Moving TB Patients From L B Is Unthinkable
Editorial argues against relocating 125 tuberculosis patients from Long Beach General Hospital to Olive View Sanitarium. It faults the plan as placing degenerate aging care ahead of TB needs, urges mental hospital expansion, and questions medical prioritization, urging residents to pressure county supervisors today.
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Worthwhile Long Beach Symphony Pop Concert Friday
The Long Beach Symphony Orchestra stages a pre season Pop Concert Friday night at Lakewood Country Club under the Long Beach Symphony Guild. Proceeds support the general fund and fund ambitious future seasons with 85 musicians led by Lauris Jones who calls the group worth hearing. Four concerts will be free to city high school students.
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Critics in Europe Fail to See We Act With Limits
Bruce Biossat argues that European critics target the United States with emotion rather than sense. He notes Americans bear global leadership duties amid imperfect world dynamics, urging patience and restraint while avoiding scapegoating.
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America
Ray Tucker Ridicules Platform Phobia in 1960 Debate
Senator Richard Russell urges abandoning lengthy party platforms as a solution to Democratic splits over foreign and domestic issues. He argues platforms are often long and vague, proposing general principles instead. The idea draws mixed Southern support while Northern factions resist.
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Richard Brevard Russell
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Russell
Alaska
Afl-Cio
Americans For Democratic Action
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Harriman-Meany
Williams-Reuther
Byrd-Russell
Tomic
Truman
Acheson
Eisenhower
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsu
Long Beach Runway Extension Sparks Local Fear
Letter writer from Stratford Square in Los Altos protests Navy plan to extend Los Alamitos NAS runway toward the southwest. They warn of higher air traffic, danger to nearby homes on Glark and Willow, and potential crashes as jets roar over roofs. The author urges council review and action.
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Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Stratford Square
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Glark
Willow
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E. A. Thompson
Heather Ave
Remember When 23 September 22 19 Years Ago
Half day schooling rose citywide with enrollment hitting 38 600 full time students and nearly 10 000 half time in 44 schools. Last year only 85 half day classes operated versus 145 today. Wives of all pastors formed the Long Beach Ministers Wives Association meeting at 242 Mira Mar Ave hosted by Mrs Cora Allison. A tea by Long Beach Council of Churchwomen sponsored the group. Removal of Pacific Electric tracks on E Ocean Blvd along Alamitos peninsula was reviewed by city officials Chamber of Commerce and State Railroad Commission to save non paying lines and service to Seal Beach was involved.
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Cora Allison
Mira Mar Ave
Pacific Electric Railway
E. Ocean Blvd
Alamitos Peninsula
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Arkanas
Virginia
Russian Schools Action Mirrors United States Debate
Drew Pearson notes that while some U.S. regions reopen schools on time, others lag, and Russian schools impress with no teacher shortages or crowded classrooms. He cites a U S Education Commission report praising Soviet progress and contrasts with Arkansas Governor Faubus criticism and civil rights closures. He urges keeping schools open to maintain national strength.
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U.S
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Faubus schools dispute stirs Arkansas lawyers
United Press International reports in Little Rock that the Segregationist States Rights Council attacks a group of lawyers arguing Gov Faubus cannot legally open the city schools as private institutions.
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States Rights Council of Arkansas
Gov. Faubus
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