Naval Hospital Site Near Carson St Proposed
Editorial urges fast approval of a 60 acre Carson Street land area east of the San Gabriel River as the Navy hospital site. It argues the site avoids Spring Street park land restrictions, aligns with water land, and benefits from near Carson Street access and the San Gabriel Freeway. Long Beach is deemed the logical location for a permanent Navy facility.
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JHE
U. S. Navy
Carson St
San Gabriel River
Naval Hospital
Spring St
Spring
Carson
Board of Water Commission
Ers
San Gabriel
Navy
Long Beach
Bonelli Plan for Senate reapportionment debated
Supervisor Frank Bonelli advocates a statewide Senate reapportionment plan to balance rural and urban representation. He envisions an initiative to place the measure, nicknamed the Bonelli plan, on the November 1930 ballot, with petitions circulating this fall. The plan faces timing questions alongside a Southern California water bond issue and potential regional ballot dynamics.
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Frank Bonelli
State Senate
Senate
Southland
Bonelli
Kiwanis Club
Howelli
Vemer
California
Adlai Still First Choice in California Democrats Poll
California Democrats favor Adlai Stevenson as their top nominee in 1960 but fear a twice defeated candidate could lose the edge. They also regard Senator Kennedy as likely to make the strongest race, while believing Stevenson would still be a stronger contender than other Democrats. The split view suggests serious reflection on the party’s best nominee and potential support dynamics.
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Stevenson
California
Adi- Sai
Young Sen. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Ad&t
Kennedy
Rank and Hire
Addit
Nixon
Rockefeller
New York
Khrushchev Trade Plan Seen As Pie In Sky
Nikita Khrushchev’s push for wide free trade with the United States and the Western bloc is viewed as pie in the sky. He proposes broad exchange of goods and credits, but U.S. advisers see no basis for commercial ties with the Communists and warn of consequences.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Russi
Tucker
United Nations
Eisenhower
Kozlov
Mikoyan
Russia
Moscow
Maybe Mr. K Should Apply for Job Before Leaving
Drew Pearson critiques Khrushchev’s view that capitalism and communism replace each other. He argues Marx’s Manifesto influenced U.S. policy, lists ten points showing America already mirrors Marxian ideas, and concludes Mr. Khrushchev should seek a job before he departs.
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Mr. K
Rockefeller Decision Looms as 1960 Race Narrows
Bruce Biossat reports that Governor Nelson Rockefeller faces a November self deadline to either enter or drop from the Republican presidential race. Nixon’s strong poll shows and Eisenhower’s diplomacy could extend Nixon’s lead, making Rockefeller’s path uncertain. If he cannot persuade party leaders, the governor may opt out, risking a second chance if the knock returns.
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Nelson, Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Rockefeller
Remember When 18 and 20 Years Ago Headlines
Notes recall E Scott relinquishing duties as building committee chair and handing over Red Cross HQ bluepoints to Roland Bach as Long Beach chapter services moved to 319 W Broadway. Also mentions Aimee Semple McPherson leading Foursquare Gospel dedication and MCA plan for a larger Y7 near Halton Park to house growing boy population.
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E. Scott
Red Cross
Roland R. Bach
Long Beach
W. Broadway
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Los Angeles
Foursquare Gospel Organization
Foursquare Gospel Church
7Th St
Junipero Ave
North Long Beach
MCA
Houghton Park
R. H. Gossom
Khrushchev Sees Iowa Visit As Slavery in Freedom Credit
Coon Rapids Iowa reports Khrushchev praising communism while jesting that all slaves live well under capitalism and communism prompting a wary nod to friendship. Chicago mayor explains air raid siren use for White Sox victory celebrations in city unity mood. SF AFL-CIO chief faults jurisdictional disputes across unions and urges unified action amid labor tensions.
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Coon Rapids
Iowa
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Chicago
Richard J. Datey
Chicago White Sox
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