Olive Branch or Thistle Red China's Korea pullout eyed
The piece argues Red China should not dictate UN troop withdrawal from Korea. It notes the danger of a renewed push by Beijing, the legal status of Chinese volunteers, and the need to protect millions of Koreans while urging caution over trusting Beijing's stated aim of a peaceful solution.
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North Korea
United Nations
LU. N
Korea
U. N
United States
South Korea
George Decker
Yalu
Red China
U. S
Okinawa
Newsboy Promotes Crusade for Freedom Drive
The Press Telegram invites readers to support Radio Free Europe by placing Crusader envelopes in newspapers. The initiative, run by a volunteer newsboy, aims to fund broadcasts behind the iron curtain and deepen the value of free press in America. Contributions should be mailed to the newspaper in Long Beach, California.
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Newsboy
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Crusade For Freedom
Radio Free Europe
Newspaperboy
Press-Telegram
Long Beach
Calif
Bye St
N. W
Washington, D. C
Lipppmann on Red Policies and Western Treaty Alliances
Walter Lippmann argues that a Western alliance collapse is imminent as Communist blocs gain the upper hand. He notes Khrushchev favors status quo and Warsaw Pact strength, predicting Western disintegration before NATO, with no current plan for overt Soviet intervention.
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Tor
West Policy Dilemmas in Khrushchev Era Debate
The piece argues Western democracies face a choice between preserving the status quo and provoking change. It contrasts Khrushchev’s belief that the status quo will tilt to him with the West’s fear of risk, noting reliance on deterring Red Army forces in Eastern Europe and the influence of U.S., German, and allied leaders in shaping restraint.
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Russia
China
Iassume
Licpmann
Khrushchev and
Company
Khrushchev
Germany
Algeria
Cyprus
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Formosa
Korea
Mr. Dulles
Adenauer
Mr. Maccmillan
West
Red Army
Poland
Portraits of Troubles and a Selfless Listener
A perceptive speaker notes how listening to others reveals their heavier burdens while noting his own fewer worries. He reflects that offering help often meets resistance and concludes cooperation would be refused, yet could relieve others if given.
Pennsylvania politics simmer as Leaders loom in Senate bid
Washington reports a split Pennsylvania party scene with Gov. George M. Leader the likely Democratic Senate candidate. Dems clash over governor nominees as reformers like Richardson Dilworth face opposition while aging party elites push familiar names. Stassen in GOP circles aims to woo moderates and women voters amid intra-party feuding and calls for modernization.
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Washington
George M
United States Senate
Richardson Dilworth
Philadelphia
Leader
Stassen
Pennsylvania
Whistle Rules, Love Courses, and Sports Across Nations
A mosaic of mini-ideas and quips. A coach calls for three officials to plug loopholes, while Moscow University eyeing bicycle racing with an American college hints at cultural exchange. Jokes touch on Khrushchev, gas pedals, Florida oranges, and Ted Williams, with Russia docking a soccer star for drinking, suggesting broader tensions and curiosities in late era discourse.
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Bill Valghn
Moscow University
Just Folks by E A Guest A Bus Seat Compliment
A charming maiden reflects on a compliment that lifts her spirits as a stranger gives up his seat on a crowded bus. She muses on sincerity, noting men often praise many girls, but this anonymous act carries a truth she cannot doubt. The moment confirms her sense of fairness and grace without words.
Long Beach Veterans Promoted and Guard Parade Report
Long Beach elevates two veteran city firemen Albert L Schmidt and Clinton R Mackley to permanent assistant chief. An earthquake shakes Long Beach and North Long Beach. The expanded National Guard unit parades 270 men and 15 officers on the armory drill court. Lt Col George W Certly reviews the parade led by Maj Fred Wright. City officials prepare for the Navy Air Fleet arrival with Carrier Saratoga, aided by George L Buck and Lt Esten B Koger USNR.
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Albert L. Schmidt
Clinton R. Mackley
Long Beach
North Long Beach
National Guard
E. Seventh St
California Ave
George W. Certly
Fred Wright
U. S. Navy
Saratoga
George L. Buck
Esten B. Koger
USNR
Public Forum Letters Policy Edit For Space and Taste
Public forum letters require bona fide signatures and addresses and must stay under 250 cards. Editors may edit for good taste or to save space while preserving the author’s identifiable details. The notice emphasizes responsible publication standards and space constraints.
Defends Freedom Not to Join Union
A reader from Long Beach argues the right to work and freedom of choice, comparing union membership to insurance, noting non union workers miss benefits but should not be labeled. She condemns inter union disputes and laments youth gang influence, urging civility and individual choice.
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Teleghram
C. Gaylord
S. Sigstad
Truman Boyd Manor
Long Beach
Dog catcher sought for North Long Beach
North Long Beach residents complain about dogs running loose and the lack of leash law enforcement. The writer urges Mr Dooley to dispatch the dog catcher to curb disturbances near 69th Way Artesia to Long Beach corridors, noting ongoing service gaps despite taxes and some street cleaning.
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Long Beach
Dooley
North Long Beach
Richard Pater
60Th St
Huntington Park
TV Exchange Letter Shocking Prediction Sparks Reader Debate
The PRESS-TELEGRAM reports a reader named Robert Clark predicting that showing American TV to Russian audiences would sap their scientific drive by placing receivers in Russian homes at taxpayers’ expense. The letter expresses shock at the idea and condemns the suggested approach.
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Robert Clark
Undefined fragment note
Two personal signatures with addresses appear as a fragmentary note about culture and the wheel. Warren Morton and Larry Beatty are named with street addresses in Wilmington and Lakewood. The text lacks a clear event or news context.
Tea and Answers From High Places Q and A
Readers submit questions about tea altitude effects prayer calls and club by laws plus lightning and gold mines. The Q A covers high altitude teas, the muezzin azan, ex officio quorum rules, lightning strikes on adjacent buildings, and leading gold producing states with Homestake Mine noted.
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