Editorial on Tidlands Oil Funds Regional Benefits Debate
Editorial quotes Tulare County Farm Bureau official criticizing Long Beach for using tidelands oil funds for upland projects and arguing the city should not usurp legislative powers. It notes the Mallon suit outcome and stresses regional benefits of hospital, park, library, airport, and marina projects funded by tidelands, urging fairness and recognition of shared benefits beyond Long Beach.
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Supreme Court
Tidelands
City Auditorium
Nixon the busiest man in Washington in 1960s terms
Washington columnist outlines Vice President Richard Nixon’s dense schedule. Five White House meetings, multiple public events, dinners, receptions, travel to California, Ohio ties, and a Whittier College reunion highlight a vigorous seven day-plus routine. Eisenhower’s ceremonial load and Nixon’s training role further shape a demanding day rhythm.
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Richard M. Nixon
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California
Nixon
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Ohio
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Senate Chamber
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White House
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D
Questioning Oppenheimer Security Verdict Sparks Debate
A long memorandum by William Liscum Borden questions whether J Robert Oppenheimer was an unwitting Soviet instrument or a loyal yet misguided scientist. The Joint Congressional Committee and an Atomic Energy Board review his security clearance, with a 2 to 1 denial by the board and an upcoming Atomic Energy Commission decision that could trigger public hearings. The study of 992 pages of testimony suggests Oppenheimer may have acted unwittingly in ways that raised security concerns.
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Washington
Robert Oppenheimer
Borden
Westinghouse Co
Atomic Power Division
Joint Congressional
Sen. McMahon
Connecticut
Joint Congressional Committee of Atomic Energy
Oppenheimer
Gordon Gray
University of North Carolina
Army
Truman
Inez
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Ward Vv. Evans
Atomic Energy Commission
Special Board
Congress
Atomic «Energy Commission
Aromrc
Joint Congress
Atomic Energy
McCarthy
Joyal
Tor. Oppenhemer
House Un-American Activities Committee
Brown
Uniersity
Roscoe Wilson
Graves
General Nichols
Questions and Answers on Math and Oppenheimer Review
A mixed Q and A item covers West Point math focus and the first Cubs trio pairing in 1902. It also discusses the first government woman, and a lengthy Oppenheimer loyalty case with security verdicts and testimony, highlighting disputes over judgment and evidence in the 1940s to 1950s.
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Evers
V.S.O
Doc Tinker
Johnny Evers
Frank Chane
Chicago Cubs
Chance
Franklin P. Adams
JUST FOLKS A sardine poem by E A Guest
The piece ponders who first turned the plain sardine into a dainty party tidbit. It marvels at the transformation from living to decorative pink and yellow trimming and questions which artist chose the toast and tinting to make sardines a feast for the eyes and palate.
Long Beach Notices Highlight Death and Local Events
In Long Beach history a resident since 1909, J. Mottell founder of Mottell's Mortuary, has died. The city saw sixty Agassiz Nature Club members touring Rancho Santa Ana, while the After Dinner Speaking Club discussed cosmetics deafness civic duty and Daniel Webster. A new night baseball league formed and police seized an automobile and a case of bonded Scotch liquor.
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Dosepa J. Mottell
Long Beach
Mottell
Agassiz Nature Club
Rancho Santa Ana
Daniel Webster
Polee
Public Forum Letters Policy Summary
Public forum letters require bona fide signatures and addresses and must stay under 250 words. Editors may edit for taste or space to fit the item in the page.
Butter, Deal Arouses Reader
A reader condemns high butter prices and government policy, noting taxpayers cannot afford butter domestically while the administration ships or sells it to other countries for 41 cents a pound after a large storage cost. Mrs M M Cone of 6517 Gaviota Ave adds her perspective.
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Arthur Godfrey
Price of Show Held Too High and Free Youth
PRESS TELEGRAM reports criticism of a Washington show with high costs and alleged curses. A youth was described as free of charge with excellent IQ but poor behavior. Julia Swain cites 1952 Atlantic Ave and Alfred E. Lrighton at 127 Grand Ave urging personal freedom against despotism.
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Press- Telegram
Washington
Julia Swain
Atantic
Alfred E. Lrighton
Grand Ave
Forum Letter Writers Lauded in Press Telegram
Letter writers in the Press Telegram forum are praised for plain speaking and concern for the country. Their humble, profit free prose seeks better paths for national unity and addressing current problems.
Fears fascists voiced by American citizen Margart McDonald
Public letter from Margaret McDonald of 2413 E Broadwater expresses fear that pressing on Communist fear could enable fascist control in the United States A call to vigilance against creation of a fascist regime through intimidation of thought and action</analysis>
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Margaret McDonald
E. Broadwat
Portraits Metcalfe Ring and a Wedding Promise
A man asks about a ring that proves fidelity and, after a tense moment, learns it is a scholastic ring. The speaker recalls shared songs and memories while urging his beloved to keep the ring until it becomes a wedding ring that binds them.
Ike's Underground: The S.O.S. Club of Young Republicans
A 15 member young Republican House group dubbed Ike's Underground runs as a mutual aid society. The S.O.S. Club meets weekly in executive sessions to discuss strategy, with breakfast sessions featuring guests like Chief Justice Warren and Vice President Nixon. They support the Eisenhower agenda and voter interests while tracking congressional matters.
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Ike
House of Representatives
Craig Hosmer Calilj
California
Joe Holt
Bob Wilson
al Bentley
Elford Cederbers
Mich
Peter Frelinghuysen
N. J.J
Jett Telelzon
Mr. Truman
Mel Laird
Wisi
Bailey Mervilland
John Rose
Ariz
Doug Stringfellow
Utah
Stuyvesant Wainwright
N.Y
Herb Warbu
Warren
Nixon
Dulles
White House
Eisenhower
Bentley
Press Telegram Masthead and Ad Representatives
The Press Telegram masthead lists Harold M. Hines as Assistant to Publisher Samuel C. G. Cameron with Genl. Manager H. F. Burmester and Editor Malcolm Epley. It notes Washington News Bureau at 808 Albes Building, with Ridder-Johns, Inc. as national advertising reps and offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles San Francisco. Current files are kept at the newspaper’s offices.
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Herman H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel CG. Cameron
H. F. Burmester
Malcolm Epley
Washington News Bureau
Albes Building
Ridder-Johns, Inc
New York
E. Bot
Chicago
Wrigley
Brig- Detroit
Penobscot Bldg
Minneapolla
Foshay Tower
St Paul
East 4Th St
Los Angeles
Wilshire Blyde
San Francisco
Sutter St
Press-Telegram
Theas
Comic Advertising Representatives
Metropolitan Group, Inc
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