Editorial urges hyphenated port of entry for LA and Long Beach
The piece argues for designating the Los Angeles Long Beach Port of Entry to streamline customs and paperwork for foreign trade. It notes Long Beach's growth, compares tonnages, and cites the new Terminal Island Customs House as easing commerce. It appeals to local supporters to back the joint name for regional economic efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Thomas
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Long Beach
City, Harbor and Customs
Long Beach Port of
Thomas
California
West Coast
Department of Commerce
San Francisco
Los Angeles-Long Beach Harbor
New York
Los Angeles-Long Beach
San Francisco-Oakland
Duluth- Superior
Norfolk-Newport News
Saginaw Bay City
Terminal Island
Crime Prevention Through Police, Punishment and Rehab
The text argues crime prevention rests on three approaches: strong police work, swift certain punishment, and rehabilitation. It notes police efficiency reduces crime and is cheaper than incarceration, while rehab progresses in the US but lags behind some nations like Sweden. It emphasizes wise, expensive action is needed beyond disapproval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Crim
United States
Sweden
Christmas nostalgia and talk of toys and politics
A collage of satirical notes and musings touches on talking toys, nostalgia for Nixon, sugar plums, aging, university football, and longevity. The column blends light social observations with quirky asides on modern life, aging, and nature’s stubborn mood.
Press-Telegram staff and offices listed in current files
National advertising representatives and executive staff of the Press Telegram appear with offices nationwide in a directory fragment. Publisher Bamuel C Gameven and editors Miles Lines Karry Karty Wahtnoton are named among others in the company roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qebaram Long Resch
Calif Merman
Kruger _Papishe
Daniel H
Ridder
Harold MM
Vines
Bamuel C Gameven
Malcolm Epley
Miles 1 Lines
Karry Karty
Boreas
Albee
National Advertising
Ferguson Walker
Atlanta
Chicago
Detroit
Los Angeles
Minneacalis
New York
Philadaighta
San Francisco
Press-Telegram
Athens
John Sr Knight Sees Lyndon Johnson as Strong President
John S r Knight analyzes Lyndon Baines Johnson based on long acquaintance and public opinion. He quotes William S White and Roscoe Drummond praising Johnson while noting detractors and Kennedy comparison. Knight views Johnson as a skilled negotiator, a master of detail and organization, with strengths in governance and a pragmatic approach to legislation. He concludes Johnson will be a strong president.
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Lyndon Baines Johnson
United States
Kennedy
Johnson
William S. White
Lyndon Johnson
M-A-N
White
Roscoe Drummond
John F. Kennedy
H E
Nefest
Washington
Richard Russell
Lyndon Johnsan
Senate
Senate Appropriations
Foreign Relations Committee
Lyndon
Lyndon Iohnson
Dallas
Supreme Court
White House
Caroline Kennedy
Public Forum Letters Reveals Community Tensions and Support
A page of public letters discusses accusations of Communism and mob hatred, praise for John F. Kennedy’s legacy, gratitude to a civic widow, respect for city officials, and calls for understanding in Dallas and Long Beach. Signatures include R Green gard, Ray Larson, Joanne Ward, Walter Brackett, Edward H Kay, R Tangua y, and J H Sturm with addresses in California and Texas.
Appreciation on the Record EDITOR
A letter thanks City Councilman James Hayes for attending a meeting at El Dorado Recreation Clubhouse on Sunday November 24 to hear opposition to the EL Dorado Golf Clubhouse relocation. The City Manager's office is also praised for sending two representatives, Risner and Marchese, to discuss alternate proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hayes
el Dorado
Hayes
Messrs
Risner
Marchese
Campus Forum Opposed Communist Speakers
Helena Belanger objects to Communist speakers on college campuses arguing freedom of speech does not allow undermining life or harming the country. She cites concern about aliens and threats to American life. Address 475 Smith St.
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Reds
Helena Belanger
Smith St
What is our Image in the Tragic Hour
A letter praising editorials that urge love over hate. The author thanks John H. Mehlmauer for his editorial stance and expresses support for peaceful civic discourse, urging ongoing commitment to love in American society.
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El.jurr
John H. Mehlmauer
Stearns St
Faith and healing lesson from scripture quoted
A brief reflection cites Matthew 15:28 about Jesus praising a Canaanite woman’s faith and granting her request. It then references Emerson’s teaching on trusting the Creator for unseen things, framing faith and doubt in a concise religious meditation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Matthew
Capital Capers Assassination Debate Sparks Federal Role
A Washington FT Bureau summary critiques federal crime definitions after Kennedy’s assassination, arguing FBI involvement and due process issues, while noting reactions from Rep. Goodell and the Dallas facility. It covers views on rights, trials, and the notion of a federal crime for high officials, plus White House protocol and transition notes.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Dallas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States Secret Service
Kennedy
FBI
Charles E. Goodell
R-Nly
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New Talk Toy
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MINT
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Swan
Brigitte Bardot
Metropolitan Grave, Inc
Asad Rr
John SR. Knight
JFK
R. Greengard
Studebaker Rd
Community Party
U.S.A
Ray Larson
Gardenia Ave
Joanne Ward
Chatwin Ave
Eeer
Walter Brackett
4Th ST
Edward H. Kay
Terrace
Mrs
J. H. Sturm
Gus Thomasson
Dallas, Tex
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Capers
U.S
America
William Proxmite
Dwis
State Department
Constance Calenberg
Evelyn Lincoln
Flo
New York City
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