Long Beach Stake In Developing Nuclear Age
Editorial notes Long Beach’s stake in the nuclear age as outlined by Congressman Craig Hosmer during an Easter visit. He links the atomic age to local military industry, the Naval Shipyard, and the first nuclear surface warship named for Long Beach. He urges calm, informed progress and a continued fight for human freedom.
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Long Beach
Craig Hosmer
Hosmer
Los Angeles County
Pat Hillings
Joint
Committee On Atomic Energy
Congress
Santa Susana
Lakewood Pan American Festival Promotes International Friendship
Lakewood sponsors an annual Pan American Festival to foster goodwill with Latin American nations. The weeklong event concludes with a parade, highlighting a history sparked by Jess Solter and Dr. Walter Montano. Consulate representatives attended, praising Lakewood’s civic example and international role.
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Lakewood
Jess Solter
Walter Montano
Bolivia
U. S
Ioncheon
U.S
Long Beach
Nixon supporters tout maturity and prep for presidency
Washington reports two central beliefs among Nixon backers. First, he has matured and repented for past campaigns against Voorhis and Douglas. Second, his training as vice president uniquely equips him for the presidency, with travels abroad and a European tour seen as tests of his readiness.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Senate
Jerry Voorhis
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Campleeson Paigns
South America
Eisenhower
Poland
Yugoslavia
Iron Curtain
David Astor
London Times
California
Astor
Margaret Halsey
Africa
Press Telegram Staff and advertising contacts listing
The current file of The Press Telegram shows staff roles including publisher Harold M. Hines and executive editor Miles E. Sines. It also lists national advertising representatives Ridderdowns Inc and several office locations in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles San Francisco and San Francisco addresses for advertising and distribution support.
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National Advertising
Ridderdowns, Inc
York Seceeker
E. 50Th St
Chicrao
Wrigley
Detroit
Penobscot_Bidp
Minneapolis
Foshay Tower
St. Paul
East Ditt St
Los Angeles
W. Bth
San Francisco
Lutter St
the Press
Telegraf
Economic Salvation Seen in Wage-Price Control Program
Washington commentary argues wage and price controls are essential to curb inflation and sustain growth. It cites Baruch's call for voluntary limits, warns of a looming recovery followed by wage hikes, and urges Congress to back a standby wage and price control mechanism to avert a deeper recession.
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Washington
America
Congress
Baruch
United States
Portraits to Save the Peace Tax Reflection
A reflective piece argues the income tax supports defense and democracy during wartime and questions the lasting freedom of peace. It contends taxes are to prevent destruction by foes bent on wiping out democracy, urging readers to consider national safety rather than personal financial sting.
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Outer
Satire and snips of era wit drift through a quirky column
A humorous, fragmented column riffs on coffee breaks mood shifts, aging, space, political figures, and pop culture. It muses on a white house lawn parakeet burial, precocious children, and changing suburban life with playful, era-tinged irony.
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White House
Public Forum Letter Policy Brief
Public forum notices allow letters not exceeding 200 words with bona fide signatures and addresses. Letters may be edited for taste or space. The policy emphasizes authentic signatures and proper addresses to ensure legitimate community input.
Strapping Urged in Fight on Delinquency
A reader from Delaware argues for public strapping of delinquents to deter crime, citing lower delinquency rates and criticizing lax parenting. He questions public opposition and suggests funding via auto lot lessees for a plan including speedways and beachfront commercialism.
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Wie Bnurtala
Delaware
Ocean Blvd
Rudhti
Coney Island
Pacific
Otto Bond
East Ocean Blvd
Press-Telegam letter praising Long Beach band appeal
Mrs L M Williamson writes from 1057 Appleton St praising keeping the band in Long Beach. She recalls the concert hall at the Auditorium Easter Sunday and Sundays at Lincoln Park and Bixby Park, noting the loss of the former beach bandstand and its large crowds.
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Plummer
Press
Telegam
Long Beach
United States
Canada
Lincoln Park
Bixby Park
Beach
L. M. Williamson
Appleton St
Fears Beach Development Sparks Public Critique
A PRESS-TELEGRAM columnist quotes a contributor who calls Long Beach beach front "three miles long and 600 feet wide" barren and useless to the public, labeling it bad public relations and monopolistic selfishness amid proposed development plans.
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Long Beach
Defends Columnist David Lawrence Viewpoint
In defense of columnist David Lawrence, the writer criticizes Mr Maloney for bias and notes other columnists like Doris Freeson and the Alsop brothers along with Walter Lippmann as lacking objectivity. Nellie Baldwin comments from Long Beach.
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David Lawrence
Maloney
Doris Freeson
Alsop Brothers
Walter Lippmann
Nellie Baldwin
Gardenia Ave
Long Beach
Mattie Paine Day at Long Beach City College
Long Beach City College celebrated Mattie M Paine Day with a faculty variety show by Associated Women Students and a lapel watch presentation. Paine retires after 38 years of service including 21 as dean of women. City tax collections rose today as Frank Brejcha began duties as City Tax Collector, separating from the City Treasurer. G E Garrison Lumber open house at 1100 Obispo Ave unveiled a larger Spanish type building with a front lawn.
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Mattie M. Paine
Long Beach City College
Associated Women
Frank Brejcha
G. E. Garrison Lumber & Building Material Co
Obispo Avenue
Anaheim St
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Herman Hy
Harold M. Hines
Samuel G. Cameron
L. A. Caising Jr
Malcolm Epley
Miles E. Sines
Harry Karns
Washington News Bureau
Albee
Metropolitan Group
Lawrence
Bernard M. Baruch
Senate Finance Committee
Isbor
James J. Metcalfe
Soaper
By Bill Vaughan
Outer Space
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Kremlin
FBI
George
Millard C. Logan
Linden Ave
George Clark
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