Orange County Growth Quietly Reshapes The Region
Editorial notes Orange County and Long Beach blend as growth accelerates population up up to date. A Santa Ana College review reports 1950 to present sees 21 cities expanding, with Garden Grove up 1509 percent and Cypress 23 percent. Manufacturing leads income, while schools planning and utilities struggle yet progress. It ends by praising the proximity of growth and its benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Long Peach
Southland Business
Santa Ana College
Hot Tven
U. S
Cypress
Garden Grove
Orange
Fraternities Should Abolish Hazing Tribal Custom
A USC hazing death renews calls to ban or restrict fraternities across colleges. The piece argues for abolishing hazing, preserving truthfully the value of fraternity life while demanding clean houses, public opinion support, and lasting opposition to this juvenile practice. It notes hazing exists beyond students, appearing in harvest crews and other groups, and urges fraternities to end the ritual.
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University of Southern California
Khrushchev visit raises security and labor concerns in U S
Drew Pearson reports State Department favors favorable treatment for Khrushchev during his San Francisco tour with limited factory visits to IBM and Mesta Machine. Noted public relations tie-ins include Bob Gros of Pacific Gas and Electric. A separate tragedy follows as Paul Hergerson commits a deadly bombing minutes after Congress adjourns, while a Navy investigation examines General Jimmy Stewart’s promotion records.
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Washington
Latar
Khrustkkey
San Francisco
George Smith
California
State Department
Mark Yekinsas Khrushchev
Nikita
Francisco
Mesta Machine Co
Pittstrurph
Khrushchev
Golden Gate
Bob Gros
Pacific Gas and Electric
PLGL
USA
Amercan
Fragmentary Military Report Mentions High-Ranking Officers
A partial 15th Air Force SAC command report notes a reserve general, Brig. Gen. Jay G. Brown, as a prominent figure with substantial participation. The document references various editors and managers in a garbled list, but states Brown was an airline pilot and highlights his notable involvement without naming others.
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Jimmy Stewart
Bente Armed Services Committee
Immay Steward
Air Force
Margaret Chace Smith
Maine
Senate
Stewart
15Th Air Force
SAC
Feneral
Jay G. Brown
Remember 'When' opposition to Air Force reserving plan
Mrs Gladys O'Donnell chair of the aviation commission urged the City Council to oppose the Municipal Airport reserve plan and favor transferring the program to Los Alamitos Naval Air Field, asserting concerns about the current arrangement.
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Gladys O'Donnell
Avishion Commission
Los Alamitos Naval Air Field
Naval Aviation opens cadet training to graduates monthly
Dr. Thomas A. Gray announced a new schedule for naval aviation careers inviting 17 college graduates each month into cadet training. Trainees after surviving elimination training were sent to Pensacola Florida. Separately a 5 million dollar nitrogen fixation plant site was set on the industrial tract of Montara Land Co and Janss Investment Co near Bisbee Station Road and Palo Verde Ave, awaiting Shell Development Co negotiations.
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Naval Aviation
Thomas A. Gray
Pensacola
Fla
Montara Land Co
Janss Investment Co
Bisbey Station Road
Palo Verde Ave
Shell Devopment Co
Eisenhower’s Rise Tied to Adams and Dulles Changes
The piece argues Eisenhower’s successes, including Khrushchev relations and domestic legislation, followed from shifts in his inner circle. It credits Sherman Adams’s resignation and John Foster Dulles’s replacement by Christian Herter for enabling closer diplomacy and party coordination, noting Adams’s snubbed loyalty hindered legislative progress.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Capitol Millmore
Russia
Christian A. Herter
John Foster Dulles
Sherman Adams
White House
Congressional Republican
National Party Organization
Dulles
Europe
Adams
Reading Rule NXNXIM on Senate floor admission
Frank A Winslow objects to Khrushchev visiting the United States citing rule NXNXIM and argues that a nonliberty loving regime cannot be admitted to legislative bodies. He condemns the Soviet leader for coercion and oppression and questions whether Congress would permit his presence at any meeting. He cites university enrollments and the president’s request for a courteous reception as misaligned with liberty.
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Senate
Khrushchev
Malemkov
Kaganovich
Molotoy
Bulgaria
Alcatag
Pan
Congress
United States
Tan
Frank A. Winslow
Sydney J Harris Resumes Vacation On October Fifth
Sydney J Harris resumes vacation on October fifth after a period away from duties. The announcement notes the start date and confirms a temporary break in work. No further details about assignments or replacements are provided.
Concession and rigidity in East West talks judged by Khrushchev
Bruce Biossat argues that Western socialists' flexible approaches fail with Khrushchev who treats concessions as weakness. He notes Khrushchev rejects German reunification under terms, favors two German states, and views disengagement as removal of US forces from Europe. The piece concludes Moscow holds the real rigidity in East West relations.
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Khrushchev
East Berlin
Hugh Gaitskell
Accurin Bevan
Moscow
Germany
Europe
NATO
Ingenious Protests as Khrushchev Visits United States
Americans, from President Eisenhower onward, urge faultless courtesy to Khrushchev while protesting Kremlin brutality. Skywritten X over Washington, Hungarians at the Statue of Liberty, residents in mourning bands, and church bells toll with silent outrage mark the two week visit.
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Dulles
Adams
Washington
Nixon
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Kremlin
New York Harbor
Nixon and Khrushchev quotes highlight 1960s politics
In a set of brief quotes, Vice President Nixon jokes about Connecticut relatives voting Republican. Khrushchev dismisses base influence, saying Soviet forces have better weapons. Roy Harris of the Citizens Council criticizes Southern Democrats seeking unity for political leverage. Perle Mesta denies a deep romance with Cesar Barros Hurtado, describing light social fun instead.
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West Springheld
Mass
Richard M. Nixon
Connecticut State
Pat Nixon
Connecticut
Roy Harris
Citizens Council of America
Washington
Perle Mesta
Cesar Barros Hurtado
Fim
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Department of State
Paul Herald Oegeron
Houston
Carl Taser
Nashville
Tenn
Herman HW
Podder
Darel
Scott Amery
Ray Tucker
Ike
Halleck - Dirksen
Wall Street
Herter
Town Meeting
Unier
Los Angeles
LPN
Southern California
University of Souther California
University of California At
Sydney J. Harris
Bruce Biossat
Biossat
Be One Press International
Win Khrushchev
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Montgomery, Ala
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