Letter on traffic patrol and school crossing guards debate
Letters discuss City Manager Vickers and traffic patrols replacing adult crossing guards near Fryant School in Anaheim Vermine area. Authors urge patrol cars and guards for child safety, cite accidents and ambulance calls, and call for responsible budgeting and parental action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traffle
Vickers
Grarldta
Anaheim
Fryant
Mer. Vickers
Long Beach
Vicker
Tamih
Mrs. Wal Craigeead
Mira Mar
Water Replenishment District Proposal for LA County
The Water Replenishment Act of 1955 would form a Water Replenishment District to curb ex cession pumping and inject Colorado River water underground to raise the water table. Long Beach Chamber of Commerce directors urge support, citing dry years and the need to preserve underground storage as a low-cost reserve. Revenue would come from a pump tax to buy water for injection, with district formation requiring petition approval and a majority ballot vote.
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Long Beach
WRD
Standing Firm Best Policy in Berlin Crisis
The piece defends U S resolve against Soviet pressure in Berlin and elsewhere. It credits Western policymakers for resilience after three crises, notes Lebanon and China as examples of U S strength, and warns that leaving Berlin or recognizing East Germany would undermine Western unity and Western Europe’s defense system.
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America
State Department
Middle East
U.S
Lebanon
Far East
Red China
Kremlin
Quemoy and
Matsu
Russia
Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
Free World
Republicans eye rightward shift after election flaws
Walter T. Ridder notes the GOP faces pressure to abandon middle-of-the-road politics and adopt a rightward image. He cites Eisenhower's unchanged stance and Democrats’ weaponized public image, urging the party to frame itself as defender of individual rights and Jeffersonian liberalism. The piece flags mounting inner party debate and signals whether the administration heeds this push.
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Washington
GOP
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
Alexander Hamilton
Knight Faulted Bargaining Led to Berlin Peril
The piece argues United States and allies must keep access to West Berlin at any cost. Dulles vows force if needed to keep road rail and air links, framing Berlin as vital to national honor. It retells Truman era debates and Eisenhower era lessons on negotiating free access and criticizes past missteps.
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Free World
Nixon
John Foster Dulles
West Berlin
Dulles
United States
Kruchev
Goys
Knight
Berlin
Bat’t
Truman
Touman
Defense
Robert A. Lovett
Forrestal
Roosevelt
Stimson
Hopkins
Eisenhower
Space Ship Could Sail in Space Like a Boat
Washington briefing by Dr. G M Clemence Naval Observatory director outlines theoretical solar sailing for spacecraft with large sails. He says a 30 yard square sail could yield measurable annual progress outside Earth's gravity and that space navigation, needing only four angular measurements, could be automated. He favors artificial satellites at five fixed points relative to Earth and Moon for pure science gains.
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Washington
G. M. Clemence
Naval Observatory Scientific Diren+tor
Clemence
Press-Teledram Staff and Advertising Contacts Listed
The Press-Teledram maintains current files at its office with staff roles including co publishers general manager and editors. Advertising representatives are listed through Ridder-Johns and Metropolitan Group with offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Ridder-Johna
New York
Fifth Avenus
Chicago
Wrigley
Detroit
Penobscot
Minneapolis
Foray Tower
St. Paul
SS Eaut Ath St
Los
Anarles
W. Eth St
San Francines
Sutter St
Portraits of a Soft Sale in Hardware Stores
The speaker praises hardware retailers for listening to needs and fulfilling genuine requirements without pushy tactics. They value efficient, noncoercive service and merchandise quality they rely on daily.
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Getsting
First Fresby church dissolves pastoral relation
Ten years ago members of First Presbyterian Church voted to dissolve the pastoral relationship with Rev. William Invint Williams due to health. He plans to retire from active leadership, with reaffirmation by the pastor and Session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Fresbysterian Church
William Invint Williams
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Germany
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Europe
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Clay
Virginia Kelly
Daniel H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Malcolm Evicy
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Harry Karns
Shington
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Fine
George Clark
By James J. Bretcalte
Gacar Liange
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Hirsch
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