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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1954
Page
10
An editorial argues the United States holds a clear stance on Puerto Rico independence, noting broad Puerto Rican support for the commonwealth and detailing how a small extremist minority attempted violence, prompting stricter Capitol security after a gun attack that wounded five Congressmen.
A reader’s claim of millions in oil revenue is misleading as only half the fund can be spent in the tidelands area and the upland half is tied up in a taxpayer suit. Even if available, funds could require voter authorization for operating costs, so civic projects should proceed first rather than cover current expenses.
Walter Lippmann questions the necessity of examining Gen Zwicker after Secretary Stevens asserted Army accountability to Congress. He argues McCarthy sought to discredit Stevens and intimidate the Army to boost his own power, aiming at the Republican leadership rather than communist threat.
The press Telegram chain shows Herman H Ridder publisher Harold M Hinegs assistant to publisher Samuel G Cameron general manager H F Guerrester editor Malcolm Epley executive editor with Washington News Bureau and Front office at 808 Al Dae Building. National advertising reps Ridder-Yehna Inc lists offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles and San Francisco with Currant Mes of Tha Pr Telegram maintained at these officer offices.
Lawrence urges Republicans to keep the dollar strong and avoid expediency as deficit financing proposals risk eroding faith in U.S. currency. He warns of a 1923 style panic if taxes are slashed for political gain and stresses budget balance as essential to full employment and national defense.
Paul Leake of the State Board of Equalization warned lawmakers that schemes to derail reform bills are already forming for the forthcoming special session. He cited the Senate Governmental Efficiency Committee led by Harry Parkman and argued that true reform must move liquor control away from the Board of Equalization. Leake urged passage of Weinberger committee recommendations in the Assembly, warning that without a core issue the effort may fail in committee and in public support.
Birthday wishes express pride in Don's senior year achievements in school and sports. A blessing for health and success in college requests A's and happiness. Family notes gratitude for his love and presence.
A humorous kitchen verse urges a personal rule for dieting. It defies medical lists, saying what you detest you may digest and what you like should be avoided. It playfully notes calories and carbs are irrelevant, advocating ear to appetite over official guidance.
Ten years ago rainfall reached 17.37 inches for the season. Admiral Kidd Park development began as a five acre project by the Coordinating Council. Twenty years ago officials considered dance permits at beer parlors, the payroll was cut, and The Press linked with Associated Press. The Long Beach Rifle and Pistol Club held its first formal shoot as the municipal golf course began alterations.
A fragmentary quotation argues true security comes when God is central in life. It cites John and a reflection by Lyn Claybrook on placing divinity at the heart of nations for enduring safety.
Legislators face mail backlog because many letters and telegrams lack return addresses. Assemblyman Herbert R. Klocksiem of the 44th District urges readers to include their identities and locations so responses can be sent. He welcomes correspondence on state government from interested citizens.
R. G. Clark of Wilmington urges President Eisenhower to have Sen. McCarthy resign and for a new, principled chair to lead subversive hearings with justice. F. R. Ellis of 1220 E Broadway defends McCarthy, arguing Reds are exposed by his methods and criticize critics who oppose them.
Monte Ray Mansir of 4532 Coldbrook Ave argues against equating McCarthy with Christ in a February letter. He cites Duke sociology professor Hornell Hart's 1952 finding that McCarthy made at least 50 false charges and notes McCarthy avoided naming Lattimore as a Communist on TV without immunity.
A 70 year old woman was slugged and robbed near Fifth and Atlantic, prompting MC Logan to denounce lenient juvenile policies. He urges public humiliation and punishment for teen offenders and blames the juvenile bureau rather than police for rising street crime.
Mrs J A Sperling writes from 4832 Snowden Ave praising an editorial criticizing McCarthyism and urging Eisenhower to speak out. She thanks the editor for defending law and order and human decency, urging public letters to rally against un-American tactics and for a broader protest.
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