Khrushchev in His Cups: Editorial Judgment on Khrushchev
The piece brands Khrushchev as erratic and intoxicated in demeanor, noting his aggressive Western tirade at a diplomatic reception and questioning Moscow’s reliability. It warns that such behavior risks world peace, arguing only a calm, shrewd response can avert catastrophe while hinting at Kremlin tensions.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
God
Russia
Moscow
Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchev
New Approach to an Ancient Problem on Highways
State Sen Richard Richards plans to push highway safety in the 1957 session by ordering a report on divider stripes and other construction techniques. He notes head on collisions and dense traffic areas may benefit from more divider strips to reduce fatalities while urging broader study and experimentation in highway design.
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Richard Richards
Nis
State Division of Highways
Alradysthan
Richards
API
Presidential campaign shakes the nation in 1960 race
The piece contrasts Adlai Stevenson and Sister Kefauver with Eisenhower as the 1960 campaign intensifies. It notes Stevenson’s and Kefauver’s exhaustive efforts to win in critical states while Eisenhower’s crowd pulling approach, including large rallies in New Hampshire, reshapes voter engagement and strategy.
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Waskington CP
Adlai Stevenson
Kefauver
Tacy
AMT Koopers
Puhwwer
Eisenhower
A. Tait
Campaign contrasts in Kefauver Stevenson Minnesota notes
The piece recalls Kee feaver and Stevenson during the Minnesota primary and outlines their campaign styles. It critiques Stevensons reliance on repeated speeches and generalities over specifics, contrasting with Kefauvers focus on targeted outreach.
Johnson Strengths Rise as 1960 Debate Intensifies
In Washington, Lyndon Johnson consolidates Senate leadership with the choice of Milo Manfield as Whip and claims 14 supportive senators. The piece weighs Stevenson’s weaknesses and Eisenhower's era, noting Johnson's appeal amid Democratic and Republican crosswinds and hints at Nixon and Butler as rivals shaping the 1966 scene.
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Eisenhower
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They Thought They Didn’t Want Jim Becomes Leader
In a reflective verse, the family initially doubts Jim’s place amid three children. Time proves the youngest brings joy and grows to lead his class, earning neighbors’ praise and proving the one they doubted was needed after all.
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Jills
Eheal
Long Beach Educational Enrollment Tops Previous High
Long Beach public schools report a record enrollment of 27 174 pupils, up from 1963 figures and 31 626 in 1944. Joseph R Ramsey elected Councilman from Fourth District to replace Herbert R Kockstein who resigned after moving out of the district. A review of past council actions and local events traces decades of civic activity.
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Joseph R. Ramsey
Herbert R. Kockstein
Ramsay
Santa Fs
Hiss sentence reduced and released after good conduct
In November 27 1954 Alger Hiss was released from Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary after serving part of a five year term for perjury. His early release relied on time served for good conduct and he had to report to a probation officer.
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Stevenson
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Debach
Adlai Swensen
Johnson
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Alger Hiss
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Teisan
Untitled Love Verse About Promise and Choice
Fragmentary poem-like text presents a Romantic pledge about offering happiness and wonders if the beloved will accept or reject the chance. It contemplates wealth, hardship, and lasting commitment, ending with a vow to honor the beloved in all actions.
Neighbors Report on Senator Soaper and Farouk Candy Bar
A Swiss student tours America and criticizes food, mail, cities, and garbage collection. The piece notes Farouk objects to a candy bar bearing his name, calling the naming inappropriate amid national stereotypes and misperceptions.
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America
Jnetfment
Mixed Holiday Items Spark Whimsical News Snips
A garbled chatty column blends holiday gift ideas with mentions of football bowls and golf. It references a doctor’s view on golf and a department store offering a million-dollar toy tiger in Texas amid chaotic, fragmentary notes about family activities and public life.
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Singh Tre Department Store
Texas
California Water Plan Outlined For State Needs
A public forum letter outlines the California Water Plan by Harvey C. Banks to address California water shortages. Objectives include flood control, boosting mountain and foothill water supplies, stream flow regulation for fishing and recreation, and distributing surplus water to deficient areas. The plan seeks legislative action to ensure fair transfers and statewide water development.
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Whasd Selegram
California
Harvey C. Banks
Department of Water Resources
Baker and Ahern Praised for Good Council Work
The two councilmen Toin F. Baker and D Pat Sihern are praised for doing wonderful jobs on various assignments. The remark notes Baker’s swell performance on a recent task and lauds their overall service to the city.
Welfare state at Procter and Gamble praised by reader
A reader argues that Procter and Gamble has built a practical welfare state for its workers and families, a model of good business. The letter questions why the press condemns similar welfare measures in other sectors and defends private company initiatives as beneficial.
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Procter Eng Gamble Co
Bensman
Lakewood
Etiler
Don't Blame Kids for Everything Editorial Letter
A reader from El Reno argues against blaming youths for city noise. He contends trucks and raw pipe work create more noise than teenagers, cites a Minnesota Superior Court opinion, and urges fair treatment without stereotyping juveniles.
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Cedar Ave
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