Editorial on Steel Strike Politics and Election Impact
The piece argues a prolonged steel strike could dampen the national economy and hurt Republican prospects in November, while an early settlement would aid the GOP. It notes wage rises may occur, with inflationary risk offset by economic stimulus, and cites CQ data on steel districts and potential Senate races. It urges a quick settlement for broader prosperity.
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Congressional Quarterly
Republican Party
Senate
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Maryland
Ilinois
Congress
Air Safety A Never Ending Project After Grand Canyon Crash
The Grand Canyon disaster killed 128 people and prompted a cautious study by the CAA to determine a probable cause. No survivors or clear clues exist, and authorities warn air safety requires ongoing improvement, with six to eight months for possible conclusions.
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Grand Canyon
Long Beach
CAA
DORIS FLEESON Demos Fear Nixon in Coming Campaign
Washington reports Adlai Stevenson leads the Democratic nomination race with a vice presidential search focused on countering Nixon. Discussion centers on how a candidate would pursue Nixon while defending Stevenson on health and civil rights issues. Potential running mates include Kennedy Wagner Mansfield Humphrey and Kefauver with Catholic weight and regional balance in play.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Nixon
South
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Stevenson
Sparkman
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Kerr
New England
Kennedy
Massacchusetts
Wagner
New York
Mansfield
Montana
Humphrey
Minnesota
Kefaqver
Gov
Freeman
Senate probes federal funding of communist owned schools
The Senate permanent subcommittee reports more than 3 million dollars from 1946 to 1952 paid to four schools owned wholly or in part by communists, with over 2 million for a NYC private high school. It calls for new legislation to curb further federal support and criticizes the Veterans Administration for nine years of inaction. The panel praises informants while noting anti-communist attacks on them and urges corrective measures.
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United States
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McClellan
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Lawiceme
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Repubé
Wilson Hints Progress in Missiles Beating Forecast
Secretary Wilson told the Symington subcommittee the United States expects to deploy intercontinental and intermediate range missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads. Tests show rapid progress in AEC and military research, with Russia likely advancing in the nuclear field and the risk of all out war described as civilization destroying.
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Wilson
Symington
Air Force
Deferige
United States
Carr
Ing
Army
James M. Gavin
Russia
Muszia
Britain
Why Do You Drive At Such A Speed
The speaker asks a motorist why speed is chosen and hears the reply of having the right of way. A collision leaves a man injured and a widow and child bereft as the wife and child face hardship from the reckless driver's legal protection.
Long Beach flashbacks and rent controls in old notes
A retrospective coastal record recalls Admiral Tony Cornero renaming his Rambling Rose ship Lux to the Bunker Hill amid ongoing legal pressure. An emergency ordinance once barred rent increases over 200 percent for 60 days, posted citywide. The clipping also mentions a Catalina to Manhattan Beach aquaplane race and a petty theft at Mary Star of the Sea church with gum and a foot rule.
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Tony Cornero
Lux
Bunker Hill
Frank
Sandeman
Long’ Beach
Catalina
Manhattan Beach
Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Church Ofice
Free Rider Argument Shows Flaws in Tight-to-Work Debate
R. J. Smith of Anaheim argues that free rider claims deceive and mislead, asserting unions bargain for all employees in the bargaining unit and nonmembers remain under union control only if they work within a specific group. He contends tightening to work laws should mandate unions represent those who refuse to join and support.
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SaReeretenia
Jawa
R. J. Smith
Thornton Ave
Anaheim
Wants More Laws Against Communists
A clipped public letter urges Congress and state officials to enact tougher laws against communism in the wake of perceived social unrest. The writer criticizes lax enforcement, praises FBI efforts under J. Edgar Hoover, and calls for countermeasures, warning of dictatorship if communism grows unchecked.
Press Telegram Edits and News Bureau Locations
The Press Telegram lists its executive editor and Washington News Bureau, along with office addresses in New York Chicago Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles and San Francisco. It notes advertising representation by Comic Advertising Representative and Metropolitan Group.
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Herman H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
HEF. Buementers
Malcolm Epteyl
Washington News Bureau
Lbea
National Advive Ridder
Offi
New York
50Th
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Los Angeles
Wilshire
Sutter, Gli
Fragmentary civic note on incentives and address at Appleton St
A garbled passage discusses personal incentive and state actions. It mentions the phrase together with an address 12768 Appleton St. and references an unspecified boss rule and people’s efforts. The text lacks clear participants or events to establish a concrete summary.
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Appleton St
Questions Answers 675 Cities Operate Park Lots
A set of trivia prompts asks how many cities own and operate automobile parking lots. Data cites 1,137 cities over 10,000 population and notes the average city-operated parking spaces as 250. The text also mentions disease control sprays and pledge funding responsibilities in a legal context.
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Ahi
Teast - Lie
Fragmentary Verse Snippet with Erratic Phrases
Readable fragments hint at a stray poem or note about fear and absence from faith. The text is garbled and contradictory, offering no coherent event, names, dates, places, or concrete actions to ground a summary. The readable portions convey mood rather than a reportable item.
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