Repeat Traffic Violators Certainly Need Retraining
California Attorney General Stanley Mosk proposes a statewide program of driver re training schools for repeat offenders cited every six to nine months for moving violations. He argues that five percent of drivers cause 85 percent of state traffic fatalities and should be retrained in safe driving habits.
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California
Stanley Mask
California the Other Day, Atty. Gen. Mask
Adv
Mosk
Transit Plans No Action in Southern California
Southern California is praised as progressive yet lacks a real rapid transit system. The MTA has studied but action remains sparse while buses fill crowded roads. Monorail proposals exist and law allows higher vehicle fees for transit funding, but officials face a “confused impasse” and must unite this century.
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California
America
Metropolitan Transit Authority
MTA
Los Angeles County
Monorail
Boards of Supervisors
Warren Dorn
Board of Supervisors
Long Beach State College PE Building Kept in Budget Fight
In Sacramento a contentious budget battle left Long Beach State College's $3.2 million physical education building in the final plan. Assemblyman Joseph Keanick of Long Beach urged Ways and Means to restore the project, which the Senate had dropped, and the conference kept it intact. The building supports the campus master plan and should aid orderly growth once ready.
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Sacramento
Long Beach State College
Joseph Keanick
Long Beach
Assembly Ways and Means
Senate
Virginia Kelly Seeks Early Action on Military Pay Raise
Senator Cannon leads a push in the Senate Armed Services Committee to approve a 12 billion dollar military pay raise. Hearings concluded July 18, with rapid markup and expected full-committee vote by mid August. The bill promises cost-of-living adjustments and a re-computation provision for 113,000 veterans retired before June 1958, with aim to implement by October 1 pending Senate approval.
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Howard W. Cannon
Nev
Senate Armed Services
Cannon
Senate Armed Services Committee
Richard B. Russell
Russell
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Mouse Armed Services Committee
Carl Vinson
John C. Stentis
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Kennedy
Defense
McNamara
Bill. Vaughn
North American Newsband Alliance
Catastrophic Train Accidents Involving Five Or More Dead
The term catastrophic is used for train wrecks that kill five or more people. The designation signals high severity events and typically prompts major inquiries and safety reviews.
Long Beach Press Telearam Feature Digest
A fragmented clipping from Long Beach California highlights staff names and positions at a national advertising release. It mentions executives Mik By and Marcia My Hinos with scattered references to editors and staff roles amid garbled phrases and partial titles.
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Telearam
Long Beach
Calif
Merman
Armel Cscimeros
Ananing Eniton
Karns
East German Signing of Nuclear Treaty Sparks Red Trick Debate
The article argues the East German puppet regime may sign the partial test ban treaty after the major powers. It warns this could imply de facto recognition of East Germany and weaken Potsdam boundaries. It questions Western acceptance and the broader implications for Berlin and U S Soviet relations.
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United States
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Great Britain
Soviet Union
United Press International
Berlin
West Germany
United Kingdom
Cuba
West Berlin
Senator Soaper Says Wanted June Gift Bargain
A garbled column mocks economic strain and summer habits. It cites cost of living, calls for modest June gifts, notes a Honolulu newspaper strike, and shifts to light social humor about retirement planning and vacation travel. It ends with a jab at boxing legends Sonny Liston and John L. Sullivan.
Public Forum Letter Advocates Democratic Candidacy
The editor laments Republican paradoxes claiming no great Republican president due to weak executive doctrine. Citing Lincoln and T. Roosevelt as exceptions, the piece argues voting for the Democratic candidate as the stronger alternative. Signed letters from RON CORTES and JONES address political ethics and race-related hostility.
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Lincoln
T. Roosevelt
Republica
Republican Party
White Race Example Suffers Editorial Rant On Ethics Abroad
An ex-Britisher denounces English law courts and moral decline amid Keeler-Profumo sex scandals. He laments Western nations’ fading ethics, questions colonial legacies, and warns against allowing morally tainted memoirs and figures into the English-speaking world.
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Africa
Asia
Great Britain
U.S
Under Stars Music Draws Acclaim in Bixby Park
Mrs Mary D Ditty praises the town simmer program Under the Stars in Bixby Park. On July 25 Markers Long Beach Junior Concert Band performed a second season appearance with a new program and three units of marching girls, showcasing contemporary movie themes and versatile concert entertainment.
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Bixby Park
Markers
Mary D. Ditty
Cedar Ave
Vietnam and Annam History in Two Vietnams
The passage explains that North and South Vietnam emerged from the former French Protectorate of Annam under French Indo China. It notes the etymology of Annam from Chinese words meaning Peaceful South and the name Vietnam meaning The Far South. It contrasts that both regions share Vietnamese, with six tones in Northern Vietnamese and five in Southern Vietnamese.
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Path
Vietnam
Annam
Far South
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Honolulu
Dr. Ward
Sonny Liston
John L. Sullivan
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Woodrutt
Jones
Mira Mar Ave
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Rel
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