Judge Schweitzer Warns Against Postconviction Delays
Editorial praises Superior Judge Harold Schweitzer for warning defense attorneys in the Jerome Rehman case to avoid delays. The piece notes the lengthy, costly process and cites the Finch-Thiele extortion case as an example of the kind of postponement to deter. It argues public opinion should push for expedition and appropriate penalties.
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Harold Schweitzer
Jerome Rehman
Superior Court
Schweitzer
Finch-Thiele
Long Beach
Harry P. Finch
James A.thiele
Finch
Thiele
U.S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
L B s Fund of Compassion Support for Vaughn Family
Public sympathy after a fatal auto crash that killed three Vaughn children prompts a charitable response. West Side Lions Club and Long Beach Elks Club will jointly administer the Vaughn Fund with contributions routed to the Elks Club, Farmers and Merchants Bank, or the post office.
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Wallace Vaughn
Vaughns
West Side Lions Club
Long Beach Elks Club
Elks Club
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Long Beach Blynd
Kefauver Bid Started Here in Long Beach
The piece recalls Senator Estes Kefauver as a presidential hopeful whose Long Beach supporters helped spark the California Democratic primary movement in 1952. It praises his forthright campaign energy and his investigations into crime, the drug trade, and boxing, noting his death in Maryland last weekend.
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Sen
Felés Kefauver
Long Beach
California
Chicago
Sen. Kefauver
Estes Kefauver
Maryland
Iis
United States
Senator Soaper Reflects On Negative Coverage Tactics
A column panel discusses media focus on positive community images, noting historic events like cholera, blizzards, and gas explosions are costly to stage. It jokes about advertising choices for small businesses and warns about street criminals blending into crowds with decoys. The piece touches on spies, politics, and 1964 imagery.
Local Press Telegram Publisher and Editorial Staff List
The article lists staff and advertising representatives for the Press Telegram and its affiliates, naming editors, executives, and regional offices. It notes various city press connections and the newspaper’s metropolitan advertising network across multiple major U.S. cities.
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Washington News Murer
Albee
Sawyer Feraugin Walker Sd
Aities Af
Atlanta
Ghignio
Deyrell
Los Angeles
Minneapog
New York
Philadelphia
San Frantica
Current
Ales Ar Press Telegram
Thane
March on Washington Drama Threatens Civil Rights Efforts
A columnist weighs the upcoming August civil rights march in Washington. He questions its necessity and predicts volatile potential with large crowds, Nazi presence, and possible disruption. He notes lawmakers' uncertain gains from civil rights actions and the risk of alienating voters if violence erupts during the demonstration.
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Washington
Law and Order
Uleling
Lincoln Memorial
Thoughts on Seed and Hope Across Time
A compact verse-like reflection weaving biblical and literary quotes about sowing, timely growth, and enduring hope. It links Mark 4 and I Peter 1 with lines from lilia C.K. Dorr and Alexander Pope to urge sober minds and steadfast grace amid life’s sands.
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Lilia C.K. Dorr
Jesus Christ
Peter
Public Forum Letters on Freeway Vision and Rabbit Warning
Readers debate freeway development in Los Angeles and Orange Counties favoring rapid transit as supplement to freeways. One writer promotes monorail under highways to move more people cheaply, suggesting a state rapid transit division. Other letters propose rabbit control methods at Municipal Airport and discuss cancer from exhausts. Signed by PH Davison and E Featherston and others.
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Los Angeles
Orange
Michigan
California
Los Angeles County
Pacific Electric
State Highway Department
Davison
Menon
Rossmoor Leisure
Wort
Seal Beach
How to say The check please in many languages
A compact guide lists phrases for asking for the bill in multiple languages. It includes Italian German Spanish French Portuguese Hebrew Russian Dutch Swedish Greek Chinese and Arabic renderings with approximate pronunciations and transliterations.
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Rekening
Alslublief
Arabies Ar-Jook al His Saab
Test Ban Debate Seen as Step Toward Peace
The piece argues that the U S Senate will debate the nuclear test ban with W Averell Harriman representing the United States in Moscow. It notes opponents warn against trusting a Soviet pledge and fear the treaty may not curb arms, while supporters see it as a first step to reduce tensions and cut costs, though Kennedy faces a risky gamble.
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Eisen
Kennedy
Leary Egas
Soviet Union
W. Averell Harriman
United States
Knight Law
Russia
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Tarvin
Worll
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Wren
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Secretary of Defense
Drumond
Harriman
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