Editorial It Is Not Too Late For Long Beach Chest
Editorial argues Long Beach Community Chest likely ends with deficit beyond goal. Budget reviews will cut agency programs, such as Camp Fire Girls Lakewood director, to fit $575,000 allocations from a $708,000 goal. Despite a near $600,000 annual record, city growth and giving potential require renewed efforts. contributions accepted at Red Feather Building.
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Community Chest
Camp Fire Girls
Lakewood
HW. E. Ridings Jr
Red Feather Building
Cedar Ave
Give Courtesy for Christmas from the California Highway Patrol
The California Highway Patrol urges motorists and pedestrians to curb reckless behavior during the holiday period. Last December 420 traffic deaths occurred in California with ten on Christmas, and the patrol warns that a Friday Christmas creates a three day wreck danger. They emphasize avoiding travel when drinking, urging courtesy to reduce accidents with 6,000,000 motor cars on the road.
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California Highway Patrol
California
Highway Patrol
Debt limit foes block Marquis Childs analysis
Marquis Childs surveys the looming debt ceiling battle facing the Eisenhower administration as Congress resumes. He notes conservative Democrats and Republicans oppose lifting the limit beyond 283 to 285 billion, while Treasury pressures demand quick action to avoid deficits near nine billion dollars next year and potential further caps on spending.
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Wasuington
Eisenhower
Congress
George Humphres
Sperma Besson
Senate
House
George
Gear Tiarry Byret
Joe Martin
Humphrey
Nincheon
Treasury
Barger
New Farm Equipment Uses Flame to Destroy Weeds
A new tractor attachment burns weeds along crop rows without harming crops. Thermal paper indicators read 115 to 500 degrees Fahrenheit instantly. A portable high frequency electric unit welds plywood rapidly, enabling quarter inch panels to rival three quarter inch in strength.
Fragmentary religious verse with a few proper names
A garbled passage mixes biblical phrasing with names like God and Adami. It references commandments, love of the Lord, and a phrase about three cities, but the overall sense and attribution are unclear.
Smug Backseat Driving Depreciates U S Aid in Indochina
Joseph Alsop argues that American policy in Indochina is devaluing aid through smug backseat driving by the Pentagon and allied officers. He urges radical reform of Franco Vietnamese cooperation and insists the French fight in Asia is effectively ours.
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Indochina
Saigon
Trapneil
Malaya
Pentagon
Gen. Trappedl
Hhis
Haren
Navarre
Cogny
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Gens, Navarro
Gen
Chaniel
Asia
Coens
Corny
Bill Vaughan on TV roses and random riffs
The piece riffs on a televised Pasadena Tournament of Roses project, oddities in journalism and politics. It lampoons American media foibles, a Chicago incident, and quips about Russia, Birmingham slang, and a Truman-era skeleton debate.
Just Folks by E A Guest Long Ago in Long Beach
Poem honors a careful hunter who avoids killing, preferring to let game escape to protect self respect. The column recalls past notices: ten years ago Warren urged more women in the Women's Army Corps, and local clerical notes on Christmas card zone numbers and jetties at Alamitos Bay. It then mentions calcium production in California, a parkite limit in the business district, and Terminal Island dredging.
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Earl Warren
Women's Army Corps
Howard K. Goodwin
California
Alamitos Bay
Conteal
Terminal Island
Public Forum Letters Maintain Dignity and Signatures
Readers are invited to submit letters up to 250 words with bona fide signatures and addresses. Edits may be made for taste or space, ensuring clear, respectful discourse and verifiable author details.
Hatred for Russia Held Unjustified
Carl J. Nyquist argues that hostility to Russia is illogical, citing historical cases where Russia aided or supported the United States in wars. He contends Americans should reassess anti Russian sentiment and asks readers to “let's talk sense to the American people.” San Pedro.
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Russia
al Smith
New York
United States
Adlai Stevenson
George Washington
England
von Hindenberg
Paris
Eiserhower
Carl J. Nyquist
San Pedro
Heaven Is Glorious Place Pores re rep At Answering
A fragmented religious note argues Heaven is a place in scripture and that the resurrected body exists as a spiritual form. It cites Luke 24:36-43 First Corinthians 15 42-44 John 14 2 3 Micah 4 1 and Revelation 21 to support the idea of a heavenly city and final state. It mentions Walter Wy Strong and Garford St as sources or signatures.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Degus
John
Heavor
Walter Wy Strong
Garford St
White Case to the Editor Impugns Motives of President
A letter to the editor argues that as three individuals we should hesitate to impugn the motives of the President of our nation, past or present, urging cautious confidence in leadership.
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White
Ridder Newspaper Staff and Advertising Contacts
A doorway listing staff roles for the Press Telegram includes Herman H Ridder as publisher, Harold M Hines as assistant to the publisher, Samwel C Cameron as general manager, H F Burmester as editor, Malcolm Erle Matlona as representative, and Ridder Johgos Inc as comic advertising representative with the Metropolitan Group.
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Herman H- Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Samwel C. Cameron
H. F. Burmester
Malcolm Erle Matlona
Ridder-Johogs, Inc
Metropolitan Group
Government integrity and public confidence questioned
Ayra Belle Josselyn argues that dishonesty among officials undermines leaders and diminishes trust in government. She urges restraint as the nation faces global scrutiny amid internal bickering and weak public confidence.
Banks on Increase in an Average Year
Questions and answers discuss rising bank heists and the increase to 137 banks held up in the year ended August 31, 1958, up 36 from the prior year, with a nine year rising trend noted by the American Bankers Association. It also covers the Christophers organization promoting daily living, radio telescope concepts, and Mrs. Ky Bak nT Priest's birthplace and early life in Utah.
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American Banners Association
I Doubt It a Chorus of Maturity and Romance
A fragment poem laments a partner's youth and playfulness in love. The speaker critiques immaturity and持 contrasts a desire for serious romance, urging patience, endurance, and mutual growth.
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