Poisoned discourse in Nixon era politics
Editorial denounces a smear campaign against Vice President Nixon, noting Republican factions push to “sell him back” to the party while Democrats sometimes echo harsh character attacks. It cites Nixon’s fund scrutiny and Truman quotation claims, praising Nixon’s service and warning of a brutal, political character assassination.
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O‘truman
Harry S. Truman
Richard Nixon
Voters in 18th District Back Postal Rate Hike
An 18th District poll by Rep. Craig Hosmer shows 65.6 percent favor raising first class postal rates to fund the Post Office. Opposed 28.5 percent, 5.9 percent doubtful. The survey argues for relief of a $4 billion postwar operating loss and high interest costs. The finding suggests guidance for other areas.
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18Th Congressional District
Craig Hosmer
Congress
Tafts Influences Seen in Congress Amid Gas Bill Battle
Eisenhower veto of the gas bill unsettles the Senate lobbying inquiry and highlights a conservative coalition in Congress. Southern and southwestern Democrats join with the Republican right to form a bloc that shapes domestic policy, isolating the president and impacting Johnson and farm legislation amid campaign dynamics.
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Shift of 702000 Votes Could Defeat GOP Ticket in November
In a close 1956 race analysis the author argues that shifting 702000 voters from Eisenhower in seven key states could topple the Republican ticket. States like Oklahoma Missouri Minnesota Michigan Illinois and Maryland are pivotal amid farm disaffection and.
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Eight member Senate panel faces partisan test on lobbying
James Marlow notes the eight member Senate committee chosen to probe lobbying may be blocked by party splits. With four Democrats and four Republicans, initial rule conflicts and potential subpoenas hinge on majority support. Time is tight, as a Jan. 31 deadline looms and public hearings may be limited by election year politics.
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Missed Kindness Unsent Poem By E A Guest
Just Folks laments missed opportunities to brighten friends with flowers notes or letters, confessing that a good intention remained unspoken and the friend has since passed, leaving the speaker to wonder if the sentiment was ever felt.
Long Beach memories span ships and schools of yore
A cascade of dated events notes a 10 year old ship anchor in Long Beach awaiting a Pacific voyage as a test guinea pig for atomic research. It recalls a 20 year prior sale of Professional Building to a Long Beach merchants syndicate for over 300000, a 10 week shipyard strike ending, Poly High School winning Medalist honors from Columbia scholastic association, and a 30 year milestone cornerstone laying for the Scottish Rite Cathedral led by Grand Master Albert Boynton with nearly two thousand masons from Local counties.
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Columbia Scholastic Press Assn
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U. S
Albert E. Boynton
Orange Counties
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Ike and FDR in Two Health Policy Contrasts
Ida B Williams objects to making Eisenhower health an election issue while Roosevelt remained fully active until his death. The piece contrasts a full time Roosevelt with a now part time Eisenhower and cites concerns about future crises and another possible heart attack. It notes regular church attendance by Eisenhower and references Arthur Ef Maccartney at 28542 Granada Ave.
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Andrew Hutchison
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Arthur EF. Maccartney
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Editorial Praises Mental Health Clinic Efforts
Long Beach community health officials commend the Press Telegram editorial on the citys mental health needs. The Long Beach Welfare Council and Health Department study groups seek improved services through a full time Clinic supported by state funds, stressing treatment and prevention as essential for public welfare.
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Health Department
Spiritual Rebirth Along the Potomac In Eisenhower Era Tone
Washington residents describe a return to piety in top government circles. They note an end to gutter politics and vulgar remarks toward critics, contrasting with the era of lavish weekend soirees aboard the Mayflower during Eisenhower's 1953 inaugural period.
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Potomac Press-Telegram
Washington
Department
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Lawyers Dominate Congress Says 84th Survey
The issue notes that more than half of 84th Congress members have practiced law. Among 60 Senators and over 240 Representatives, lawyers form a majority. It also explains Civil War era gold standard shifts, with the U.S. moving from bimetallic to depreciated paper money from 1861 to 1879.
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Portraits Metcalfe WW 18 Not So
A terse verse narrative defends a man named Metcalfe against scandal rumors. He vows sincerity and faithfulness, asking his beloved to trust him and grant time to prove the negative claims incorrect. The speaker emphasizes honesty and ongoing commitment.
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