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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1955

Page

12

One-Shot Presidential Strategy Could Hurt GOP

Editorial argues that Republican strategy should not hinge on Ike as indispensable. Sen. Knowland urges recognizing multiple leaders to avoid party bankruptcy if Eisenhower declines to run. The piece notes Ike remains popular but warns against overreliance and suggests the party can win with or without him.

William F. Knowland California Eisenhower Sen Knowland Long Beach Republican Party Ike Eisenhowe

Code of conduct for captives amid torture debate

The piece discusses how prisoners of war may resist answering questions under capture, noting that torture can force unwanted statements. It contrasts the old code of name rank and serial number with a new cooler policy under the President, framing the issue as a test of humane standards and contrasting with Communist treatment.

Ike's batting average for presidential proposals on Congress

Washington report notes preliminary counts after the last session of the 84th Congress show 94 Eisenhower proposals passed into law and 92 not adopted, yielding an unofficial batting average of .305. It compares with 59 passed and 56 failed in the prior Republican-led 83rd Congress for a .313, highlighting party shifts and forecasting a potentially tougher next year with election year dynamics.

Washington NBA Eisenheaver Congress Eisenhower White House

Galileo Convicted of Heresy and Imprisoned

Galileo was tried and found guilty of heresy for believing the earth revolved around the sun. He was imprisoned briefly, then released by Pope Urban and retired to Arcetri near Florence.

Galileo Pope Urban Arcetri Florence Ite

Answers to Jet Louder Than Boiler Factory Noise

Long Beach Press Telegram Information Bureau provides Q and A on decibel levels comparing a jet plane to a boiler factory, Merchan dise Mart height and status as a wholesale market, and twin birth statistics from 1952. Jet noise about 160 dB, boiler 120 dB. 130 dB painful. Merch Mart main building 28 stories, tower 25, 353 feet. opened 1930 as largest world market. Twin births in 1952: 13,076 male pairs, 12,639 female pairs, 13,228 one male and one female pairs.

Merchandise Mart Chicago Mammoth Merchandise Mart Pentagon United States National Office of Vital Statistics

Marquis Childs on world peace through atomic power at Geneva

Marquis Childs argues the Geneva conference and the atomic scientists’ summit position the United States as a champion of peace through the atom. He credits President Eisenhower for guiding the shift from fear of nuclear war to cooperation and supports an international atomic energy agency under UN supervision to prevent misuse and advance disarmament.

Geneva America Eisenhower United States Pacific Dulles United Nations Sug Atomic Scientists

Senator Soaper Sets Courts On Future Hazy Prophecies

Bill Vaughan ribaldly surveys predictions from scientists and prophets, noting their long reach and the forgetfulness that follows errors. The column juggles quips about artists, police, aging grads, Miss Universe, and a Huddersfield pensioner who attributes longevity to hard work, all in a brisk, facetious tone.

Huddersfield England

Ridder and Cameron Editorial Staff Details Listed

Publisher Harold M. Hines and Samuel C. Cameron lead a press network with editors Malcolm Erley and H. F. Surmester. Washington bureau operates from 208 Albes Building with Ridder-Johns, Inc. advertising reps in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Los Angeles and San Francisco offices.

Hermen H. Ridder Harold M. Hines Aast Samuel C. Cameron Genk H. F. Surmester Malcolm Erley Washington News Bureau Albes National Advertising Ridder-Johna, Inc New York 50Th St Chicago Wrigily Rita Detroit Fenobetot Minneanotis Foshay Tower St Park St Ath Los Angeles Blvd San Francisco Comte Advertising Metropolitan Group Ino

Just Folks. By E A Guest Change Worker

The baby came the other day. Now there's a cry to hear. And be as careful as they may. There will be pins to fear. There will be moments of dismay which turn the blood stream cold. When some one in an awkward way the baby starts to hold. There will be bills that must be paid for things they'll have to buy, There will be changes to be made and feedings to supply. The baby came the other day and this is plain to see, Much different by night and day both life and home will be.

Ufe House Committee On UN- American Activities New York Abert Einstein Teft Wing American Civil Liberties Union Congressional Union Executive Congress Sen. Hennings Missouri Senate Judiciary Committee United States J. S. Matthes Senate Matthews Senate Committee SAFE Henings Committee

Long Beach Harbor Opening Hopes Spark Fishing Interest

Ten years ago Long Beach and Los Angeles harbors were opening to unrestricted small boat activity drawing eager sports fishermen. The harbor district CIO announced a meeting honoring U S Rep Clyde Doyle as part of the event.

Los Angeles CIO Harbor District U. S Clyde Doyle

Rebellion Against U S Constitution Sparks Hearings Dispute

A 1950s editorial cites a left wing push to defy Congress during House Un American Activities hearings. It defends parliamentary inquiry into communism in entertainment, argues Fifth Amendment use, and notes clashes over religious liberty and government power. The piece endorses extensive inquiry while warning against overreach.

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Letter writer lauds Ike reelection in 1956

A reader names M B Ranagan as a persistent critic of the President and predicts that if Ike serves another four years in Washington, he will win by the largest majority in U S history. Signed L M Lagler, 763 Loma Vista Dr.

M. BD Ranagan Ike Washington United States L. M. Lagler Loma Vista Dr

All That Sun and No Trees Want Shade in Long Beach

Olivia Smith complains about the sun beating down in downtown Long Beach with few shade trees and benches. She notes trees exist in parks but sparsely and hopes a new band shell includes comfortable shade.

Long Beach Scase Olivia Smith Marrion St

You to Choose You Wees Deneve Me Paradise of Love

Poem in passionate plea asking a former lover to return to marriage and shared life. The speaker imagines a future together, children, and a life devoted to God, urging a decision to reunite or part.

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