Editorial Soap and Crusades The Capital Punishment Campaign
The piece argues modern social movements rely on public relations firms and advertising to generate enthusiasm. It notes a major PR company is promoting coverage of the anti capital punishment movement, contrasting the manufactured messaging with genuine movement energy. It questions whether such campaigns truly educate the public.
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Daryl Chessman
Kennedy religion issue sparks debate on voting rights
The piece notes that concerns over religion distort campaigns and calls to remove faith from electoral decisions. It cites Kennedy and concerns about electing leaders of different faiths while urging voters to consider issues beyond religion.
Traumatic Dodger Fandom and Fan Turmoil Echoes
A columnist glosses over the emotional strain of following the Los Angeles Dodgers, noting how fans cope with painful seasons and the lure of other teams like the Washington Senators. The piece jokes about fans enduring long broadcasts and seeks comfort in relief from the season’s distress.
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Standardized Golf Ball Urged For Comparisons World Wide
Senator Soaper advocates a standardized golf ball to ensure fair comparisons with hail stones. The column jokes about June graduates, job pay, and shifting lifestyles. A mix of satirical lines notes parenting worries, athletic youth, and Washington humor as Congress debates press agents and public sentiment.
Low Beach California Publisher Roles Listed
A historic note from Low Beach California lists the publisher Aermaan H Ridder and associates Daniel Ridder Harold M Hines Samuel C Camaron L A Collins Je and Cat as senior staff including general manager and business manager. The fragment records editorial and administrative titles for the publication.
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Public Forum on Shipbuilding and Radar Debate
Letter from John H. Kennedy defending shipbuilding as an art and science and arguing radar remains an navigation aid not a safety bumper. He cites standards bodies and the Coast Guard, stresses operator skill, and urges adequate postal salaries as key for service quality.
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Lee Craig
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J. C. Woelfel
Driscoll Sr
Post Office workers thank editorial for salary support
Long Beach Post Office employees express gratitude for an editorial urging a higher salary. They note oft repeated put downs like Treasury Raiders and Feeders at the public trough and say the Post Office often becomes the whipping boy during budget season.
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Questions Answers Diplomats and Great Men of History
Questions and answers explain diplomatic initials A E and BP and EE and MP. Wells picks Jesus Buddha Asoka Aristotle Bacon Lincoln as great men. Legal Aid societies began in 1876 New York City to help German immigrants and spread worldwide.
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Bruce Barton
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Asoka
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Roger Bacon
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New York City
Adlai Nears Predicting GOP Victory in November
Washington reports Adlai Stevenson in a recent speech confronted by the idea of a Republican win this November. He noted that modern mass electorates favor comfort and political non responsiblity, while dissenters struggle to organize protest against social evils and privilege. The remarks came amid a panel with Hugh Gaitskell and Lester Pearson.
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Burns Trying to Kill Brown Act
Caspar W. Weinberger scrutinizes Senate Resolution 49 as an attempt to weaken the Brown Act by permitting private caucuses. He argues the act was meant to block secret pre-meetings and warns courts may ignore the resolution when interpreting the law.
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