Time to Talk Back on Khrushchev’s Visit and Tone
The piece denounces Nikita Khrushchev and calls for strong American leadership. It argues the visit shows tolerance not friendship, urges blunt speech and decisive actions, and praises a stance of strength against Soviet boasting. It also predicts voters will reward candidates who talk back effectively.
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Emma Lazarus
Nikita Khrushchev
U. S
Khirashchev
Latin America
Khrushchev
United States
Yes on Proposition 2 would stabilize California government
Proposition 2 on the November ballot would extend state assembly terms from two to four years. The longer terms reduce constant campaigning, freeing lawmakers to study the legislative process and implement programs, cutting election costs and influence pressure. Supporters say it adds stability and efficiency for California government.
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California
Sacramento
Kennedy Johnson ticket faces lukewarm labor and anti Catholic doubts
Labor leaders and Jewish voters show limited enthusiasm for the Kennedy Johnson ticket. AFL CIO officials and unions split, with some contemplating a third party. Opposition centers on youth, religion, and policy pledges. Concerns touch farm states, southern electors, and female voters drawn to Kennedy’s appeal.
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Kennedy-Johnson
Washington
A. Philip Randolph
The
Sleeping Cat Porters
NAACP
Johnson
Kennedy
Navy bungling blamed for band tragedy probe wide
Moss probes reveal Navy bungling in the Navy Band disaster to Rio de Janeiro. Congress HASC scolded admirals but investigations continue. A key letter from crash victim Raymond Micallef to his wife hints at flying under protest. Families recount grisly remnant scenes and bare coffins.
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Navy
Washington
South America
House Armed Services Committee
House Freedom of Information Committee
California
John Mass
Raymond Micallef
Norene
Rio de Janeiro
Coviella
Town Meeting Neighbor Chases Burglar Then Identifies Peeping Tom
A neighbor pursued a burglar caught rifling a purse and recovered the wallet. Police found a weak description but arrested the suspect for peeping. The stolen items were returned for identification before booking at the city jail. The man has a history of 16 arrests and a discharge from the armed forces. A letter-writer laments court complacency and warns of rising crime and social risk.
Indignant Poly High Grad Corrects Record
Poly High alumnus George Richards protests Southland Magazine’s claim naming Wilson High as Long Beach’s oldest. He notes Poly High began at its current site in 1914 and attended first in 1912, asking for correction in print.
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Poly High
Southland Magazine
Wilson High
Long Beach
Independent offices and staff listings for The Independent
The Independent maintains staff and office listings across multiple cities including New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco and Washington with editors executives and managers named among the personnel. The piece lists Daniel H Alden Harold M Hines Samuel C Cameron Carry Colling Jr L A Gollins Nalcolm Epley Miles E Sines Harty Fulton Ridder and Johnna Inc. with office addresses at Wrigley Building Penobscot Building Foshay Tower and Sutter Street among others.
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Daniel H. Alden
Harold M. Hines
Samuel _C. Cameron
Carry Colling Jr
L.A. Gollins Sr
Nalcolm Epley
Miles E. Sines
Harty Fulton
Ridder Johnna Inc
New
STRICTLY PERSONAL Man is Last One Man May Civilize
Sydney J. Harris argues the hotel dining room spectacle reveals urban society’s frustration and destructive tendencies. He contends civilization suppresses aggression, creating a need for safer outlets, and warns that repressed hostility fuels accidents and public tensions. He concludes the danger is a civilization that may erode human nature itself.
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Sydney J. Harris
Golden State Co buys stake in Long Beach markets
ae WAN the Golden State Co of San Francisco announced purchase of a substantial interest in the Dollar Markets of Long Beach. Four stores will be managed by William Dyer despite Fleet absence and recent shifts, as 36 warships still have Long Beach Los Angeles Harbor as home port per the Navy Register. Also noted is a police reassignment effective Sept 15 eliminating school officers at 10 of 32 corners, three Belmont sergeants, four boats officers, and one policewoman to cut costs.
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Navy
House
Greensboro
N. C
Zeb Young
Jeff Young
U.S.S
Macon
Golden State Co., Ltd
San Francisco
Dolar
Long Beach
William Dyer
Los Angeles Harbor
Navy Register
Claude Robberson
J. S. Yancy
Belmont
London and Washington quotes on UN policy and Khrushchev visit
A collection of brief quotes from London and Washington on the UN as a security foundation amid bloc divisions, a warning from HUAC chair Francis Walter to exiled anti-Soviet demonstrators, and Dr. Thomas Grey noting atomic shaped tomatoes may appeal in the United States while Britain prefers different tomato shapes.
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Washington
Francis F. Walter
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Iron Curtain
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United Nations
London
Thomas Grey
The
Atomic Gardening Society
United) States
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