Editorial: Keep Child Care Centers If Need Persists
The article urges continuing California Child Care Center funding past June 30, arguing centers serve widowed and working mothers, reduce relief costs, and reflect demonstrated need. It notes bipartisan support from Assemblyman Klockstein and Senator Richards, but warns rural strongholds may oppose. hearings in Sacramento next week will decide their fate.
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Herbert Klockstein
Long Beach
Richard Richards
Richards
Klocksiem
Los Angeles County
Echo Park Fight Echoes in Congress
Washington dives into a Colorado River dispute as echoes of Echo Park and Glen Canyon dams rise in congressional committees. The plan faces downstream Arizona and California opposition with a 902 million dollar projected cost and eight year repayment from power and irrigation revenues.
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Green River
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Arizona
California
Los Angeles
Hoover Dam
U.S. Supreme Court
Mother Nature
National Parks
Dinosaur National Monument
Craig Hosmer
R-Calit
Trinity River
Clair Engle
Echo Park Dam
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House
Briefs From Sen Soaper On Investments And Edits
Bill Vaughan notes caution in investments while critics mock fiscal behavior. State Dept grants visas to Russian student editors aged 24 to 39 for US tours. A Oklahoma legislator cites outside income even with a 22500 salary. A Senate subcommittee reports 1.25 million American youths get into police trouble yearly.
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United States
Dial E for Eisenhower and Intergovernmental Relations
Marquis Childs examines the Eisenhower administration’s intergovernmental relations commission. He notes its partisan makeup, staff, and the debate over centralization. Professor William Anderson argues that grants in aid do not greatly expand federal control, challenging centralization criticisms.
Dillon Anderson to Become NSC Special Assistant
Virginia Kelly reports that Dillon Anderson, a Houston lawyer and author, will join Washington as the President's Special Assistant for National Security Affairs on April 1. He will coordinate NSC meetings and brief the President, leaving his business roles, and he is chosen by his predecessor Robert Cutler.
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Dilton Anderson
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Robert Graves
Dillon Anders
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National Security Council
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Office of Defense Mobilization
NSA
Anderson
Houston
Texas
Westinghouse
Washington
Dillon Anderson
White House
Robert Cutler
Boston
Heritage of a Longline Family
The poem traces a genealogical puzzle as the speaker explains how distant marriages preserved a family name. Through generations a grandson recounts ancestral ties, noting unnamed graves and forgotten fortunes while linking a lineage back to a grandfather and father. The piece reflects on memory, lineage, and the unknowable past.
Long Beach notices span three eras from 1940s to 1960s
A Long Beach item recalls a dairy establishment near South Street blocked by unanimous supervisor vote ten years ago, an upcoming road show Abies Irish Rose, a 20 year ago dance hall and beer parlor separation proposal, Lexington and Saratoga aircraft carriers leaving San Diego, a 30 year ago Nazarene Church outreach, a planned eight story Stn Street Pine Avenue building, and a Dulles remark about precise atomic devices.
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Lakewood Blvd
Downey Ave
Abie
Long Beach
First Christian Church
Lexington
Saratoga
San Diego
A&a G. Crockett
Nazarene Church
Stn St
Pine Ave
Public Forum Letters Keep Signatures and Addresses
Community members urged to submit letters under 250 words with bona fide signatures and addresses. Editors may edit for taste or space to fit edition constraints.
Calls GOP Smear Party in Letter to Editor
Mrs. Hardin of 65 Roswell Ave. argues the Republican Party acts as a smear party and criticizes the pattern of digs at Democrats while recalling wartime decisions and Hoover era mistakes in hopes of a call for better public conduct.
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Telyuiami
Yalta
Hoover
Hardin
Roswell Ave
Allen Bill Proposal Sparks Long Beach Oil Land Debate
E Curtis Clark, Taxpayers Council, denounces the Allen measure pending in the State Legislature. He argues it aims to deprive Long Beach of tidelands oil revenues and insults legislator intelligence. Clark cites long-standing tidal grants and federal patents as proof of property rights and warns against any move that could upset precedents and provoke upheaval.
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Long Beach
Tidelands
United States
E. Curtis Clark Taxpayers Council
Walnut Ave
Portraits by METCALFE No Monotony
A reflective verse by METCALFE proclaims there is no monotony in life as routine challenges are met with faith and effort. The poem emphasizes perseverance, moral aims, and daily acts of goodness in pursuing Heaven.
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Godl
Heaven
Liberal arts taught in colleges face neglect says president
The college president argues liberal arts teaching is overlooked in higher education. He suggests spiritual substance, not mere religious rhetoric, should be valued as a core part of learning and accepted plainly rather than cloaked in elaborate jargon. He cites a need for direct access to spiritual understanding by students.
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Alfred E. Brighton
Grand Ave
Questions Answers Pains Imaginary and Other Inquiries
Reader questions cover imagined pains with brain origins and genuine science updates. Doctors note pains can lack physical causes yet be real, while new animals are found often, Venice has about 150 canals and maintenance to protect foundations, and atomic waste disposal uses cement blocks, tall chimneys, or underground tanks with better methods sought.
Press telegram personnel and office listings
Current files of The Press Telegram are maintained at offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles San Francisco and San Antonio with advertising representatives in multiple cities. Names include Herman Ridder M Hines Samuel Cameron and Malcolm Epley among editors and executives.
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Harsid M. Hines
Publi
Samuel C. Cameron Ganl
A, F. Burmester
Malcolm Epley
National Advertising Representatives
Ridderichna, Inc
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E. 50Th St
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Minneapole
Foshay Tower
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East 4Th St
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Wilahine Blvd
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Metropolitan Group, Inc
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