Vigilant Americans face one world rule threat now
An op-ed urges constant vigilance against One World Government and the Connally Amendment threats. It argues states must remain sovereign and free from global police powers while noting radio astronomy hints at communication from distant suns and urging study of starlight for hidden messages. The piece closes with D J Struven of Bellflower signatures.
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United States
Radio Astronomy
D. J. Struven
Chicago Ave
Bellflower
Editorial endorses Gerald Desmond for Long Beach city attorney
The Committee for Civic Action urges election of Gerald Desmond citing long standing legal problems in Long Beach. The editorial blasts the incumbent for aloof leadership and lack of cooperation, argues Desmond offers aggressive, cooperative leadership with deep experience from six years on the city council.
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Committee For Civic Action
Long Beach
Harry Bulfum
Atty
Gerald Desmond
Desmond
United States
Progress After Shaky Start Governor’s 1960 Session Achievements
The 1960 special session under Governor Pat Brown passed two major measures of local interest. A master plan for higher education creates a new board to run state colleges, while a state anti smog bill requires devices on all automobiles. The Chessman issue was rejected but did not derail constructive progress.
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Pat Brown
California
Daryl Chessman
Long Beach
State College
State Board of Education
Los Angeles Basin
Senator Soaper Seeks Rheumatic Astronaut in Weather Satellite
Senator Soaper jokes about a rheumatic astronaut guiding a weather watch satellite and radioing triggers for twinges. Mexico trades four ships of tequila for a cargo of disinfectant in a curious exchange. An expert on international trade is anyone who can tell which is which, or so the mock critique goes.
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Mexico
Japan
Out Our Way on presidents, forums, and parental influence
A compact take on political hints about the next president ending in on, youth conferences, a national forum on life stages, and parents groups threatening TV limits. It questions industry compliance and the impact on children.
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United States
Primaries Poor Test for Presidential Suit
Walter Lippmann argues Wisconsin primary shows primaries do not reliably select the best president. He decries the by not testing true presidential qualities and urges Kennedy and Humphrey to address national issues publicly to inform public opinion and the July convention.
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Wisconsin
Lippman
Unian
United States
Kennedy
Humphrey
Senate
Motel owner decries civil rights arbitrary penalty
A Michigan reader argues against civil rights statutes affecting motel owners. He cites an attorney general ruling barring distribution of a resort guide listing individuals accused of violations. He fears being fined up to 10000 dollars or a year in jail for refusing service to a Negro patron, asserting economic and social harm.
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Michigan
Lawrence
State Tourists Council
West Michigan Tourists and Resort Assn
West Michigan Association
West Michigan Tourist and Resort Assn
Lans
De Clawed Cub Sparks Reader Letter Controversy
A reader praises the press coverage defending claw removal on a cub bear, condemns similar acts on a cat, and argues defending furniture justifies de clawing. The letter, signed B. P. Muscente from Junipero Ave, criticizes owners who remove claws to protect belongings and likens it to harming human digits.
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Charles D. Griffiths
Fragmented Long Beach Press-Geleoram Snippet
A garbled OCR fragment from a California newspaper item mentions Long Beach, editorial notices, publishers, and various names. It references addresses in St. Paul and Los Angeles and hints at advertising and representation details, though content is unclear.
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Kletey
Dutritt
Forbay
St. Paul
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Thasa Afilert
Repranidahret Metropolitan Grove
Ing
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David Lawrence
Grand Rapids Press
Harry Truman
B. P. Muscente
Junipero Ave
Geleoram
CALIX
Herman MH
Aid
Publichar
Daniel He Rudco
Er- Publier
Harald MA
Hines Autte
Publber
Samuel C. Carrara
Cecera
Manse Lea
Calling Jr
Pasisess
Manzo Ar Arene Emt Raging Editorial
Paan Baier
Westington
George Clark
KBE
Sie
John
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