Nixon Sure Bet for GOP Choice
Washington dispatch analyzes 1960 race prospects. Nixon increasingly seen as the likely GOP nominee, shaping a contrast with Democratic liberals. The piece discusses Nixon’s tax, inflation, and growth proposals, plus implications for future campaigns and potential rivals like Harriman and Kennedy.
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Nixon
Sen
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Johnson
Texas
Symington
Missouri
Gov. Meyner
New Jersey
Long Beach Educator Guides State School Scene Bright Spot
Editorial lauds Long Beach Unified School District under Superintendent Douglas A. Newcomb. It cites high test rankings and college performance as evidence of effective leadership and a curriculum focused on hard work, responsibility, and scholastic rigor.
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Long Beach
California
Long Beach Unified
Douglas A. Newcomb
Lais
Newcomb
Long Beach Unified School District
STEM
U.S
College Entrance Examination Board
Yeem
Stanford University
Long Beach City College
University of Southern California
City College
JEM
Mewcomb
Long Beach weighs Navy runway extension impact
Long Beach considers Navy plans to extend Los Alamitos Naval Air Station runway southwest, a move that could overfly Belmont Shore Naples Garden Grove and Westminster. Congress approved 1 992 000 for the project, with land acquisitions to widen the glide area. The letter urges NE extension alternatives, cost comparisons, and possible reorganization of jet bases to protect populated areas while noting cross county cooperation on regional issues.
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Long Beach
Navy
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Naples
Belmont Shore
Marina
Congress
Garden Grove Blvd
Westminster Ave
Garden Grove
San Gabriel
Katella
Cypress
Desert
Channel Islands
Southland
Los Alamitos Air Station
Maine Victory Caps Democratic Sweep In State Race
The Maine election produced a Democrat landslide with Gov. Edmund Muskie winning the Senate seat, a second governor, and two of three Congress members. The result signals broad momentum for Democrats and a challenging, uphill fight for Republicans as campaigns move toward November.
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Congress
Maine
Edmund Muskie
Frederick Payne
Muskie
Senate
Horace Hildreth
Payne
Sherman Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Credit properly given for humane slaughter bill
Editorial letters urge correctly naming the Humane Society of the United States as the bill’s main proponent. They praise Senators Humphrey and Kefauver and other backers, while criticizing an earlier attribution to the American Humane Association.
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Treasury
George B. Humphrey
Labor
American Humane Society
Humane Society of the United
Richard Calore
California Ave
Bellflower
Plans to substitute signals for four way stops at 45 intersections
A. J. Napier city traffic engineer outlined a plan to replace four way stop signs at 45 intersections. Signals would go on Orange Pacific Atlantic Aves with a critical one at W.7th St. and Pico Ave.
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A. J. Napier
Orange, Pacific
Atlantic Aves
W. 7Th St
Pico Ave
Reading and school closure dominate today's quotes
United States and international figures comment on reading, education, and marriage. Arthur Larson defends Eisenhower’s reading habits praising deep intelligence and balance with literary work. Mrs L C Bates notes Negro children will not attend Central High due to school closure. Commander William Anderson compares naval strategy to seasoning. John Endic reveals why he ended his marriage over weight changes, preferring the plump figure.
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New York
Arthur Larson
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
L. C. Bates
Arkansas
The
AACE
Central High School
Anthem a Stein Song says USC professor
USC professor William Templeman says Francis Scott Key wrote the Star Spangled Banner to be sung with gusto as a drinking song, arguing the lyrics were intended for a drinking ballad rather than an afterthought. Key wrote the lyrics 144 years ago, with the aim of fun and spirited performance.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Francis Scott Key
University of Southern California
Key
William Templeman
USC English Department
Ike Seeks Job for Adams Amid Scandals and Oil Lease
Washington report shows President Eisenhower and aides seeking a post for Sherman's exit, with Adams facing no offers from about 20 firms due to the Goldfine scandal. The piece links a Royal Oaks Blackbird prize Angus and a Lacassine wildlife refuge oil lease to close aides and donors, noting McKay and Donohue actions and a December lease dated to December 1.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
White House
Adams
Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Pearson
Jim Hagerty
Tice
Gettysburg
Caroland Angus
Landrum
S.C
Ellis Slater
Frankfort Oil and
Frankfort Distillers
Farmung Seagrams
Slater
Maryland
Eva
Get
United States
Lacassine Wildlife Refuge
Louisiana
Oscar Chapman
Truman
E. A. McKenna
Hisenhower
McKenna
Frankfort Oil
Frankfort
Lacassine
Interior Department
Ike
Advisory Committee of Conservation
Douglas McKey
McKay
Harry J. Donohue
Earl Thomas
Bureau of Land Management
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Harriman
Williams
Dewey
Willkie
Eisenower
Heaas
Harvard School of Business Administration
Kansas
Mixon
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Californien
Editorial
Pensive
Orange County
Bruce Biossat
Biossat
Town Meeting
Humane Law
Upstate
Sing Sing
Wells H. Robinson
Elm Ave
Harman H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Agat
Bamuel
Cameron
Larry Collings Jr
L. Me Catling Sr
Edie
Malcolm Epley
Buttor Miles E. Smea
Harry Fulton
Washington News
Atbes
Ridder-Johns, Inc
Fifth Ave
League of Municipalities
Santa Barbara
Stauffer Chemical Co
Watson Station
Shell Oil Co
Cmdr
William Anderson
Exeter
England
John Endi
Pamela Gant
Stein
Drew Pearson
Beate Fties
Titanic Steel Corporation
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