Open Letter to Sen Knowland in Critical California Race
An open letter accuses Senator Knowland of self serving tactics in the California gubernatorial race. It questions his use of his wife in attacks on opponents and cites a disputed Parade Sunday Magazine piece about Mrs Knowland and Pat Brown. The writer urges accountability and warns of party decline if Knowland persists.
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Sen. Knowland
Koawlant
Nixoy
Gov. Knight
Parade
California
Knost
Pat Brown
Editorial No. 18 Unwise Risk for State's Labor Harmony
The editorial critiques Prop. 18 the right to work measure on the November ballot arguing it would outlaw the union shop and force choices between joining a union or losing employment. It cautions against drastic limits on union activity, endorses remedial labor laws, and supports stronger union democracy without endorsing No. 18.
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California
McClellan Senate
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
William Knowland
Timms
No. 18
Voter questions details of town building plans
A reader asks for specific information on proposed building projects including location, design, and cost. Editor notes outline Prop S costing 2.47 million for street widenings and dividers plus landscaping and Prop T costing 4.245 million for a pedestrian mall and exhibit hall. annual taxpayer impact stated as under one cent per day.
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Hermione
Knnseille Ave
Ocean Bich
Alamitos Ave
Galden Ave
American Ave
Willow St
7Th St
Wallow
Tong Beach
Contagious hate and its reach across the nation
Drew Pearson argues hate and terror are highly contagious and require a public opinion quarantine. The piece cites hate acts in Montgomery Alabama Clinton Tennessee Atlanta Georgia and other cities, noting police action, indictments, and public pressure as countermeasures against hate mongers and violence.
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Montgomery
Ala
Public Safety
Clyde Sellers
G. J. Rupe Penthal
John Blue Hild
Sister Ifill
Alabama
Atlana
Herbert Jenkins
Washington
William Hartsfield
Jenkins
Clinton
Tean
Tennessee
John Kasper
Washington, DC
Harlem
Exra Pound
St. Elizabeth's Mental Hospital
Axis
STRICTLY PERSONAL Authors Sensitive About Pictures
The piece rails at author portraits on book jackets and stage photos, noting authors’ vanity and readers’ misperceptions. It recalls T S Eliot, W Somerget Maughan, Horace, and Sargent, arguing publicity stills distort appearance while praising portrait painters and photographers for integrity.
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Imposing
Jeanine
Horace
Lince
John Singer Sargent
Long Beach Chapter Engineers installed as officers
Sixteen years ago Charles P. Morgan was installed as president of the Long Beach Chapter American Association of Engineers at the annual banquet in Masonic Temple. Meredith Chatten and Paul J. Prout also received offices, with Russell Palmer as treasurer.
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Charles P. Morgan
Long Beach
American Assn. of Engineers
Masonic Temple
Tocust Ave
Engle Randolph
Meredith, Chatten
Paul J. Prout
Russell Palmer
Proposition 5 A look at lawmakers setting their own salaries
In the November ballot Prop 5 would amend the constitution to let legislators fix their salaries within limits, currently 10 080 a year, and would tie caps to the average pay of county supervisors in the five most populous counties. The article notes current pay 6 000 yearly plus travel and living allowances and discusses retirement impacts and county salary comparisons.
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Sacramento
California
Capitol
Los Angeles
Alameda
San Diego
Contra Costa
San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Nixon Dominates GOP as Eisenhower Focuses Abroad
Vice President Nixon is described as the de facto leader of the Republican Party with Eisenhower focusing on foreign affairs for the final two years of his term. The piece notes Nixon aims to rebuild the GOP and position for the 1960 presidential nomination, while Eisenhower signals neutrality on a successor. It discusses party dynamics, union support for Democrats, and foreign policy implications ahead of the next elections.
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Kasper
Clinton High School
Haad
Atlanta
Boston
Peoria
Chicago
New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Brooklyn
Washington
Nixon
Eisenhower
White House
Tucker
Russia
Lein
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower-Dulles Poli Vicy
Far East
Middle East
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Editorial
Town Meeting
Municipal Auditorium
Ocean Blvd
FR. J. Smith
Lean
Smith
R J. Smith
Supreme Court
Jana S. Brockett
Quarters C
U.S. Naval Station
Drew Pearson
Bate
By Sydney J. Harris
Reymond Chandler
Chandler
Martin Ished
Eliot
London
W. Somerget Maughant
French Riviera
Wale
Elis
Tam
Federal Air Rouses
Bixby Park
F Ile
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
San Pedro
Eva Geiger
The
Viking
Leland Greene
Thiane George
California Junior College Press Assn
San Bernardino
Canitol Neos Sentee
Ray Tucker
Ike
Woodrow Wilson
Versailles
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