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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1955
Page
11
A long readers mailbag and industry notes feature a rash of letters to Earl Wilson about Garry Moore’s crew cut and other pop culture quibbles. The page also reports on Paris bound stars, TV and film plans, Broadway chatter, and misc celebrity sightings.
A Long Beach Medical Association public interest piece outlines stuttering causes and treatments. It notes prevalence among children, gender differences, and recommends confidence support, avoidance of teasing, and possible psychotherapy or hypnosis to address underlying anxiety.
A New York columnist blasts the idea of equal sharing in housework and romance. He argues against sociologists who say wives should pursue independence and that husbands need not expect traditional care. He warns such views degrade womanhood and threaten marital harmony.
In the Men's Pairs at the Eastern Championships Alfred Sheinwald navigates an unsound contract by reopening the bidding to salvage the hand. West opens king of hearts and shifts to diamonds, leading to a sequence where declarer wins with the ace and leverages ruffs to secure the contract. The article also discusses marriage and partnership ideas sown between bridge notes and social commentary.
Answer to three questions on women's roles education youth work experience and workplace behavior. Dr Kate H Mueller argues women must be trained in all skills for wife mother citizen and wage earner. Youmans study shows work experience shifts career ambitions. A harsh boss or parent reflects own insecurity and harms others.
The quote notes that players who push bids may misjudge the risk and reward, as opponents sometimes fail to see the extent of the risk taken. In such cases, rivals end up rewarding rather than punishing aggressive, risky play.
A collage of opinions on culture, architecture, health, and policy. Notable voices include Police Chief Robert Murray President Harry Truman Architect Del Bianco General Mark W. Clark and Secretary of State Dulles offering cautious views on bans, aging, and security.
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