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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1960

Page

7

Rumor explodes over Red Cross and local parking

Editorial discusses unfounded Red Cross fund handling rumors sparked by letters from Long Beach readers. It recounts a Sioux City flood furniture dispute, notes Red Cross moved victims’ items with volunteers then used movers at cost to residents, and questions the circulating charges. The piece also urges practical parking meter reform to ease elderly motorists and cites local readers’ concerns.

Alfred M .Gruenther American Red Cross Long Beach Red Cross Asia Sioux City Iowa Stanley Woodbury County Aunt Pittline Lakewood North Long Beach Compton Miotor Pine Avenue Robert R. Sanderson

Nonsense in Trafalgar Square fuels NATO peace push

London protesters urge junking nuclear weapons as a sign of global unity while critics call the stance nonsense. The debate asks whether fear-driven capitulation aids the Kremlin or if cautious strength preserves Western security.

London Trafalgar Square Free World Mr. Macmillan Britain Stuart Symington Kremlin

Dodgers Win Late Rally After Ninth Inning Comeback

A quote notes the Dodgers are unique for completing a game in the bottom half of the ninth. The remark highlights their unusual late-game finishing style and adds context on strategic ninth-inning play.

Dodgers

Senator Soaper Sees Empires End of Seasons

Bill Vaughan notes that Rome and Hitler believed forever, and cites the Hollywood Stars strike ending before suffering grew, implying a season's end despite grandiose claims. The piece uses a satirical tone to reflect on end of empires and baseball strikes.

Hollywood

Take a cigarette apart and it seems fairly simple

A cartoon caption notes the complexity of a cigarette to be dismantled and jokes about inventions. It questions whether further work remains after initial invention and humorously rails at a famed educator who predicts a shortage of experts, joking about brothers-in-law.

Advertising Reform Group Expands in Long Beach

In Long Beach advertising reform efforts see the metropolitan group extend its reach. Officials announce new campaigns to standardize ads and improve local business clarity. Community leaders urge broader participation across city sectors and timelines.

Brown Closes Door on Public at Water Meeting

Sacramento report says Gov Brown hosted a 20-person session with county and water district officials on the South Bay Aqueduct behind closed doors after initial public access was promised. Reporters waited, were kept out, and later received a limited, delayed account of the meeting and its implications for a $1.75 billion Feather River project bond funds.

Brown Boards of Supervisors South Bay Los Angeles Santa Clara Alameda Contra Costa Feather River

Doris Fleeson West Virginia Democrats Rally for Nomination

West Virginia Democrats urge support for the primary and nominee despite resistance. The piece argues primaries reveal voters will and test candidates, while noting economic hardship in West Virginia and the desire to stop neglectful trends before Los Angeles.

Pizesan” Sary West Virginia Kennedy Humphrey West

U S Is One of Most Unpopular Editors

A critique notes the United States ranks among the world’s least popular nations. It argues America overpromises without deliverable programs, cites domestic problems like overcrowded schools and inflation, and warns against relying on external solutions or communism, urging blunt focus on Americans’ welfare and security.

United States

Hybrid between yak and humped cattle called zebu

The zobo or zebo is a hybrid between the yak and the humped cattle called the zebu. It is reared in Asia for flesh and used as a burden. The mourning band originated in England to signal mourning without expensive black uniforms for servants.

Asia England

Long Beach harbor plans and instrument guidance history

Ten years ago the Sperry Gyroscope instrument fed flight data to a two element indicator guiding pilot movements. Twenty years ago a plan to extend the breakwater replaced a $3,500,000 project. Port Manager E. J. Amar went East as official harbor board representative. Attorney General authorized removal of the government building site.

Sperry | Gyroscope Long Beach Washington, D.C E. J. Amar East Board of Harbor Commis Omens Eral Bldg

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