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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1956
Page
9
The piece notes that Soviet officials led by A N Shelepin condemn “hallelujah men” who praise bosses without question. It argues the culture inflated Stalin’s cult of personality and warns that a quarter century of Soviet obedience fueled deference and fear.
A collage of celebrity quips and socialite notes spans from Hollywood satiric exchanges to party whispers. Gossip about Sam Goldwyn, Billy Rose, Gloria Pall, and Conrad Hilton appears beside fashion and lifestyle asides, with brief notes on marriages, jewelry, and entertainment futures.
A 1956 field enterprises horoscope paragraph outlines sun sign advisories. Taurus should seek support before change while Gemini health checks are advised. Cancer warned against tension and resentment. Leo urged to avoid nagging. Virgo and Libra address mistrust and confiding ideas. Scorpio through Pisces receive cautions on judgment, balance, and careful speech.
In a blunt portrait the article argues Shelepin remains a loyalist, not a reformer, adding a strong chorus of hallelujahs for the Soviet regime. It contrasts survival instincts of political figures with a hoped for conscience, concluding Shelepin cannot summon help or dissent.
The piece argues healthy adults are driven by adventure versus security, noting men and women act boldly in flight and battle while warning about overemphasis on safety. It questions telling applicants they are unqualified, suggesting psychologists can predict fit but also that rejection can guide future options.
Cape buffaloes are Africa's most dangerous animals when wounded they ambush hunters then trample with sharp hooves. The behavior highlights the species' deadly reputation and the risks for game hunters in the region.
ADMIRAL REDFIELD MASON rose to public attention by courage and preparation while on shipboard. In a Yokosuka game years ago he deftly navigated a tricky bridge position by false-sfeed and precise timing to prevent East from winning a key trick. The declarer forged a clear path to victory, finishing with four hearts, one spade, two diamonds, and two clubs.
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