There's a Limit and Castro Reached It
Editorial argues the U S break in diplomatic ties with Castro was necessary to uphold national self-respect. It blames Castro for provoking hostility by targeting Americans and aligning with the Communists, cites Guantanamo as a symbol of U S prestige, and weighs future scenarios for Castros regime and Cuban policy.
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United States
President Eisenhower
Castro
Havana
U. S
Cuba
Hitler
America
Guantanamo Naval Base
Guantanamo
Nixon Rules Shake Up Senate, Signals New Session Turmoil
Vice President Nixon opened a partisan sequence by ruling to overhaul Senate procedures, foreshadowing a stormy start to the new session as Democrats face a tougher frontline under Kennedy and his appointees. The move promises heightened political division and sets the stage for 1962 and 1964 campaigns.
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Washington
Fleeson
John F. Kennedy
Sion
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Senate
Nixon
Nixon and Johnson clash over Senate rules in transition
The piece notes liberals fear a Nixon led push to curb Senate procedures and how Lyndon Johnson and the Kennedy era clash with this shift. It warns that Nixon’s January 20 handover to Lyndon B. Johnson tightens the screws on Democrats as the party faces a last chance to influence civil rights and welfare policy amid procedural fights.
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Kennedy
Nixon
Senate
Lyndon B. Dalingon
Johnson
McNamara Reaches Out to Rep Hosmer Amid Kennedy Era Plans
Secretary of Defense designate Robert S. McNamara phoned Rep Craig Hosmer of Long Beach to confirm Kennedy era defense policy leeway. Read details cover his Berkeley and Harvard background, Ford tenure, and personal life including residence at 80 Kalorama Circle and family members.
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Beadtong
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Long Beach
McNamara
California
Pacific Area
Defense Department
Hosmer
Kalorama Circle
McNamaras
Robert Craig-10
Craig Larkin
Susan
Tricia
Julie Nixon
Ford Motor Co
Kennedy
Broken tilings, books intact after holidays
Bill Vaughan notes many items broken around homes during holidays while schoolbooks stay uncracked. The president elect’s Senate seat goes to his Harvard roommate, challenging the old image of college roommates as necktie thieves.
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Bill Vaughan
Harvard
Liberals Silent on Civil Rights Violations Critique
David Lawrence argues liberals pass up chances to advance democracy citing three civil rights cases. He cites Wyoming Senate vacancy after a Republican winner died, Massachusetts Kennedy appointment issue, and Texas dual candidacy of Lyndon Johnson to press for a uniform method of selecting Congress members.
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Pwrence
Wyoming
United States
Senate
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
B Smith
Congress
Sen. Kennedy
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
United States Congress
Long Beach Press Telegram Names Editorial Staff
In Long Beach the Press Telegram lists key personnel including co publisher Harold M Wines executive editor and managing editor with names such as Ferman Ridder Daniel H Ridder Samuel C Cameron and Miles E Lines. The notice outlines the corporate titles and roles within the publication and notes the Washington News Bureau.
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Ferman Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Harold M. Wines
Samuel C. Cameron
Atanager le A. Callins Jr
Ihalcolm Eplay
Miles E. Lines
Harry Kars
Washington News Bureay Ree Twuueing A anePubliher
Dito
Public Forum Calls for Plan to Guard City’s Future
A station letter urges readers to counter radical efforts and defend constitutional balance while critiquing local officials. The writer cites submerged bay lands, oil value, and plans for a 500 acre new city tied to international interests, urging citizen input to guide Chamber of Commerce and authorities.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Stanton
City Planning Commission
Chamber plans Congress of Community Progress support urged
Editorial urges readers to back the Chamber of Commerce plan for a Congress of Community Progress, arguing individuals can do more by informing civic minded neighbors and supporting constructive community endeavors.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frogroas
Chamber
Long Beach 1885: 51 Homes and First Steam Train
In 1885 Long Beach counted 51 residences 13 business buildings and a church and hotel. A small steam locomotive built by Long Beach Land & Water Co introduced rail service with a wooden jacket and metal bar start lever. it often ran downhill and failed to stay on schedule, delighting riders with its dramatic trips.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles County
Long Beach Land & Water Co
Stain
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