Editorial debate on Adlai Stevenson seeking the presidency
The column questions whether Adlai Stevenson will run again, noting past defeats and the appeal of his name. It weighs party leadership hopes, Kefauver’s prospects, and the likelihood of emerging contenders while acknowledging the long four-year horizon and possible shifts in support and strategy.
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Broadway Beautifies Downtown With Laurel Tree Plan
Long Beach adds ten 25 foot laurel trees along Broadway between Pine and Pacific as a pastoral touch to the business district. Rayo Hall, city planning official, says the upgrade softens the glare of asphalt and neon, aiming to spread the idea downtown.
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City Wee Division
Supreme Court limits federal power on school integration
U S government has no power to mandate school integration. Clinton Tennessee school board argues federal stance conflicts with the Court ruling. Court precedent holds states control public schools and rights to choose schools remain with individuals.
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Vague Phrase Fragments From A Distorted Text
A fragmentary historical excerpt mentions jesting, private matters, and a scene at religious feet, noting fraud and falsehood invading society as a band presently breaks in the south. The garbled wording blends personal, sectarian, and regional hints without clear events or identifiable figures.
Clement Ambition Shapes Kere Play In Senate Fight
Ambitious Tennessee Governor Clement’s national profile rises as he weighs a run that could threaten Senator Gore. The piece notes Gore’s re election bid and Senate leadership dynamics under Johnson’s new committee system, with Kefauver and Kennedy speculated as possible rivals and a debt burden cited for Kefauver amid the broader political maneuvering.
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Frank G. Clement
Tennessec
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Solved: What to Give the College Girl
A chaotic jumble of phrases notes holiday gifts for college girls amid mentions of Melbourne games and political slang. The text references underwear as a gift idea and hints at public figures and modern culture, with scattered, unclear lines about trains and real estate.
Just Folks by E A Guest Ageing Gnep
A lighthearted poem describes a family returned home after a day of errands and work. The child and girl head inside while the adults prepare for evening play, with simple, nostalgic imagery of home life and happiness.
Long Beach reminiscences and city notes from the past
A dated Long Beach page recalls memories of daily life with gardens and homes, noting 70 years ago and 20 years ago events. It lists names such as Robert Clay Williams and Richard Laynes, reporting local elections, council ordinances, oil production at a General Petroleum site, and a Navy seaplane mishap amid a waterspout near Catalina Island.
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Pacific Ave
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Atlanta
Richard Laynes
Long Beach
Shoreline Planners Association of California
Tritlon
Noil Cunningham
San Francisco
Yahars
Ting
General Petroleum
Ford
Catalina Island
Public Forum Letters Include Signatures and Addresses
Public forum letters must not exceed 50 words and require bona fide signatures and addresses. Editors may trim for space or taste while preserving authenticity.
Agrees Lawrence No Real Demo Agrees Lawrence No Real Demo
MABEL WRIGHT comments in the PRESS TELEGRAM urging Lawrence and others to switch party registration. She praises Wayne Morse for leaving the Republican Party and suggests Lawrence should do the same. She signs from 1021 B San Antonio Drive.
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Lora Herdin
Frank Johnson
David Lawrence
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Wayne Morse
Mabel Wright
San Antonio
Democrats but Not Jeffersonian Letter Sparks Debate
Carl C Goodman Jr cites a reader Lora Hardin to accuse Democrats of distorting history and questions their stance on constitutional interpretation small government and state rights. He laments perceived hypocrisy while warning against monopolizing power.
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Carl C, Goodman, JR
All Western Band Review Thanks Readers and Staff
Anthony F. Gill executive director thanks readers writers and photographers Rob Houser Ben Zinser Bob Sheeley for excellent pictures and coverage of the 16th Annual All Western Band Review at Park. He praises cooperation and hopes for continued support next year.
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Ridder Press-Telegram National Advertising Representatives
Current files of The Press Telegram are maintained at offices listed including Ridder Publications offices in New York Chicago Minneapolis Los Angeles and San Francisco and advertising representatives Metspalitin Group Inc Caine Advertising Representatives and others. Names cited include Harold M. Hines Samuel C. Cameron cent Malcolm Eptey Miles E. Line Editor and Larry Collins Jr. Bus Manager.
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Washington News Bureau
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Ridder Dehins, Inc
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Press Telegram praised by Girl Scout conference board
The Long Beach Ares Council of Git Scouts Board expresses gratitude to the Press Telegram for its coverage of the Regional Conference in Long Beach. The news and photographs accurately portrayed Girl Scouting and aided the conference's success, signed by Mrs I L Reynolds Jr, corresponding secretary.
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Yogi Berra Played Right Field In 1947 World Series
The World Series saw Yogi Berra in right field during games six and seven for the Yankees while catching the first four games, sitting out game five. The query also mentions Caverns of Caristan in New Mexico and details from National Geographic on Willis T. Lee's 1923 grant and 1924-25 publications. Potatoes baking temperatures are discussed with 425 degrees F, 50-60 minutes for medium potatoes, plus variations when baked with other foods.
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Long Beach
Caristan
New Mexico
National Geographic Society
Willis T. Lee
U. S. Geological Survey
Which is larger Vatican City or Monaro
Witleu City is Europe s smallest independent state and is only one sixth square mile in area Monaco next in size is almost three times as large
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Karate and Defense Message for Pearl Harbor Era
A wartime exhortation stresses readiness against a sudden attack. It recalls 1941 as a warning period and urges preparation to defend the nation by land, air, and sea, acknowledging advances like atom bombs that have changed strategic threats.
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Pearl Harbor
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