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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1958
Page
8
The piece portrays a broad civic push under the slogan You auto buy now aimed at reviving demand and employment during a recession. It cites Cleveland as a pilot, with 171 cities adopting the plan, arguing immediate purchases can boost production, jobs, and optimism while curbing despair talk.
An editorial argues for a crash program to accelerate 1960 air safety goals. It cites Monday’s midair collision near Las Vegas that killed 49, urging immediate AMB coordination of military and civilian traffic and deployment of proximity warning devices to prevent future fatalities. It notes prior military-linked crashes in 1957 and 1957-32 dates.
The U S Vice President Richard Nixon sits atop a global speaker demand with about 15000 invitations yearly. He rarely accepts more than one engagement per month and writes his own speeches, balancing constitutional duties with relentless schedule.
Washington criticizes the summit method as risky and delusive. He argues presidents should negotiate through standard channels with Senate consent, not as front-line negotiators. Dulles echoes the warning, citing Paris 1919 and Geneva 1955 as failed military conferences and warning against presidential overreach.
A fragmented verse discusses creating a real good play and a farce from start to end. It questions quality and potential lasting impact, noting an amateurish playwright and actors could still produce a memorable show that may influence future audiences.
Senator Soaper questions hype in toothpaste claims and Yale insight notes African nations largely unaware of the United States. Varying opinions touch on space efforts, political timing, and spring thoughts amid a year of elections and daily life anecdotes.
A historical newspaper snippet lists Herman H Ridder as publisher and Harold M Mines as assistant to publisher along with Samuel G Cameron general manager L A Collins Jr business manager executive editor and other editorial and advertising staff. It notes offices and national advertising representation with Ridder Jonns Inc and multiple city locations including New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles San Francisco.
Public forum letters may not exceed 250 words and must bear genuine signatures and addresses. They may be edited to honor good taste or to save space.
In a local high school meeting on curricula problems a panel member dismissed a parent's home experiences as untypical and invalid, sparking concerns that attending voices are ignored and education should focus on common sense and individual responsibility rather than progressive methods. The letter argues for treating causes, not effects, and criticizes psychiatry and Dewey-era reforms.
A Los Angeles reader condemns rising Hollywood scandals and argues studios boost star popularity by exploiting vice. The writer urges not to glorify actors who flout moral standards and emphasizes parental duties in guiding children.
A Telegram from Joe Villalobos and Johnetta G Wynn in Anaheim and San Pedro argues unions are essential. They claim the United States formed from states joining a union and condemn people who oppose unions.
Questions and answers outline world time zones totaling 24 each 15 degrees representing one hour. Also explains ladybug defense with few predators and a tactic to eject deterrent fluid from leg joints and play dead when threatened.
Ford Motor Co Long Beach plant prepared to start 1949 model production on May 15 Manager A L Edwards stated 380000 dollars had been spent on the 'changing over' process and about 3200 employees would be employed per estimates. Los Coyotes Diagonal highway project outlined by the Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission links Hathaway Circle through Artesia La Habra to Pomona connecting with eastern transcontinental highways according to William J Fox chief engineer. Radio station KFON to relocate from the mezzanine of the Virginia Trust Building to 220 E Anaheim St by July 1 with 150 ft steel towers to support the antenna as owners Nichols War Tiner Inc announced.
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