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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1958

Page

6

Editorial Big Trip for a Ketch to Eniewtok Area

The piece argues Albert Bigelow and companions aim to end the arms race via a 30 foot ketch near Eniewtok nuclear test zones. It supports peace efforts but rejects equal guilt between United States and Soviet Union, noting Russia bears greater responsibility. The authors acknowledge public horror at nuclear war and warn against appeasement, urging balance between peace and deterrence.

Albert Bigelow Eniwetok Russia United States Bigelow Mr. Bigelow San Pedro Kremlin American Tristitute of Public Opinion Gallup Moscow

Peaceful Gun and Bullet Doctrine Cited in HUAC Testimony

Dr Frederick Schwarz of Long Beach testifies before the House Committee on Un-American Activities arguing that Communist ideology equates military actions with peace. He asserts their core belief is world conquest through class struggle, framing violent acts as peaceful.

Frederick Charles Schwarz Long Beach House Committee On un-American Activities Dr. Schwarz Soviet Russia Schwarz Budapest

Hill seeks education aid bill with broad Senate backing

Senator sister Hill leads a bipartisan push for a six year three million education aid plan. The bill gains quick sponsorship from 26 colleagues and support from Republicans Langer and Ives. Hill argues funds alone won’t help without facilities and teachers, aims to avoid segregation issues, and faces House skepticism and federal control fears.

Washington Sen Sister Hill Hill Eisenhower Fleeson Senate Labor and Education Committee

Thoughtful quotes on liberty from Jefferson and Paul

A fragment cites Acts 22 28 and Thomas Jefferson praising life and liberty. It contrasts freedom as God given with human earned liberty, invoking historical voices in a brief, reflective line.

Paul God Thomas Jefferson

Run, yell, and shout on defense mistakes warned

John S Knight argues that US defense policy repeats old mistakes. He cites mixed Wash ington views and reports from Rockefeller and Gaither. He urges President to end inter service rivalry and provide clear leadership to catch up with Soviet advances. He stresses political restraint and timely action over blame.

C. G. Wyckoff Lisher Wall Street Washington Joan Congress United States Russia Nathan Twining Joint Chiefs of Staff Rockefeller Jet

Portraits of Love and Courage in Quiet Verse

A romantic prose poem speaks of constant support from a beloved. The speaker vows to bring happiness and aid dreams, noting the partner’s presence steadies courage and sweetness, and that freedom from fear and contentment are the wished outcomes of their life together.

Satellite yeast and TV ethics spark unlikely debates

A satirical collage links a senator to a loan for a TV set and a FCC member to television oversight. It imagines scientists testing yeast in satellites, urges reductions in calorie intake, warns of safety and driving habits, and muses on TV becoming an educational tool while a teen romance and submarine imagery echo Cold War fears.

Federal’ Communications Commission Mars

Just Folks a Baby Poem by E A Guest

A brief verse praising a baby as the source of joy and hope in a weary heart. The speaker notes a parent’s willingness to sacrifice life’s dear things for the tiny mite, who coos with silent impact. The poem juxtaposes weakness with immense emotional power.

Long Beach News Highlights From Long Ago

A reminiscence notes a January 1947 housing unit cost up 90 percent, records a legal career move for John W. Houser to the SEC in Washington, and mentions Shell Co.油 sands on Signal Hill. The piece comments on public mood and conformity.

Shell Co Signal Hill Cresson

Public Forum Letters For Community Spaces

Community members submit letters showing bona fide signatures and addresses. Letters may be edited for taste or space to fit the forum.

Hiss Conviction Rebuttal Letter to Public Forum

A Long Beach reader, Stan Ryan, argues Alger Hiss was convicted of perjury, not treason, and urges PRESS TELEGRAM readers to present court facts if any. He dismisses Lester Marshall’s charges and calls for factual clarity.

Hiss Lester Marshall Alger Hiss Mr. Marshall Stan Ryan Ladoga Ave Long Beach

Right to Work Fair to Union Legislation Debate

A letter discusses elder health costs and a congress bill by Rep Aime Forand to move hospitalization benefits under Social Security. It argues rights and limits of right to work laws, noting unions and employers’ interests and potential impact on membership and hiring.

Rep Aime Forand R.J Congress Eisenhower Fress-Velegram California Cio Council On Political Education California State Federation “of Labor

Labor clause limits rights to bargain collectively with employer

The text notes that the union or labor organization provision shall not be read to deny or abridge employees rights to bargain collectively with their employer. Mention is made of R. J. Smith at 051 Thornton Ave, Anaheim.

R. J. Smith Thornton Ave Aneheim

Sales Tax Answers From The Big Source Of Revenue

Questions and answers discuss the states reliance on sales and use tax for about 23 percent of tax income in 1956, followed by motor fuels tax. They cover tanning lotions effectiveness and ingredients, plus shrubs recommended for fence rows and hedges like multiflora rose and alternatives such as red cedar and gray dogwood for hedges.

MY. A U.S. Department of Agriculture

Press Telegram masthead and offices listed

The document lists press telegrams staff and office addresses including publisher executive editor and managing editor lines and offices in New York Chicago Detroit Penobscot Building Minneapolis St Paul San Francisco and Milwaukee with advertising representatives and Metropolitan Group noted.

H. F. Burmeste Emi Milcalm Epley Milea &. Sines Washington New Bulawry Albee Building Nationale Ridder-Johna, Inc New York Sir Chicago Wrigley Datroit Penobecot Minneapolis Fashay St Pau East 4Th St. Loe

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