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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1960
Page
21
Ray Cromley reports on practical survival steps against nuclear attack, arguing that many can escape radiation and that civil defense efforts hinge on informed action. The series challenges fatalism and urges readers to assess life-saving measures for American families and cities.
State Controller Alan Cranston testified before the Assembly committee against adopting a state withholding tax. He warned it would not improve efficiency, could miscollect refunds, raise costs for employers and employees, and might reduce overall revenue while harming taxpayers. Cranston noted the state already collects about 49 percent of due income taxes and warned against schemes that divert funds from rightful taxpayers.
A fragmentary political notice notes a looming Pentagon reshuffle under the new administration. Analysts warn many appointees may be reassigned or cleared, with potential top secret implications and bureaucratic churn ahead.
Washington expresses a critical view of Eisenhower's national goals report. The columnist argues the 20 000 word study is too long for daily papers and should be split into sections on foreign trade national defense and education. It criticizes tax policy and union pressures while urging clearer presentation of dissent.
Readers express strong opinions on Kennedy as president elect. Letters debate campaigns, party loyalties, and the democratic process, urging constitutional changes and criticizing political bosses. Budgets mention electoral reform and the 1864 regional selection concept.
Washington reports that liberal Republican Senator Clifford Case of New Jersey secured a sweeping win as Kennedy carried the state. The victory, along with gains by Saltonstall Cowper and Curtis, fuels talk of a future for moderate Republicans while Goldwater presses a conservative line amid national party tensions.
Joseph Alsop reports Bonn worried Kennedy would name Adlai Stevenson to be Secretary of State. Adenauer suspected Stevenson’s Berlin stance, von Eckardt’s reports suggested Kennedy would choose a firm West-led policy. Optimism grows as Berlin crisis policy shifts and Khrushchev hints at spring talks, with a Kennedy meeting contemplated but not assured.
The letter notes the White House will be moved to Hyannis Port Massachusetts after January 20 and hopes it will be returned intact after four years, reflecting concern about a presidential transition.
A feature announcing a new Virginia County Market at 4309 Long Beach Bid by Ray Strangler Lewis. Lewis, a former champion wrestler and long-time restaurateur, curates recipes from around the world for the venue.
Fragmented OCR text shows a press Telegram style page with multiple names and titles, including editors, business manager, and advertising references. It lists individuals such as Herman Ridder Daniele Riddar Warld M. Mian and Harry Karn, with scattered city addresses and offices in San Francisco and New York area listings. The readable content is primarily personnel and contact lines rather than a cohesive story.
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