Editorial: Oil Pact Action Boosts Long Beach
The editorial hails approval of a 25 year operations contract for Long Beach Harbor continuing orderly, profitable operation. It notes a 9 percent net profit返urn to state and city, shielded by a bid from Long Beach Oil Development Co and partners, and praises State Lands Commission members for resisting opposition from critics questioning tidelands stewardship.
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Long Boxed Harbor
Long Beach
Long Beach Oil Development Co
State Lands Commission
Guy
Glenn Anderson
Alan Cranston
Hale Champion
Polygamy Restored in South Vietnam After Nhu Morality Laws
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky announces repeal of Madame Nhu’s morality ordinances, restoring polygyny as lawful. The decree cites public acceptance and economic burdens, noting Western prohibition failures and broader Muslim and Southeast Asian tolerance for polygamy. Critics label Nhu's rules as outrageous and impractical, arguing people resist repressive moral bans and seek customary pleasures like dancing and nightlife.
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Mme
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Ngo ‘Tho
Mme. Nhu
United States
Southeast Asia
Islam
Nhu
Christmas Time Reflections On Morality And Leadership
John S Knight writes that the Christmas season calls for prayer and self-examination amid festive cheer. He condemns moral laxity across society, cites FBI head Hoover on values, honors John F Kennedy, and praises Lyndon B Johnson while urging national unity and responsible conduct.
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Cltichalk FBI Bueviar
Edgar Hoover
Huaver
U.N. funding and power clash over Afro- Asian bid
David Lawrence argues the United Nations is financially bankrupt as many members dodge assessments while the Afro Asian bloc pushes for a larger Security Council. He questions U.S. restraint and warns of Charter changes that could empower Moscow, with moral failures among Afro Asian states cited as core issues.
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United States
U.N
Lawrench
Security Council
Johnson
General Assembly
Russia
Moscow
Africa
Asia
East Europe
Latin America
West Europe
Britain
France
China
Soviet Union
Washington
U.S. Senate
U.S
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Senator Soaper Sees Yule Disarming Kids
The fragmentary text portrays Senator Soaper claiming Yule disarms children amid a chaotic scene. It contrasts a beautiful Christmas tree with masculine tastes and hints at spies, crime among respectable business, and experiments about color perception. The piece mentions Washington lobbyists and suggests a need for lobby action.
Socialist Labor Party use of school sparks forum debate
A Press-Telegram piece discusses misreadings about the Socialist Labor Party’s school access and platform. It argues the party seeks peaceful democratic change, rejects Marxist tyranny, and cites constitutional rights while contrasting anti leftist rhetoric and calls for a broader anti communism strategy.
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Socialist Labor Party
Board of Education
Lee Oswald
Russia
China
Cuba
Oo Oem
Let’s Fight Cause Not Symptom Editor Statement
The fragmentary text presents an editor’s call to confront root issues rather than surface problems. It suggests a bold, transformative stance but lacks concrete events, dates, or named entities to anchor a full summary.
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Gus Hall
U. S
Thoughtful reflections on peace and forgiveness by historic figures
A compact collection of quotes contrasts hopeful peace efforts with the enduring lure of revenge. It cites John Foster Dulles on finistration and renewal, biblical admonitions, and William Jennings Bryan on the difficulty of forgiving the enemy.
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John Foster Dulles
William Jennings Bryan
Sees Bixby Ranch As a Preserve
Editor letter from Mrs. F. H. Johnson of 249 Lindera Aye questions why Long Beach cannot purchase Bixby Ranch to serve the public. She suggests preserving it as a park or for Long Beach State College campus expansion and believes a public vote would pass.
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Long Beach
Bixby Ranch
Long Beach State College
F. H. Johnson
Lindera
Ridder Publishing and Advertising Agents In Long Beach
Fragmentary OCR text shows Ridder publishing and advertising agents with references to Samuel C Camerai Cedara Haan and other figures and agencies across Atlanta Chicago and other places. The readable portions indicate a newspaper advertising bureau and related personnel, but many names and terms are garbled.
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Eleoram
Long Beach
Calif
Herman H. Ridder Publlanae
Daniel At
Ridder
Ear Publan Herald M. Hines
Dial
Samuel C
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John S. Knight
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Kennedy
David Lawrence
United Nations
Uncle Sam
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Congress
New York
Anty Claus
Santa Claus
Soaper
Yule
By Bill Vaughan
Hervecage
Aol
Socialist Labor Cause
Helen Long
Los Angeles
Sth
Oswald
FBI
PTA
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Marshal Tito
Bob Wells
Earl Warren
Lin
Thingten News Boreau
Albee Bulle Hana
Sawyer-Ferevson- Walker, Co
Atlenta
Chienpe
Darran
Les Ananten
Pitnnoapsts
Neartenh
Brest
Pelitan
George Clark
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