Is Philosopher Tussman Asking Us to Pay for Red Propaganda?
An editorial critiques Dr. Joseph Tussman from the University of California for arguing that communism should be taught in colleges and subsidized by public funds. It cautions that universities must remain free of propaganda and that communism should earn legitimacy in open, academic debate rather than protected access.
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Joseph Tussman
University of California
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Eisenhower May Ask Congress for Authority to Act Quickly
The piece argues President Eisenhower could seek a joint Congressional resolution to authorize U S forces in a Pacific crisis amid rising Red China aid to Indochina. It notes wartime precedents, UN obligations, and Paris’s reluctance, suggesting a unified Allied approach may hinge on congressional action.
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Portraits METCALFE My Dream Come True
A lyrical verse recounts a bright day and a loved one's confession. The speaker recalls kissing a promise, feeling fear of a fading dream, and finds comfort in the beloved’s arms as a guardian against storms. The poem centers on mutual belonging and enduring love.
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VIPs Miss Bikini Test as Air Crew Fails View
A transport plane carrying Air Force brass, including Gen. Otto Weyland and deputy secretary Hyde Gillette, flew away from Bikini Atoll as the H bomb exploded. Traffic control forgot to direct them back, causing the VIPs to miss the test while other planes observed.
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Pacific
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Public Affairs booth travels Burma monk tests truth of American peace message
A Burma public affairs officer recounts setting up a pro American exhibit next to native crafts. A Burmese monk questioned the message and asked how to know it is true. The American replied that he wrote it and looks honest, and the monk agreed after consideration.
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Adversity Helps Democrats Patch Up Differences in Dinner Talk
Virginia Kelly reports that after a $100-a-plate Democratic dinner at the Mayflower attended by 1500, Democrats show unity despite disagreement over McCarthy and administration advisers. They credit Lyndon Johnson for discipline, note Taft-Hartley debates, Alaska Hawaii statehood, and the leadership of Sen. Russell, while weathering concerns over foreign policy and enjoying moments of shared leadership.
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Just Folks by E A Guest Poem Reflections on Time
A compact verse observes the relentless progress of time as days move from tomorrow to yesterday. It notes dawn noon and night passing through town, untouched by rulers or priests, and suggests the present cannot be restored once gone.
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Long Beach Past Lotta Notes and Plans
A brief survey recalls April Navy enlistments in Long Beach topping 84, a 1944 45 library budget of 239580 dollars, and twenty years back the Beckoneers formed to promote Long Beach. Also noted is a million dollar Municipal Stadium project due for completion, a drug store shootout in old west style, and a La Serena Club dinner featuring a miniature maypole.
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Public Forum Letters on Astronomy and Transit Voices
Readers criticize science claims in astronomy and defend Bible trust. Leslie R. Riehls of San Pedro questions sun distance and sizes, urging Bible light over scientific theory. George W. Booth of Long Beach calls for preserving rapid transit lines and rail service over buses to aid harbor-area growth.
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Jackson Thanks Voters in Primary Win Third District
Lawrence O. Jackson thanks supporters after winning the Third District primary with the largest vote. He pledges to pursue clean government and work toward election in the June 1 general election, expressing faith in Long Beach citizens.
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Long Beach
Lawrence
Jackson
Let Children Learn Peace Not War Through Toys
A letter by George B. Hall argues against teaching war through toy pistols uniforms and battleships for children. He urges selecting toys that promote constructive skills and peaceful ideals, calling war hideous and urging education toward defense without glorifying conflict.
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Oncom Tng
George B. Hall
E. Ocean Blvd
Long Beach Rail Removal Debate Takes Rapid Transit Route
A letter criticizes the Public Utilities Commission decision expected to allow removal of Long Beach’s last passenger-carrying railroad to Los Angeles. The author argues it steps back from transit by replacing rail with buses and condemns Pacific Electric for poor track maintenance while praising safer freeway bus travel.
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LuRay
Long Beach
Public Utilities Commission
Los Angeles
Pacific Electric
Readers quiz me: longest airline and Roosevelt death fact
A historical Q A column answers: Air France as the world’s largest airline in 1953 with 145000 miles of routes across six continents. Theodore Roosevelt died at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay on Jan 6 1919 and is buried nearby. Rice expands about three times when cooked. Senate gallery seats 621 and House gallery 616.
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