Letters on editors and public figures in California bold
A reader letters page comments on a recent editorial about Americans and Soviet propaganda, questioning why Americans accept Communist rhetoric and praising U S leaders. It criticizes perceived liberal leanings of professors and notes the election of Brown and Engle. A second correspondent asks why prayers are not asked for future generations and signs with a Bay Area address. A Boy Scouts council thanks the paper for publicity to the organization.
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Oly
Russia
James Millsap
Daisy Ave
Ieft
Guv. Brown
Sen. Engle
California
Robert Arellanes
Pie Long Beach Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Independent Press-Telegram
Boy Souls
Harold W.arrold
We Can Disapprove of Reds Without Tossing Brickbats
An editorial argues that Americans should oppose Mikoyan's visit without violence or insult. It cites Governor Brown's apology for eye-throwing protests in California and stresses diplomacy over public demonstrations. It notes similar past incidents with the vice president in South America and urges courteous, reasoned protest through proper channels.
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U.S
Res
Anasas Mikoyan
Edmund Brown
Mikoyan
California
Gov. Brown
United States
South America
Pat Brown Makes Hit With Press at His First Conference as Governor
Governor Pat Brown faced direct questions at his first press conference, earning favorable press treatment by giving straightforward answers. Sacramento correspondents note his approach signals a shift away from evasive replies, emphasizing clear policy explanations to the public.
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Pat Brown
Edmund G. Brown
Sacramento
Gov. Brown
Councilmen urged to ride city buses monthly
Councilman Dooley proposes that council members ride the buses once a month to test service and notes there is still time this month for them to catch a ride.
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Dooley
City Plans Embrace Youthful Shift in Long Beach
Long Beach Planning Dept notes aging city is trending younger as median age falls from 35.7 in 1940 to 33.5 currently. The master plan calls for translating aging data into action and balancing conservatism with new priorities including recreational facilities for all ages.
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Long Beach
Tougher to Pick Barber Says Senator Soaper
Senator Soaper says choosing a barber is harder than picking a president. He notes voters back candidates with little information, mocks young scientists with beanies and repellers, and jokes about 1958’s leading men and holdouts in baseball and Eisenhower contracts.
Portraits of Love in an Old Notebook Delights
A tender, imperfect verse expresses deep affection and devotion. The speaker praises a beloved as kind, wonderful, and irresistible, noting the person is in every memory and dream. The handwritten cadence carries heartfelt if fragmented musings.
Goldwater Selected GOP Campaign Chief Upsets Liberals
Washington coverage says Senator Barry Goldwater will chair the Senate Republican Campaign Committee this week. The conservative leader, praised as vigorous and dedicated, faces GOP liberals wary of his anti discrimination pledges and potential impact on 1960 campaigns.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Sen
Goldwater
Arizona
White House
Nixon
Pldge
Lex. Dirksen
Sen. Saltonstall
Republica Conference
Sen. Goldwater
Jabor
President Eisenhower’s stark Communist indictment
In a Congress address, President Eisenhower delivers a severe critique of Communist Soviet actions. He brands international treaties as scraps of paper, urges self enforcing mechanisms, and warns that Western deterring power must prevent nuclear war while pressing for economic pressure to spur change inside the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Cotion
Anastes Mikoyan
Kremlin
Soviet Union
United States
Flere
Berlin
Europe
Moscow
Wilson
Council Doesn’t Control Schools Evrrar Letter to Editor
Donald M. Comfort of 535 E. 3rd St argues in a readers letter that the Long Beach City Council has no authority over the school system and warns candidates advocating a new high school to consult the Long Beach Unified School District. He notes the district has plans for a west side high school and urges informed voter scrutiny of platform proposals.
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Long Beach Unified
Long Beach
West Side
Donald M. Comfort
E. 3Rd St
Spinach value debated iron claims questioned
Readers ask if spinach iron content justifies its value. The adviser notes spinach iron is not exceptional versus potatoes squash or carrots and compares sources to international postal union history, tracing early proposals by Montgomery Blair and Lincoln era U. S. involvement leading to a 1874 Geneva foundation with about a hundred member nations.
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T. A
Montgomery Blair
Winder Abraham Lincoln
United States
Dern
Switzerland
General Postal Union
Press Telegram staff and advertising representatives listed
Current staff and advertising contacts for The Press Telegram are named, including Publisher Samuel Gameron and General Manager LA Collins, with East Page Baker and Managing Editor Malcolm Eptey cited. National advertising reps Ridder-Johng, ines with NGaR in New York and offices in Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, St Paul, and San Francisco are noted.
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Malcolm Eptey
Miles E. Since
Harey Karna
Washington
Albos Bulldti
Ridder-Johng
Ines
Ngar
New York
Lift Avenue
Chicago
Detroit
Minneapolis
SL Paul
San Francisco
Sutter
Telegram
Metropolitan Group, Inc
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Ike
Sclons
V. Harper
Gankto
Mikayan
Henry Macarthur
Capital News Service
Soaper
By Bill Vaughan
United Nations
Sur Port
Bat
Wes
Melvalle
Ces
Doris Fleeson
Leveratt Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Kent
Awever
Styles Bridges
GOP
Everett Dirksen
Sen. Coldwater
Wwe
David Lawrence
Council
Sam
Ares
Haskin
Ruyreu
Eye St
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Wanblazing
D.C
Gebaram
Herman H. Ridde
Daniel H.nidder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel Gameron
LA. Collins Dr. Bus
Neighbors
George Clark
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