World moves off dead center in peace hunt
Editorial argues post Nixon visit signals historic shift in East West tension with Khrushchev's U S trip planned. It praises Warsaw welcome as proof of momentum toward better understanding, stressing invitation does not equal approval and urging continued high level exchanges for peace. It also urges workers to mind their own business in labor disputes.
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Rockefeller to Seek GOP Nomination If Nixon Fails Poland Vote
Rockefeller signals possible bid for the GOP presidential nomination should President Nixon lose in Poland. The remark ties a potential campaign to a controversial overseas vote outcome. No further details on timing or confirming statements were provided.
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A Question for the Courts on DMV and drunk driving
A commentary argues that the Department of Motor Vehicles oversteps by suspending first time drunken driving offenders against Long Beach judges recommendations. It notes a constitutional clash in the state code and urges legislative clarity to reassign punishment authority to the judiciary.
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Third League Managers Plentiful Says Senator Soaper
News essay by Bill Vaughan jokes about too many managers for a third major league and spins satirical vignettes from politics and daily life including a colonel in arms, a kitchen debate with Khrushchev, electronic brains, and social scenes at a luncheon table.
Long Beach Hospital Expansion Report
A Long Beach hospital expanded its service capacity during a year described with cases of growth and patient numbers. The facility opened in July and later reported a total patient count around four thousand thirty three, indicating a significant increase in admissions.
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Vine Bech Country Hospital
Nixon Speech to Russians a Sputnik of Diplomacy
Washington commentary lauds Vice President Nixon for a televised direct address to the Soviet people. The piece frames the speech as a bold, careful diplomatic effort with historic significance in the cold war, comparing it to Wilson's 1917 stance and stressing its impact over political gain.
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Dorms to get TV and radio aerials at California colleges
Sacramento report notes California colleges plan to install nearly $100,000 worth of television and radio aerials in 22 of 38 student dorms with recreation rooms to be wired for viewing. An Education Department official questions televising living quarters while AM and FM radio remain available, reflecting a broader national debate on campus media financed by dormitory bonds and state funds.
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Fleeson Attacks Nixon Article Elements
A sharp reader letter criticizes Doris Fleeson's Nixon piece as sour grapes and trumped up trash. The writer accuses Fleeson of bias and alleges Nixon sought publicity in Russia with help from campaign timing and Moscow crowds. The note defends Nixon for standing up to pressure despite communist hecklers.
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Questions and Answers on Shellac Varnish Steel Exports and Edison Phonograph
A reader asks if driftwood should be varnished and is advised shellac as superior after cleaning and drying. Another query lists 1958 steel export leaders Belgium Luxembourg West Germany France Saar United States United Kingdom Japan with tallies. Edison made many phonograph records of his voice but only one, from 1922, titled Let Us Not Forget, was published.
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