Editorial cross fire at Nixon hints enemies frantic for issues
Nixon critics clash over motives and tactics as Pearson links Nixon to Khrushchev dislike while Democrats seek to exploit anti Khrushchev sentiment. The piece notes historical smears on Nixon and predicts continued smear tactics, but praises his ability to withstand attacks.
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Nixon
Drew Pearson
Nikita Khrushchev
Pearson
Budapest
Washington
Khuushchev
Eisenhower
Ike
Richard Nixon
Whittier
World Fair Here Will Need Great Show of Enthusiasm
A formal start for a Los Angeles County World’s Fair in 1963 or 1964 has been approved with a citizens fair committee to promote interest. The group must show broad county and Southern California backing, or the fair will not happen. Long Beach and nearby communities have a big stake, with Dominguez area cited as an ideal site for a potential exposition.
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Los Angeles County
Citizens Fair Committee
County Board of Supervisors
Poulson
Los Angeles
California
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Citizens’ Committee
Long Beach
Dominguez
Friendship Train Idea Lets Americans Send Life to Moscow
Journalist Drew Pearson proposes mailing Life magazines showing Khrushchev to Moscow to spark people to people ties. He argues sending issues with sender names could open letters between Americans and Russians, testing Soviet openness while supporting peaceful policy.
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Western
Europe
USA
Soviet Union
Pearson
Khrushchev
Russia
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LIFE
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iLife
Chevy
Coon Rapids
Iowa
Independent editorial staff and offices listed
Fragmented OCR lists Harman H Ridder editors and publishers, with names and roles for Harold Hides Samuel Camerem Ratonal Advertsing Reartsertatives and others. It notes offices in New York and San Francisco with a current flee address and Washington offices, reflecting a prepublication organizational snapshot.
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Harman H. Ridder
Daniel He
Harold M. Hides
Samuel C Camerem
Geet
Manteger
Larry Colinadri
L.A Collings Sry
Coberniet Secotw
Eptey
Mutts KE
Sinss
Harry Futton
Picher Daing, Inc
Wee Offaes
New York
Fifty Avenue
Chenge
Wagey Rae Cvynt
Penepecst
Kasey Tower
Roe Argelee
San
Ray Tucker Demos Spark GOP Space Superiority Debate
Washington reports Democrats ready to attack Soviet lead in space exploration and missile rocketry as a campaign issue. Noted experts warn the US trails by one to five years, citing complacency and lag in defense, while figures like Symington and Jackson push for overhaul and hearings.
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Washington
Russia
Truman
Lunik
Sputnik
Eixenhower-Khrushchev
Mr. K
Jamar
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Air
Henry M Jackson
Senate
Jackson
Town Meeting Sparks Letters on War and Costs
Readers criticize figures on car ownership home ownership and income, referencing July 2 1890 war on monopoly capitalism and the Sherman Antitrust Act. Letters from Fohn Toussaint Samuel Benton and William Boland discuss smog exhaust and college hazing deaths, urging accountability and education.
Falcon Reverts to Hand-Choke and Simple Ford Design
In a nod to practical reliability Ford brings back the hand-choke on the Falcon and uses bolt-on fenders and grille to slash replacement costs. The new engine features 120 fewer parts, promising easier maintenance and better resale value alongside conservative styling. General Motors and Chrysler plan smaller cars with old-fashioned features, offering inflation-friendly progress according to the writer.
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General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Remember When 2 10 Years Ago Vet Veterans Memorial Park Plan
Remember When 2 recalls the Cay receiving a $74 836 30 check from Long Beach Unified for the 10 acre Veterans Memorial Park tract bounded by Spring 25th Streets Golden and Maine for the Alice Birney elementary school plant. Joe Woods a 19 year old Artesia youth rode to New York City Hall after a 2800 mile transcontinental ride but his pony nibbled on the Lanz during the journey. Final plans for Harding Park elementary school were approved by the Board of Education including kindergarten auditorium cafeteria and principal's office on Harding Blvd and Walnut Ave with a $200 000 cost.
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THE
CAY
Long Beach
Joe Woods
Artesia
New York City Hall
Harding Park
Board of Education
Harding Blvd
Walnut Ave
Quotes from church, steel talks and wedding remark in brief notes
New York Rev Laurence W McMaster Jr criticizes networks for rigged quiz programs calling youth intellectual heroes suspects. Washington Rep George W Taylor says Eisenhower steel board will seek negotiated settlement over Taft Hartley impact. Brasschaat Belgium Group Capt Peter Towers on marrying Belgian heiress Marie Luce Jamagne notes desire to wed discreetly though newsroom presence makes it difficult.
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New York
Laurence W. McMaster Jr
United Presbyterian Church In the USA
Washington
George W. Taylor
Eisenhower
Steel Factfinding Board
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California Ave
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Frontier Magazine
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