Editorial: Warren quits run for California governor
Gov. Earl Warren will not seek a fourth term and his decision reshapes California politics. Lieut. Gov. Goodwin Knight stands to gain as a strong Republican successor, while Democrats may seize opportunity. Warren praises periodic change, cites health of the republic, and critics may doubt motives, but his leadership has been clean and solvent.
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Marquis Childs GOP Lacking in Government Philosophy
Washington file analysis notes that the Eisenhower era seeks authoritative answers to governance. A 57 member anti trust committee includes professors and lawyers from major firms. Brownell names Stanley Barnes to head anti trust division amid indictments of smaller companies and a dropped cement case.
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Dance history note and world city facts
The entry cites Britannica stating the ga votte originally involved kissing and capering. It also notes Viborg as a historic Danish city and Phnom Penh as Cambodia’s capital, presenting concise, cross-cultural facts.
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Nixon reaffirms Korea policy views in Legion speech
Vice President Nixon defended the Truman era Korea intervention and criticized those invoking the fifth amendment. He recalled his 1952 interview stance, urged responsibility for war choices, and warned of stalemate after 30,000+ casualties and strengthened enemy air power, saying the war was not militarily successful.
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Dulles Toughens Red Warning in Cold War Shift
In a guarded, Evolutionary move dating to 1947, Dulles warned China that the U S could strike on home soil if Korea or Indo China actions resumed. The hard line followed Truman era steps expanding American security, aid to Greece and Turkey, and the Marshall Plan, signaling a clear shift against communism worldwide.
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Just Folks by E A Guest Quatrains The Winner
A verse about punctuality and victory in a light rhymed quatrain. The speaker notes a man arriving five minutes late yet winning, then contrasts courtship and marriage as the maiden’s approval of looks and carriage leads to romantic ends.
Long Beach Ceremonies Mark C-47 Delivered by Civilian Workers
Ten years ago at Long Beach Army Air Base a new C-47 was accepted built at the Douglas plant. It was financed entirely by a war bond drive and produced by civilian workers. Earlier, twenty years ago, the Long Beach breakwater foundation was laid with tons of rock dumped daily into the sea while Signal Hill oilmen planned to sustain output of about 70,000 barrels per day.
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Kinsey debate. Bible verses shape public forum letters
In a letter to the PRESS-TELEGRAM, Dave MacPherson cites Galatians to argue sin leads to divine punishment and calls for personal faith in Jesus Christ as remedy. Another reader, Mrs. H Newman of 1969 Raymond Ave, critiques urban rental practices, noting steep clean‑deposit demands and restrictive landlord rules amid housing search woes.
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Death Purest Democracy in a Soldier’s Message
A 17 year old Marine from the South Pacific sends a note about a sermon at the Swo Jima cemetery dedication. The chaplain’s words affirm democracy across faiths races and classes, urging living readers to reject hate and embrace equality. HELEN SAVITZ 3695 Eucalyptus Ave.
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Attitude of Landlords Hit Community Notice
A reader shares experiences with numerous landlords highlighting rising rents and poor responses to maintenance requests. The letter discusses tenant hardships and calls for better housing policies and landlord accountability.
Veteran baseball men joke about curveball tricks observations
Senator Soaper notes that players scoff at curveball tricks while media depictions reveal broader risks. The piece touches on optical illusions, a rookie valued at $35 000 and questions about a contestant's scandal. Mount Etna eruptions loom as Betty Hutton films nostalgia resurfaces.
Questions Answers Bagpipers Dont Sit Down on Job
Q Do Scottish pipers sit while playing the bagpipes H RB S 4A The Highland piper always stands or walks while playing. Q difference between ship and boat R J T A Saltwater men say vessel with lifeboats is a ship. one without is a boat. Q When did the Marine Corps first admit Negroes H T A Negroes were first accepted in June 1942 and the first Negro officer was commissioned in November 1945. Q airline hostess height weight and age rules D W A Hostesses typically 5 ft 1 in to 5 ft 6 in tall, weight under 135 lbs, ages 21 to 28, long hair or glasses may be restricted. Q GI Bill provisions still in force N R O The loan program for veterans remains but has four years left. education and training ended for most WWI veterans July 5, 1951, with some still active.
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Beware the Orator and the True Democratic Way
A reflective verse warns against persuasive speakers who color facts, urging readers to judge leaders by genuine sincerity and democratic principles rather than cultured rhetoric. It cautions about manipulation, urging skepticism of sweeping promises and loud voices.
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