Dear Mr. Bull Letter on Anglo American diplomacy and Korea
An American writer laments diplomatic evasions and urges Britain to act on principle in UN matters. He compares wartime memory to current gaps, criticizes trade with China Soviets and urges U.S. membership rules adherence, citing Senator Vandenberg and the risk of appeasement in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
United States
United Nations
Dola Willoughby Bull
John
Americeans
Munich
Tiee
India
Nehru
Malenkov
Malley
Alent
Hubert
U. S
China Reds
U. N
Russia
Korea
Vandenhevp
Tensions Within Soviet Union Study Cautions Hopeful Revolt Not Imminent
Washington reports note analysts warn against expecting a Kremlin topple despite rising tensions in the Soviet orbit. A Library of Congress study stresses no clear path to revolt and urges careful judgment on outside guidance to dissenters, with emphasis on youth and other societal groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Library of Congress
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Russia
Sen. Wiley
Wisconsin
Kennan
United States
Red Army
Great thoughts on spiritual power and freedom in faith
A short quotation collection contrasts Emerson on spiritual strength with a biblical verse from Romans 6 22 about being free from sin and serving God. The lines emphasize thoughts guiding the world and the fruit of holiness ending in everlasting life.
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Ralph Waldon Emerson
Newspaper masthead credits and staff titles
The fragment lists roles in a newspaper organization with names and titles including Press lelesram Herman H Ridder, Publisher Harold M Hines, Assistant to Publisher Samuel G Cameron, and General Manager.
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Herman H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel G Cameron
Tax Cuts and Defense Budget Drive White House Squeeze
The administration faces pressure to cut taxes and balance the budget while maintaining defense spending. Budget director Dodge urges deep cuts, especially in DoD, as tax expirations loom and a new budget cycle begins. Radford’s guidance and possible defense reductions dominate discussions, with resignation rumors around Wilson dismissed.
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Washington
Republican Party
Joseph M. Dodge
Dodge
Department of Defense
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Arthur W. Radford
Radford
Charles E. Wilson
Amity in Congress Not Altogether Selfless
Bruce Biossat analyzes 1954 congressional campaigns noting both parties push arguments about what the 83rd Congress accomplished. Democrats supported many Roosevelt Truman programs and fear opposing the President could backfire, while Republicans tout achievements and leverage Eisenhower’s popularity to shape strategy. Some Democrats may ride the President’s coattails in 1955.
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Congress
Senate
House
Eisenhower
United States
Roosevelt
Truman
Never Risk Niagara Falls Rope Walk For Renown
Poet-narrator says he has seen Niagara Falls by day and night and would never attempt to ride them in a barrel. He admires the falls from a distance, noting the roar and splendor, and believes God meant the falls to be looked at, not conquered. The piece reflects cautious awe rather than daring adventure.
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Washington
Yorse Kennan
Tomer Antert
Moscow
Russia
Malen Kus
Long Beach housing project and mosquito control drive
Ten years ago Long Beach officials and Navy hospital workers joined a city effort to wipe out mosquito breeding. A 500 unit Roosevelt Navy Base housing project near Wardlow Road won county planning approval, with 16 units set aside for Navy personnel.
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Long Beach Naval Hospital
Wardlow Rd
Los Angeles River
County Planning Commission
Roosevelt Navy Base
Public Forum Letter Editing Rules Noted
The public forum welcomes letters up to 250 words with bona fide signatures and addresses. Letters may be edited for good taste or to improve clarity.
Annexation debate over Lakewood’s joining Long Beach
A Lakewood resident argues in a letter that annexation to Long Beach has reduced traffic speeds and improved police presence, while questioning tax implications. The writer compares current and past tax rates and contends future taxes may rise due to recreation, parkway district, and Metropolitan Water District costs.
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Lakewood Plaza
Long Booth
R. G. Campbell
Long Beach
Sheriff's Department
Campbell
Lakewood
Lang Beach
Recreation and Parkway
Metropolitan Water District
Campbell Lang Beach
No Laxity on This Traffic Violation
Letter writer blasts traffic policing in a local column noting a personal ticket for failing to signal during a left turn with no oncoming traffic. He questions officer discretion and urges discussion of pedestrian behavior and safe crossing practices.
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WV Zinser
Acros
Culpepper Items Give Warm Feeling
A reader expresses appreciation for the Culpepper column and its comforting, entertaining content. The letter highlights Fishing Around by Darinel Culpepper and This is your world as sources of relaxation and humor, ending with a warm, grateful sentiment for the paper.
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Culpepper
Darinel Culpepper
Mr. Culpepper
B. Coles
San Francisco Ave
Officer Patrol Seen as Key Traffic Safety Factor
Letter writer Loma M. Deckert urges better traffic control after Ben Zinser report. She argues motorcycle officers heighten driver awareness and save lives, despite higher risk to the officer.
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Ben Zinser
Loma M. Deckert
M. Benk Eldg
Questions and Answers on Taxes and Facts From 1950s Q&A
A reader asks how much the government has written off in tax settlements in recent years and learns that compromise settlements over 1950 1951 and 1952 total more than 30 5 million plus smaller sums and over 50 million annually in uncollectible taxes. Other questions cover Ireland’s unmarried rates in 1951 67.4 for men and 45.6 for women crow lifespans 12 20 years mercaptan odor and snow to rain conversion.
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HL McC. L. A
Ireland
You Will Return
A speaker recalls a past romance and insists the beloved will return. The verse reflects disappointment, lingering memories, and hope that the loved one will come back despite a door closing. The poem centers on regret, memory, and longing for reunion.
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Editorial
Mr. Bull
James Marlow
Olution
Press
Lelesram
H. F. Gurmester
Epley
Creamer & Woodwird, Inc
Metropolitan Group, Inc
Syndicste the
Marquis Childs
Pentagon
Roger Kyes
Wilson
New York
Kyes
Childs
Bruce Biossat
Biossat
E. A. Guest
Niagara Falls
Board OF Education
Ace
George Clark
Hasan Rendera
Ft. N. Wi
D. C
Smithsonian Institution
Metcalfe SS
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