Law of the Land
Tovey
Trash tax sparks apartment ward protest letter
A reader from 80 Alamitos Ave voices opposition to a 73 cent monthly trash collection tax, arguing residents already pay for city sanitation and were not given a vote. The letter urges reconsideration of the levy and highlights waste sacks and wrappings as the only household burden.
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Krhima
IL Wathon
Alamitos Avo
Speedy million myth and inflatable toy woes
In a sharp column, Sydney J. Harris lampoons inflatable beach toys and air pumps as a health hazard to middle-aged fathers. He recounts constant deflated toys, frequent trips to the gas station, and the absence of affordable pumps, arguing this child centered culture ignores parental needs and risks chest strain.
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Sydney J. Harris
Democrats Map Welfare Plan to Boost Social Change
Washington reports that liberal labor allies outline a multi bill program for social expansion and new economic benefits costing billions. AFL CIO and ADA shaped the agenda with national Democratic leaders backing it, promising hospital coverage, federal housing, higher wages, union reform, and broader foreign aid.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Americans For Democratic Action
Paul M. Butter
Sonnets Ory Committee
Gov. Hardman
New York
Gov
Williams
Michigan
Sen
Kefmuyer
Tennessee
Adlaid Stevenson
Tiaois
Doctor warns cirrhosis a leading killer in the United States
Dr Jordan notes cirrhosis ranks high among deaths from infectious diseases and varies by region due to diagnostic accuracy and age. A 40 year old man asks if biopsy proves cirrhosis and whether it is cancer. He inquires about care, drinking impact, and factors beyond alcoholism.
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United States
Lane
Tanis
Wis
Remember When October 7 Recall Long Beach College Rally
A ten year ago memory recalls the first downtown pep rally by Long Beach City College students directing a large pre game tally for the Vikings and Cubs at 3rd Street and Pine Avenue near Jordan High School field. Robert L. Bisby longtime Long Beach official died at the Santa Asia Hotel in Santa Ana after management roles at St. Anne's Inn. Preliminary yacht harbor plans at Alamitos Bay proposed two cost options and dredging with a breakwater to allow inner and outer anchorage for pleasure boats.
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Long Beach City College
3Rd St
Pine Axe
Vikings
LCC
Cubs
Los Angeles City College
Jordan High School
Robert L. Bisby
Long Beach
Alamitos Bay
Arthur H. Adnos
C. M Cram
City Engineering Department
Byrd machine under pressure as Virginia schools crisis grows
NORFOLK Virginia governor J Lindsay Almond faces a split in power with Byrd machine role and parent demands to reopen schools. The article notes rural counties oppose integration, while Norfolk aims to advance civic projects and pushes for school reopening, integrated if possible.
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Norfouk
Val. Lindsay Almond
Virginia
Sen
Harry Flood Byrd
Byrd Machine
Byrd
Pearson
J. Lindsay Almond
Norfolk
Virginian Pilot
George M. Kelley
The
Virginian-Pilot
Richmond
Charlottesville
Alexandria-Arlington
Polomac River
Washington, D. C
Atlantic Seaboard
Bred Duckworth
Chesapeake
Newport News
Old Point Comfort
Warwick
Portsmouth
Worfolk
Community Chest
Negro Hospital
Duckforth
Woffelle
Quotes on politics and world events from United Press International
United Press International reports on Hubert Humphrey mocking Eisenhower's meeting with GOP leaders and Meade Alcorn praising the President's campaign. It also covers Justice Felix Frankfurter criticizing Arkansas for blocking school integration and Chiang Kai-shek condemning the Qemoy ceasefire as a propaganda trick.
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Washinuiun
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
Eisenhower
Washington
GOP
Meade Alcorn
Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek
Independent newspaper masthead and staff lineup
An excerpt shows a fragmented masthead listing editors and offices. Names include J H Ridder Harald M Hines Samuel C Camerany Karey Callandre and others with Chicago and New York addresses, applied to a period newspaper organization.
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