Editorial Good Pick for Big Job in Defense
The piece argues Neil McElroy is a strong choice to succeed Secretary Wilson. It credits Wilson with steady leadership and warns about budget and strategy debates led by Sen. Symington. McElroy's record at Procter and Gamble and as White House Education chairman suggests he can unify divisions and manage a difficult defense portfolio.
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States pass quirky laws in a busy legislative year
Nebraska bans clocks that fail to show Standard Time with fines from twenty five to one hundred dollars. South Carolina allows bank closings on Watermelon Festival Day in Hampton. Tennessee bans cemetery picketing near funerals. Minnesota requires minnows dealers to obtain a license. Florida legalizes firecrackers to scare birds from fish hatcheries. North Carolina bans commercial juke boxes in private homes in Northampton County. Michigan makes it illegal to kill wild birds with salt. An Arizona bill seeks to embed the Ten Commandments in state law and mocks frivolous legislation.
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Washington Traffic Manners Reflect the Times on Connecticut Ave
Washington’s morning traffic on Connecticut Avenue reveals a tense mood among civil servants and lawmakers. Civil rights debates and a sweeping economy drive keep Congress in town, souring patience and tinting commutes with irritation and bitter humor. Roy Sievers of the Senators shines amid friction as parking lots and stoplights aggravate everyone.
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Korot by a EYCALFE
The poem speaks of the young of heart transcending age and current fate. It argues youthfulness of heart exists beyond years or agility and asks how young the human heart can feel.
Inflation Worry Trims U S Defense Spending
Washington reports disarmament talks in London stalled while Pentagon cuts $2.2 billion. Defense chief Charles Wilson pushes austerity, aiming to align with budget officials' fiscal standards. Neil H. McElroy eyed as Eisenhower nominee to take over. Inflation fears grip policy amid revenue and spending tensions. Congress wary of tax hikes or debt growth as costs rise.
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Test of Your Sales Aptitude and Other Vignettes
A columnist parodies everyday life as indicators of aptitude and social trends. The piece cheekily notes sales instinct in a store, youth fitness testing, political contributions for appointments, cost overruns on a satellite launch, naval deactivations, and a bus stop remark about keeping air conditioning on for a family and dog.
Just Folks by E A Guest Typewriter
A humorous meditation on the typewriter as a laboring instrument for years with no published words until the page finally bears a sentence. The piece muses on mind over matter and the pride of authorship expressed through keystrokes. Also defines kinetic energy as motion in a train, horse, or baseball.
Long Beach Chronicle Snapshot of Historic Events
Long Beach memories recount a 10 year ago fire by the band shell on Seaside Boulevard with 1500 spectators, a 600 pound safe containing 2000 dollars stolen from a Belmont Shore cafe and recovered near Newport Beach after a car was traced in a citywide alert. 40 years ago the Last Word in postal equipment was installed at Roosevelt station for Fleet and harbor use, and 30 years ago the City Council sought Supreme Court review on annexation of North Long Beach.
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Public Forum Letter Policy and Editorial Guidelines
A note on public forum letters states they must not exceed 859 words and require bona fide signatures with addresses. Letters may be edited for good taste or to save space. The policy sets standards for authenticity and space efficiency in printed forums.
Hypertrophy discussion sparks reader opinion
A Long Beach reader letters that past nursing taught 40 inch bust hypertrophy as abnormal. The writer notes evolving views and says a woman’s entering a room is her business, with no harm intended. Anne Fickes signs her city address.
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Farmers Fight Editorial Rhetoric In Press Telegram Letter
A farmer with thirty years’ experience questions the August seven editorial. He argues subsidies and aid flow to cities, cites tax write offs and defense programs, and challenges the notion that farmers bear most costs. He adds questions and answers on theology, government agencies, and rabbit diets in a broad letter to the paper.
Farmer Taxes Highlight Bellflower Note at Faculty Ave
Adrian von Hofwegen writes from 157% Faculty Ave in Bellflower noting taxes and city location. The snippet implies local tax concerns and civic context within the city.
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Press Telegram Publisher and Managing Editor Details
The source lists staff roles and office locations for the Press-Telegram including publishers editors and bureau offices. It includes names such as Herman H Adder M Hines and Miles E Sines with addresses in Detroit Minneapolis St Paul and San Francisco plus advertising representatives and office lines.
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