Two Worlds and Korea Highlight Bipartisan Foreign Policy
An editorial argues Korea exposes need for nonpartisan approach to foreign policy. It credits Dulles with urging firm anti-communist stance and notes Hoover’s UN reorganization idea now echoed by Cold War realities. Two incompatible worlds exist, better to have two than a single wrong one.
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State Department
Dulles
Herbert Hoover
United Nations
Mr. Hoover
Security Council
Kremlin
Soviet
Russia
Nixon elicits strong support despite anti campaign attacks
The piece argues Nixon's appeal across a broad California audience threatens opponents in the Senate race. It refutes an old accusation that Nixon ran as a Democrat, noting he ran on both tickets with a Democratic for Nixon leaflet.
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Richard Nixon
United States Senate
Whittier
Nixon
Manchester Boddy
Los Angeles News
Boddy
Play It Safe This Independence Day Holiday Traffic
Reading of the holiday rush as thousands hit highways for the Fourth of July. The piece urges safe travel, urges drivers to follow traffic rules, and wishes celebrators a joyous but careful vacation. It emphasizes driving carefully in heavy traffic and returning safely.
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California
Cuckoo's Egg in Korean War Debate Revisited
The piece argues Truman authorized use of ground troops in Korea, framing the North Korean invasion as a foregone outcome. It criticizes Soviet and communist agitprop, claims Allied withdrawal left a puppet regime, and asserts the North Korean attack hatched from Moscow's influence as the West faced a rising Cold War crisis.
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Sident
Truman
Seoul
Ruman
Alsa
Russia
North Korea
America
South
Korea
United Nations
South Korea
Fus
Moscow
Tts
United. States
Wars Aren't Fought as Expected Says General Ike
A Washington column argues the Korea decision exposes gaps in U S readiness. It notes only one active carrier and many mothballed ships while urging stronger naval and marine forces to support Pacific contingencies. The piece cites Eisenhower on war’s unpredictable nature and calls for reevaluating budget focus.
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Washington
Republic of Korea
Far East
U. S
Marine Corps
Continental
United States
Japan
Haz
Formosa
Koyeaja
Western Pacific
Korea
Navy
Army
Air Force
Eisenhower
U S Reaction No Doubt Startled Kremlin
The piece argues American reaction to Communist advance reveals internal divisions and doubts. It notes Senate accusations against the State Department, Taft's critique of Dean Acheson, and calls for a constructive peacetime program in the Far East while affirming American resolve to drive out communist invaders.
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Washington
Stalin
Molotov
Et al
Kremlin
America
West
Shere
United States Senate
Department of State
Korea
Asia
Robert A.taft
Ohio
Taft
Dean Acheson
State Department
Far East
Ts Korea
Just Folks at the Beach by E A Guest
A fragmented lyric about youths at the beach, contrasting carefree pleasure with daily duties and worries. The speaker recalls blue waters, golden sand, and lovers at play, noting in passing that modern concerns about fast pacing and high scores temper the scene. The text shows garbled lines and misread phrases.
Long Beach Ed Board Appoints Knoll Purchasing Agent
Arthur A. Knoll receives a two year contract to serve as purchasing agent while continuing as business manager. City council approves 3.5 acres south of Los Gerritos School for a new city park. Mary Bily Cline Quinn sets altitude record flying Travelair from Daugherty Field reaching 17,500 feet. Norman Kettering to compete in 300 meter rifle event at Pacific Coast Club meet. Vere L. Walters backs Henry P. Barbour at Recreation Pavilion event.
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Arthur A. Knoll
Board of Education
E. T. Hogan
Los Gerritos School
A&a
Mary Bily Cline Quinn
Travelair
Daugherty
Norman Kettering
Pacific Coast Club
Medley National
A. A. U. At Recreation
Readers' Opinions on Forum Current Affairs Denies Hatred
A series of letters debate accusations of hatred toward city employees over wage increases and pensions. E Curtis Clark defends criticizing actions but not hating, while opponents urge fair pay reform and pensions paid by taxpayers. A city employee concludes with calls for a fair salary plan benefiting all municipal staff.
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Press-Telegram
Toby Wick
Wick
E. Curtis Clark
Preas-Telegram
Lawrence Collins
Long Beach
Industs
Clark
Open Forum
Fireman's Prayer Fragmentary Text
Poem like plea for strength and use in duty. The speaker requests courage to save lives and protect property in fires. It includes appeals for alertness to hear calls, quick action, and willingness to risk life for neighbors and family.
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Plese
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New York State
John Foster Dulles
Jong
Democratic Committee
National Democratic
Boyle
Ures
By David Lawrence
United States Navy
Guam
Korean
U. S. Air Force
Marquis Childs
E. A. Guest
Hank Greenberg
Antoss Bay
Henry P. Barbour
Vere L. Walters
Portson
Riinday
Bain
Sunder
Maren
George Clark
Metcalfe
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