Capital not Union Makes Jobs
A letter arguing that unions and government hinder job creation, praising individual businessmen for job creation and criticizing union leadership. It cites capital as the driver of employment and urges support for business initiative over collective action and regulation. Signed by ED BATZNER, 1116 W North Ave, Milwaukee, Wis. Also includes opinions from MRS. BENNETT HOFFDAL, 5129 E Olive, Bellflower, and ROY A. McMILLAN, 4735 Lime Ave, with commentary on local governance and an anti-reapply permit note.
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Capital
ED Batzner
North Ave
Milwaukee
Wis
Detroit, Mich
Detroit
Wayne County Medical Assn
Wayne County
Tome M. D's
Bennett Hoffdal
FCC’s Newscast Ruling Viewed as Foolish and Prohibitive
The editorial blasts the FCC for a newscast rule mandating equal time for candidates, arguing it harms news gathering, risks diluting coverage, and compromises press freedom across radio and television during the upcoming campaign. It warns the policy misreads public interest and could curb political reporting.
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PGOR
Federal Communications Commission
Iba
FCC
Quiet drive to aid Jewish refugees via United Jewish Welfare Fund
A local Jewish leader pushed the United Jewish Welfare Fund to aid refugee resettlement. Funds support transportation to Israel, transit housing, tools, employment, and medical care until self sufficiency. additional money supports local cultural and welfare programs, with cooperation from Community Chest.
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United Jewish Welfare Fund
Israel
Romania
Tolerant counsel urged for pedestrians by council
The Long Beach Safety Council urged tolerance toward pedestrians. While acknowledging faults, officials stressed that missteps by individuals should not be treated as capital crimes.
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Long Beach
Will Rogers Jr Plans State Park Commission Hero Status
Will Rogers Jr., son of the humorist, named to the California State Park Commission by Gov. Pat Brown. He opposes a bill to strip the commission of power, backing a Dilworth alternative that preserves policy control but cuts administrative duties. He compares the commission’s past criticism to its improved efforts and jokes about turning parks into thriving public spaces.
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Will Rogers Jr
Sacramento
U.S. Senate
Sis
Pat. Brown
State Park Commission
Rogers
State Capitol
Joseph Knowland
Oakland
U. S
Bill Knowland
Park Commission
Ithus
Davis
Nelson Dilworth
Hemet
Commission
Knowland
Doris Fleeson Sees Public Favor For New Young Leaders
Washington column notes a political shift as presidential hopefuls and allied editors sense public demand for fresh faces and untested efficiency. A veteran editor returning from Asia voices cautious support for younger leaders to bring vigor and new ideas.
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Washington
Political campaigns shift as new ideas rise
The piece notes early 1960s campaign dynamics with Nixon preparing for a July trip to the Soviet Union and Democratic hopefuls Kennedy Humphrey and Symington touring states. It observes a departure from Roosevelt Truman and Eisenhower era gravitas toward new political ideas and leadership demands, with editors and organizers detailing the changing landscape.
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Nixon
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Sen
John. F. Kennedy
Wisconsin
Midwest
Hubert Humphrey
California
Stuart Symington
Roosevelt
Truman
Newspaper masthead and staff credits page
The image lists staff roles including publisher Herman H Ridder George Gilegram editor Harold Hines and other executives and editors, naming the Washington News bureau and building address at Albee Building.
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Herman H. Ridder
Ganiel H.ridder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel C. Cameronceni
Loa. Colina Jr. Bus
Malcolm Epley
Miles E. Sine
Harry Karas
Washington News
Ureau
Albee Building
Prays Council Will Be Consistent in Planning Fight
The article recalls a zoning dispute at 3745 Atlantic Ave where the Planning Commission granted a 14 story 140 foot high old folks home over protests of about 70 percent of local property owners. The City Council had overruled once, and last Thursday the Commission again approved an identical plan at the same site for a similarly purposed building, this time slightly lower.
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Mister Dooley
Dollars
Sinse
New England
Xan
FCC
Atlantic Ave
Makers Should Hold Car Speed to 65
A reader letter by Alice Van Hunnik urges a 65 mph speed limit on automobiles to prevent deaths and injuries, except for emergency vehicles, arguing that current speeds cause daily casualties and maiming of children.
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Lullur
Alice van Hunnick
Compton Blvd
Bellflower
Coast Guard lights first postwar robot lighthouse at Long Beach
Ten years ago the coast guard unveiled a 140000 candlepower robot lighthouse at the harbor entrance off Long Beach start of operation. It was controlled from Los Angeles light five miles away with the postwar installation marking a milestone in maritime safety. Also noted were three ballot issues on May 9 including an oil drilling ordinance amendment zoning changes around Santa Fe Ave and near Community Hospital and a plan for garbage incineration.
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Coast Guard
Long Beach
Harbor Entrance
Los Angeles
Santa Fe Ave
Community Hospital
Will Christian Herter Follow Dulles Principles in State Dept
Washington observes Christian Herter will be an effective Secretary of State only if he upholds the moral principles that guided John Foster Dulles. Critics allege enemies within and outside government push appeasement and a flexible line, seeking to oust Dulles and shape policy through propaganda.
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Washington
Christian Archibald Herter
John Foster Dulles
Sanoua Lareraee
Sene Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Mr. Dulles
Christian Herter
New York
London
Dulles
Department of State
Foreign Service
Congress
Massachusetts
Herter
Heell
Moscow
Europe
Khrushchev
Hitler
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Edtfor
Roy A. McMillan
Lime Ave
Ety
State
Harry Farrell
Doris Fleeson
Fleeson
Mesopotamia
Gielegram
Calf
RidderJobna, Inc
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Wrigity
Penobscot
Minneapolia
Forhay
Prays Council
David Lawrence
Dutles
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