Khrushchev Speech Mirrors Soviet Fears and Plans
A close read of Khrushchev’s Moscow speech shows the Kremlin fearing domestic unrest while promising world peace and a seven year plan. It highlights capitalist progress as a benchmark, claims of utopian socialism, and pressures on Soviet citizens amid shortages and upheaval.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
21St
Communist Party
Moscow
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Paar
Spain
United States
America
Khrushchev
Comunist
Ife
Earth
If You Go to Mexico Do Not Break the Law
A columnist argues that American tourists face risks abroad for lawbreaking, citing the Rosarito Beach raid case where 19 Americans were jailed and fined with bail. The piece warns foreigners to respect local laws, noting harsher foreign jails and the shared principle that ignorance is no excuse.
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Mexico
Trosarlta Beach
Long Beach
Long Beach League of Women Voters Earns Civic Service Award
The Long Beach League of Women Voters, honored by the City Council with a civic service award to be presented Feb. 11, is described as an active, wide ranging group. It hosted public candidate meetings, shared pro and con discussions, sent 10 speakers to civic groups, registered 10 027 voters, answered information requests, and observed major city and county meetings.
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Long Beach
League of Women Voters
Raymond Kealey
League
Teague of Women Voters
Local Psychiatrist Praises Abstract Thinkers for Space Travel
A local psychiatrist argues the first space traveler should be an abstract thinker. He notes such a person might lose his eyeglasses by pushing them up onto his forehead, illustrating creative focus over strict practicality.
Public forum says trade with Russia would bury us
Charles M. Garnison, Councilman, argues that eased relations with the Soviet Union would allow Moscow to push world markets with cut price aluminum and slave-labor goods. He warns that without a clear stance against communism, America risks surrendering its form of government and standard of living.
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Kremlin
Russia
Hart
Irving
America
Charles M. Garnison
Counciuan
Affrairs of State Bill Would Let Legislature Control Funds
Sacramento report on Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 4 by Jack Beaver would abolish special funds and restore control of allocations to the Legislature. If adopted, distributions for education highways and certain legal funds would be redirected from constitutional dictates to need based spending, challenging current restrictions and school funding protections. The measure faces fierce resistance from education interests and redefines fish and game fund usage, while attempting to restore highway development responsibility to the Legislature from the Public Works Department and a State Treasurer managed surplus around 21 million dollars.
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Henry MacArthur
Sacramento
CNS
Jack Beaver
T-Redlands
Edmund G. Brown
Asling
Reaver
Hoowever
Anxt
Department of Public Works
Spe
Public Works
Hue
Brown
Senator Soaper and the Yankee Contract Mystery
A column mix of sports and politics riffs on Mickey Mantle, a missing Yankee contract, and the fate of a statistician linked to Mantle's home runs. The piece jokes about Broadway plots, congressmen, and Ike, with Monty commentaries on memoirs and presidential focus.
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Mickey
Mantle
Monty
Ike
Pauline
Doris Fleeson Quiet Transition in Virginia Marks Moderates Victory
In Virginia, federal and state courts enforce desegregation, and Arlington and Norfolk see peaceful integration of Negro and white students. Moderates gain confidence as clergy and responsible newspapers foster a calm, constructive atmosphere, signaling a broader shift away from massive resistance.
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Virginia
Washington
Arlington
Norfolk
Ginia
Massachusetts
South
T Rial
ROTIL
City approves Livingston Drive and Ocean Boulevard plan
Ten years ago the city council authorized retirement of Livingston Drive and Ocean Boulevard, launching an improvement program. Ocean Blvd will meet Livingston Dr from Mira Mar Ave southeast, with Sota Place forming a regular intersection and automatic signals.
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Livingston Drive
E. Ocei Boulevard
Ocean Blvd
Livingston Dr
Mira Mar Ave
Grand Ave
Sota Place
Ridder press masthead with publishers and offices
The Press Telegram current files list Ridder co publishers Harold Hines and executives, regional advertising reps, and office addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles and San Francisco. Names include Geboram Merman H Ridder, Daniel H Ridder, and Milea Sines with editors and managers.
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Merman H. Ridder
Daniel H. ‘Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel & Cameron
L. A. Collina Jr
National
Ridder-Johne, Inc
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Wrigley Bldg
Penobscot
Brig
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John J. Frisch
California Lutheran Hospital
Los Angeles
Long
Wilmington
San Pedro
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stewart
ICC
Washington, D.C
Charley A. Bland
Geboram
Malcolm Epley
Milea E. Sines
Harry Karns
Fall
Washington News Bureau
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