Editorial Council Incumbents Have Earned Privilege to Serve City Again
The Press Telegram urges reelecting eight of nine Long Beach city council incumbents for three more years. It lauds their decisive leadership, fiscal restraint, and anti corruption record, while noting some disagreements and praising the selection of City Manager and key reforms. It singles out Max Livoni in the Sixth District and warns against challenger Malyna Reynolds in the Third District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Press-Telegram
Yong Beach
State College
Press- Telegram
Lynn Parmley
Lyman B. Sutter
Mer City
Joseph Ramsey
Raymond C. Kealer
James R. Seaton
Clarence E. Wagner
Carl Fletcher
Sacramento
Burton W. Chace
Bazil A. Carleson
The
Press. Telegram
Max Livoni
Livoni
Malyina Reynolds
Carnegie
L'Affaire
MacArthur
Robert A. Taft
Korea
Malik
Draw Poker Bill Fight Still Can Be Won
Long Beach Assemblyman Herbert R. Klocksiem pushes a controversial draw poker ban from the Assembly to the Senate’s governmental efficiency committee seeking a floor vote. The measure, backed by law enforcement, has support from three committee members and awaits public urging to reach the full Senate. Total public pressure could sway the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert R. Klocksiem
Long Beach
Senate
Klocksiem
Assembly
Klockslein
Sacramento
Jack B. Tenney
James J. McBride
Gerald J. O'Gara
Governmental Efficiency Committee
Iran Short or Long Term Problem
The piece argues the United States has firmed its stance by denying American firms and technicians from operating the British Iran oil concessions. It discusses whether the Iran British dispute is a short crisis or a longer challenge requiring new statesmanship, noting no current emergency but potential risk to British lives and the Abadan refinery if violence looms.
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Iran
Teheran
Abadan
Oil, Iran, and a Long-Term European Strategy
Analysis argues that military action cannot resolve the Iranian oil issue or stabilize southern Iran. Concludes that limited troop use is sensible only as a temporary measure, with the broader aim to manage a protracted shift in Asian Western relations rather than a quick crisis resolution.
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Iran
Middle East
Buena Park Neighbor Helped Neighbor
The finding of Patricia Jean Hulls body ends the first phase of a tragedy involving a little girl. The Buena Park community showed kinfulness and generosity as neighbors aided in a vast search and relief effort. The piece praises democratic spirit over collectivism and emphasizes voluntary civic action, police protection, and child supervision as lessons from the event.
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Patricia Jean Hull
Buena Park
Patricia
Civil Defense
Long Beach Press Details and Publishing Info
The Long Beach Press Gebaram edition lists officers W F Prise as president Neva Prise Paddock as vice president and Conklin as secretary treasurer. It notes publication daily except Sundays with a Sunday morning edition from Sixth Street and Pine Avenue Long Beach California and outlines subscription rates and advertising reps.
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W. F. Prise
Neva Prise Paddock
S& 8
Conklin
Sixth Street
Pine Avenue
Long Beach 12
Calif
Cresmar & Woodward
Imc
Stelropoitan
Nawsdepe
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Moat
Long Beach
Roin
Act of Na
Readers' Opinions on FORUM Current Affairs
A collection of letters from readers critiquing politics, government, and wartime policy. Names include QUENTIN THURMAN, J C HUGHES, EUNICE TILSTON, and METER VOLK. Topics cover Eisenhower and Truman, vote rights for service members, World Government Sunday, and Korea War reflections.
Viewpoints on China policy align Rusk and Acheson
Washington notes Secretary of State Acheson and Dean Rusk share the same view on American policy toward China. Rusk said the Chinese Communist government is not representative due to Russian control, while the Nationalist government is seen as more authentically representing the Chinese people. Some urged recognizing Red China, but Acheson defended the policy. He explained that a cease fire would involve the Red Chinese only if negotiations involve the fighting parties, not imply recognition. The process could see a cease fire arranged by U N or allied mediators and then referred to respective authorities back home.
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Press-Telegram
White House
Harry
Capitol Hill
Renéral
Truman
U. S
Justice Vinson
Eisenhower
Quentin Thurman
E. Willow St
United States
United Nations
Eunice Tilston
Ocean Bird
Washington
Acheson
Dean Rusk
China
Rusk
Russia
Red China
Korea
Red Chinese
Gen. MacArthur
U.N
U. N
MacArthur
U. N. General Assembly
Sease
Peiping
Priping
Tito
Department of State
Far Eastern
Moscow
Mr. Rusk
John Foster Dulles
Corncob Insights Highlight Senate Drama Over MacArthur
In a Senate debate cap and pipe symbolism flares as Russell shows readiness to chair. The piece notes Korea war stakes, Peiping control, and possible shifts urged by Rusk and Dulles. It argues Red China may gain recognition if China moves away from Moscow.
JUST FOLKS by E. A. Guest
A verse in which the speaker admits keeping a lingering grudge and plans to seek revenge for a single blow. He vows to endure years of ill temper and pursue vengeance until death. The poem centers on obsession and the cost of letting anger fester.
Grudge and civic memories in Long Beach notes
A reflective Long Beach item recalls ten, twenty, and thirty year marks. A ten year note speaks of a battalion muster and a grudge. Twenty years ago civil service favored leave over discharge for municipal workers. Thirty years past Salt Lake Railroad pledged a heavy bond to protect the W Third Street sewer outfall.
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National Guard
Fourth Provisional Battalion
California State Guard
Civil Service Board
Tortay
Salt Lake Railroad Company
Long Beach
W. Third St
Faith of a Child Faith in God in a child’s heart
A reflective piece extols the faith of a child as pure and beautiful noting trust in parents defenders and strangers. It frames the child’s belief as a miracle that lights and shapes life and urges preservation of child faith for divine blessing.
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M. Smith
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Bradley
Union
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J. C. Hughes
Cartagena
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Sen
Russell
Missouri
Missouri River
Far East
Douglas MacArthur
S&j
Louis Post-Dispatch
E. A. Guest
George Clark
Metcalfe
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