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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1960
Page
11
National discussion on Kennedy’s Catholic faith overlooks crucial questions about experience maturity national defense domestic policy and leadership. Critics focusing on religion miss whether he is qualified to be president and how he would handle agriculture water power Castro and other major concerns.
The Sacramento bill aims to curb loss leaders in retail sales, making below-cost offers presumptive evidence of intent to injure competitors. The author argues it undermines free enterprise by forcing innocent merchants to prove non-injury and would let bureaucrats meddle in prices.
In a recent City Council hearing on Long Beach one way streets attention focused on the dangerous crosswalk near St Anthony's School opposite 6th Street. Traffic from the Long Beach Freeway heavy volumes endanger students and teachers crossing to Alamitas Ave. The city is urged to build an overpass or underpass for pedestrians before tragedy occurs.
T. Robb of 5263 E First St argues in a public forum that medical costs push the poor into charity wards and that the medical profession may be fostering doctor shortages. He says if free enterprise fails to provide health protection for all, socialized systems may be needed despite pushback from the American Medical Association.
In a March 28 letter to the editor Charles M Garrion defends Proposition B urging voters to back a city legislative department. He challenges critic Zeltner to show how Prop B increases costs and notes Prop B would allow hiring staff to man the council office while Prop B 1 would permit aides and legislative advocates.
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan wrap up talks in Washington amid hopes and obstacles in Geneva. Officials warn that an on-site inspection program and a strict control system are needed, but challenges remain. Unilateral testing bans offer little trust and little guarantee against a future breach. A foolproof plan requiring destruction of all nuclear weapons is not yet on the table.
Lewie W. Burnett of George Washington University criticizes California state printing for textbooks. He argues it limits availability, raises district costs, and yields mediocre selections, urging an open list of the best modern texts without constitutional hurdles.
Democrats and industry figures seek Disneyland-like attraction appeal as Los Angeles hosts the first national convention. Family attendance prompts hotel and logistics chatter, with officials noting children and kinfolk may accompany delegates, while veteran leaders warn of planning complexities and the evolving slate of nominees.
A quiz note states that umbrella comes from a Latin term meaning little shadow. A jetliner descending from 35 000 feet begins its approach for landing 160 miles from the airport.
Fragmentary OCR lists staff and offices for Press Teledram Long Beach California including Harman aideer Pabnafiar Daniel H Alder Harold M Hines Aust te publisher Samuel C Cameron general manager Levy and others with mentions of editors and advertising reps. The legibility is poor but indicates a local newspaper office network and personnel.
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