Editorial urges unity against subversives in government
The piece argues Americans too often follow personalities over issues, citing the McCarthy era. It praises Sen. McClellan for adopting a balanced approach, calls for Republicans and Democrats to work with the administration to fight Red infiltration, and urges unified, effective security measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Joe McCarthy
Sen. McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
Senate
Congress
Re‑Naming of Freeways Should Stand
A proposed bill by Assemblyman Ernest R. Geddes would restore the name Ramona Freeway to the artery renamed San Bernardino Freeway. The piece questions if naming highways is proper legislative business and urges rejection to avoid challenging existing agency decisions.
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Los Angeles
State Highway Commission
Ernest R. Geddes
Pomona
Ramona Freeway
Highway Commission
San Bernardino
Geddes
Long Beach
Los An
Geles River
Pasadena
Arroyo Seco
San Diego
Sepulveda
Ike's Ad Libbing on Ladejinsky Deplored by Lipppmann
Walter Lippmann criticizes President Eisenhower for ad libbing at a press conference over Ladejinsky. The article argues the president spoke without studied evidence, harming Ladejinsky's reputation and risking justice, urging better briefing and prepared replies for future briefings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Ladejinsky
Secretary of Agriculture
Release of 11 Fliers Hinted in U N China Talks
The article outlines cautious optimism that the 11 American fliers held by Red China will be released. It notes UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold's emphasis on unilateral moves and the need for face-saving, while detailing U S actions from Ambassador Lodge to Dulles and Eisenhower. It stresses the intractable issue of Beijing seeking UN admission and warns of future stages in the negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red China
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. N
Dag Hemmarskjold
The
New York
Lawrence
China
Peiping
Red Chine
Korea
United States
Gen. Hull
John Alekison
Tokyo
Ambassador Lodge
Walter S. Robertson
Strategic Air Command
Robertson
United Nations
U W
U.N
Just Folks
Early songbird reminiscences about waking family with cheerful morning songs. The speaker, describing themselves as unable to carry a tune, recalls waking siblings and roomfuls with loud music and the chorus It's morning, arousing grumbles as the day begins.
Long Beach Past Highlights From March Valley News
Ten years ago Long Beach's Red Cross War Fund quota stood at 498000 dollars. Twenty years ago Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz pledged police protection for Lakessood Village residents. A French training ship Jeanne dAr was feted by the Chamber of Commerce. Arthur H. Adams replaced J Mortimer Clark on the City Planning Commission. Thirty years ago three stories were planned for the Markwell Building. Assistant Police Chief C F Robberson crackdowns led to 125 arrests in a week.
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Long Beach
Lakessood Village
Eugene Biscailuz
Jeanne dAre
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur H. Adams
J. Mortimer Clark
City Planning Commission
Markwell
C. F. Robberson
Epestiers
Questions Answers Business Census Due in Late Fifty Five
The Census Bureau aims to publish part of the business census findings late in 1955 and the rest in early 1956. Thirty eight field offices are set up nationwide with a Louisville headquarter to speed data through electronic tabulators and machines. A permanent Immigrant and Naturalization Service center operates at 641 Washington St New York City as Ellis Island closed.
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Census Bureau
Louisville
New York
Ellis Island
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Washington St
Patrons blame patronage in budget woes in public forum
Public forum letters condemn government waste and patronage jobs used for campaigns. Readers urge budget balance, critique White House aides handling licenses and routes, question Dems as warmongers, and propose safeguards for national assets with a plan for older workers as custodians. Letters signed with addresses.
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White House
Nixon
Lakewood Chamber thanks paper for Christmas Home Decoration contest
George Yeaman writes to express gratitude for the newspaper coverage of the Christmas Home Decoration contest. He credits the paper with boosting public response and spreading Christmas spirit in Lakewood, thanking the editors for help and cooperation.
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Lakewood
Bulls on Front Pages Spark Reader Protest
A reader criticizes the press for overemphasizing bullfighting in coverage and front-page pictures. The letter notes cruelty toward bulls and questions why media repeatedly highlights the sport, citing limited front-page imagery in six months of issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Preston
Russel
the Press- Telegram
Has Idea for Men Over 45
A reader cites a front page piece on the job plight of men over forty five. The letter laments the heavy responsibilities men bear and notes widespread destruction of national resources through bombing and arson, urging greater concern and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press-Telegram
Ambassador Luce Urges U S Cash Aid for Italy
Virginia Kelly reports Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce addresses a 1000-person luncheon at the Willard Hotel, urging U S financial aid contingent on Italy's economic program. Luce warns communism remains a problem, praises Premier Scelba, and expresses optimism for steady U S Italian collaboration to advance freedom.
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Clare Boothe Luce
Washington
Women's
National Press Club
Elizabeth Carpenter
Willard Hotel
Luce
Italy
U.S
NATO
United States
U. S
Portraits of Change and Youth in Our Time
A reflective piece discusses modern life progress and youth freedom, contrasting with past lessons. It urges teaching youth to keep hearts sincere with honor to God and home, suggesting changes are needed as generations pass.
Brief Notes From SenSpaper Rambles And Reform
Russia may misuse backward states as a political point while a governor avoids TV inauguration. Winchell cites Zsa Zsa and Robirosa guests for pay. A need for more medical technicians is noted at Leonard Hall. Democratic smears on Nixon are discussed. UC scientists use sunlight to make sugar and smog researchers pursue sunlight. The President backs raises for government workers. Detroit reports automotive experts ready to unveil new adjectives for ’36.
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Russia
Detroit
Newspaper staff and office locations listed
The document enumerates editors publishers and executives including H Ridder Harold Hines Samuel Cameron H Burmester Malcolm Epley Washington Neve and office addresses for Ridder Johns in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles San Francisco plus comic advertising reps Metropolitan Group Inc and notes current press telegram offices.
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H. F. Burmester
Malcolm Epley
Washington Neve Bureau
Wass
Alben
National Advertising Representatives Ridder.Johns, Loc
New York
E. 50Th St
Chicago
Detroit
Mirnneapoli
Foshay Tower
St. Paul
Eaat 4Th St
Los Angeles
Wilshire Blvd
San Francisco
Sutter St
Press
Comic Advertising Representatives
Metropolitan Group, Inc
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Sky
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Tompkins
Clinton
Calhoun
Marshall
Garner
Benson Summery
Civil Service
David Lawrence
E. A. Guest
ELL E. Cass
Park Ave
F. C Buck
Roswell
George Yeaman
Virginia Kelly
Metcalfe
George Clark
Bill. Vaughan
Winchell
Zsa Zss
Robirosa
Atd
Leonard Hall
Dick Nixon
Hall
University of California
Elesram
Berman H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel ¢. Cameron
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