Full Circle Reappears in Monroe Doctrine Debate
Editorial recalls Monroe Doctrine's origin in 1823 and Kennedy's Cuba stance. It traces Russia’s 19th century moves on North America, debates modern enforcement amid Khrushchev threats, and notes Cuba invasion attempts by anti-Castro groups tested the principle of self-protection and U S resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
North America
Alaskan
Canadian
U. S
Kennedy
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Cuba
New Hope for Licensing Bill Heats Up in Assembly
Assemblyman Bill Grant reports rising interest in a measure to license appliance repairmen after a series by William Jones exposed improper practices and inflated charges. Readers are urged to contact the governor and state consumer counsel to push passage.
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William Jones
Jones
Bill Grant
Long Beach
Public Forum Letters Show Support and Editorial Views
A reader defends Mai and Gen Edwin Walker, praising his wartime leadership and anti Communist stance while urging defense against disciplinary action. The note compares media balance, praising Press Telegram coverage and urging opposite political viewpoints, and thanks Lakewood Pan American Festival organizers for strong news coverage.
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Mai
Edwin Walker
Special Service Force
United States
Cassino
Anzio
Souther
France
Germany
Seading
South Korea
Lakewood
California bill aims to outlaw draw poker in state
Sacramento columnist notes Assemblyman John A. O'Connell introduces a bill to outlaw draw poker nationwide, seeking to curb gang violence and gambling debts. The piece argues the measure would push gambling underground and affect legality of professional halls, while private poker would remain allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Gardena
John A. O'Connell
San Francisco
O'Connell
Aoe
Senator Soaper Says Dry Spell Defeats Sadist
The piece reports on Bill Vaughan describing a hunter and driver facing frustration after a dry spell and a missed encounter with a large moose and a pedestrian, highlighting the comic or opinion tone of the column.
Out Our Way In A Nation Of Puddles And Ponderings
A jumble of observations on unemployment automation and gender. Notes on spring cleaning changing roles and a quip about leaving norms behind. Mentions space weightlessness, selling scales on Mars, and a French chef joining the White House staff with Crepes Suzette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outer Space
Eskimos
Mars
White House
New Frontier
U.S. Must Aid Interests in Cuba Not Guerrillas
Editorial argues the United States should act to keep Communists out of Cuba and protect lives and property in the hemisphere. It endorses an open, lawful force including air and sea blockades to curb Soviet influence and to depose Communist elements in Cuba while urging Cubans to form their own government. The piece warns against covert support for revolutionaries and stresses reliance on international law and U.S. power.
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John Quincy Adams
James Monroe
Americas
Monroe
United States
U. S
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
U. S. State Department
Fidel Castro
Washington
Kennedy
Funda Aneence
Latin America
Organization of American States
Soviet Union
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Guatemalan
Havana
America
Caracas
Venezuela
Ridder newspaper masthead and staff credits collage
Dated imprint listing Press Telegram Long Beach California staff and departments with publishers Daniel H Ridder Herman H Ridder co publisher Harald Hines executive editor Miles Lines managing editor and other senior roles. Also notes advertising representation Ridderjohns Inc and offices in New York Chicago Detroit and San Francisco.
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Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Harald M. Hines
Suunwryy
Uremuy
Albes
Ridderjohns, Inc
Afilcas
New York
Fifth Arena Chicano
Wrigley Elda
Detroit
Penabscal Bip
onNeApolis
Foshay
Paul Eath
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sune St
Corrent Fi
Prass-Telegram
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Editorial
Mr. Kennedy
New Hope For Licensing
Walker
Mocracy
P.S
John Birch Society
George Ewashwick
Roswell Ave
Press-Telegram
Hank Hollingworth
Los Angeles Times
Walter Lippmann
Morrie Ryskind
Barry Goldwater
Joseph ED. Purdy
Long Beach State College
Hartford St
Huntington Beach
Public Forum
Lakewood Fete
P.O
Chachubon
Henry C. MacArthur
Sacramento
CNS
State Assembly
Soaper
Dry Spell
Sadist
By Bill Vaughan
Pacific
PTA
Napoleon
Caesar
David Lawrence
U.S
Calif
George Clark
Bond Tebe
Gilbert
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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