Editorial on tidelands battle funds for Long Beach
The California Tidelands Protective Association vows a tougher campaign against Long Beach over tidelands funds tied to the Allen bill. Stateside backers plan a non profit group to push seizure of Long Beach tidelands revenue, funded by undisclosed sources.
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Long Beach
Tidelands
California Tidelands Protective Association
Staterment
Earrxt
Long Beach Tidelands
Mallon
Amicus Curiae
Malton
Supreme Court
Coast Guard Saves Lives Off Long Beach in Ongoing Efforts
The Coast Guard near Long Beach handles over a thousand aid calls yearly with heavy August activity and regular July peaks. Two 256 foot cutters, two 95 foot patrol boats, and various rescue craft are ready at San Pedro and Long Beach Harbor to respond within minutes to distress signals from short wave radios. The service protects life and property at sea and along the coast, earning community appreciation.
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Coast Guard
Long Beach
San Diego
San Pedro
Terminal Island
Long Beach Harbor
High Dam Fight Near for Hells Canyon Plan
U S senators led by Morse and Neuberger press to back a 5.338 billion public power dam at Hells Canyon on the Snake River, while Idaho Power Co faces a lower 90 million dam at Brownlee. Costello’s provisional order favors Brownlee, citing cost and power sales, as three-month window remains before Congress adjourns.
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Washington
NEA
U.S
Hells Canyon
Snake River
Oregon
Idaho
Federal Power Commission
William J. Costello
Idaho Power Co
Brownlee
Oxbow
Costello
Full
Congress
Wayne Morse
Richard Neuberger
Middle Snake
Hells Canyon High
Bonneville Power Administration
Northwest
Bonneville
Irade Power Co
Bonnneville
High Dam
Hollyhock status and font naming queries
Readers inquire whether hollyhock is annual or perennial and learn it is usually a perennial though some guides note variability by strain and culture. Other questions cover italic type origin in 1501 and army rating changes for technicians becoming specialists with new insignia and pay parity.
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Aldus Manutius
Italy
Petrarch
Army
POW indoctrination critique urges broader American democracy education
A government study urged schools and communities to strengthen teaching of American ideals and political philosophy to help POWs understand democracy. It criticized limited exposure in schooling and warned that Soviet indoctrination succeeded where youth grasped little of the United States, its history, and political choices.
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Washington
Korea
Karl Marx
United States
Marlow
King
Ami
Press Telegram Telegraph Publisher and National Ad Representatives
Press Telegram details staff including Herman WH Ridder publisher Maroid M. Hines assistant to publisher Samuel C. Cameron Washington News Bureau editor Malcolm Epley Estar Ive? editor. Ridder-Johna Inc ads with offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles and other addresses. Comic Advertising Representative Metropolitan Group Inc.
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Herman WH
Ridder
Maroid M. Hines
Semuel C. Cameron
Geni
H. F. Burmester
Malcolm Epley
Estarive
Ridder-Johna, Inc
New Yorkk
E. Bth
Drought Echoes In Quiet Verses By Guest
The poem describes a parched landscape where the earth appears to plead for rain. It notes the sun’s heat, browning fields, and the silent endurance of plants while people voice their discomfort through restrained words. The imagery contrasts human complaint with nature's steadfast suffering under drought.
Birthday for local rancher marks long Beach history
Ten years ago David W. Boyd celebrated his 93rd birthday, reflecting a ranching era in Long Beach before the area became a city. The Toledo improvement between Livingston Drive and Second Street was planned. Twenty years ago the Japanese naval tanker Sunosaki arrived to load 35,000 barrels of fuel oil. A 1?-acre reservoir near Walnut Avenue and State Street was planned to ease floods. Thirty years ago bids of 22.3 cents per square foot for eight inch concrete paving on Pacific Avenue from State Street to Willow Street were noted as low. Oil refining plants in Long Beach and Hynes had a daily capacity of 48,700 barrels.
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David W. Boyd
Long Beach
Toledo
Livingston Dr
Second St
Sunosaki
Walnut Ave
State St
Pacific Ave
Willow St
Hynes
Welcome Lee as Neighbor in Garden Grove Letter
Public forum letter supports Major Sammy Lee as a neighbor and criticizes donors who refused to sell him a home. Signed by MR. AND MRS. DONALD R. PARSONS and MERVIN D. RANAGAN with addresses, urging acceptance and condemning stigma. Includes praise of Lee’s Olympic and Army service and calls for honesty and spiritual integrity.
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Lee
Sammy Lee
Garden Grove
Major Lee
United States
Army
Donald R. Parsons
Malinda Lane Garden
Prediction of One-Party Rule and Democrat Decline
The letter argues Republicans will dominate for the foreseeable future, predicting the extinction of the Democratic Party. It claims newspapers, columnists, and cartoonists demonize Democrats as traitors, and asserts Democrats cannot compete in modern media and politics. The writer signs as M. A. Shellbarger from 14 Seville Lane.
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M. A. Shellbarger
Seville Lane Garden
Feels Hopeless About Truth Press To
A reader statement argues against hating Ike while condemning suppression of facts. The writer suggests acceptance of possible reelection and condemns censorship, referencing PT editorials on the existence of more than one viewpoint.
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Ike
Repugnant Word Stricken From California Agency Titles
In Sacramento, the director of California’s Alcoholic Beverage Control Department has removed the word liquor from job titles, naming officers department agents and supervisors agents. Assembly members noted other Capitol curiosities, including ghostly figures on a photo from a group portrait and Earl Warren’s stay in a modest hotel upon returning home.
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Sacramento
Capitol
California
Alcoholic Beverage Control Department
Russell S. Munro
Assembly
Vaughan Jazz Duo Sides With Sen Soaper In Narrow Split
Bill Vaughan briefs note that the comedy duo will stay together under the name Vaughan and Martin versus Lewis amid suggestions to change it. The column also mentions Russia's atom machine boast, a survey on American women's diet, and light society quips about books and summer.
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Martin
Lewis
Proposer Declares Love On Bended Knee
A speaker vows lifelong devotion and requests lifelong partnership after confessing past hesitations. The heartfelt pledge centers on love, faith, and mutual commitment, with a solemn plea for the beloved to give herself. The speaker frames the proposal as a prayer and a destined union.
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