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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1962

Page

5

Richards Seeks U S Senate Challenge to Kuchel

The article profiles State Senator Richards of Los Angeles County entering the U S Senate race to challenge incumbent Thomas Kuchel. It notes Richards’s 1954 58 election record and shifting liberal to middle road image, while Kuchel’s incumbency seniority and whip leadership loom. California faces a capable U S Senator regardless of outcome.

Richard Richards U. S. Senate U. S Thomas Kuchel Richards Kuchel State Senate Senate Sen. Kuchel

Costly peace budget boosts US military buildup

The $92.5 billion federal budget, a peacetime record, allocates over 75 percent of the increase to military and related programs. Spending rises by $3.5 billion, expanding nuclear and conventional forces with Polaris subs, missiles, tanks, rifles, and Army divisions, while critics call this a grotesque commentary on civilization and seek a better path.

America U. S

Long Beach Osteopathic Hospital Fundraiser Concert

Long Beach Osteopathic Hospital hosts a January 31 concert by pianist Roger Williams to fulfill past United Hospital Fund pledges and support the hospital’s Employes Welfare fund. Proceeds will benefit both causes as music lovers enjoy the event.

Long Beach Osteopathic Hospital United Hospital Fund Roger Williams

Senator Soaper Warns Inflation Price Tag Up

Bill Vaughan mocks inflation andKennedy year in review while satirizing public figures researchers flag Coxsackie A-2 virus as cold related. Editorial quips cover politics, culture, and aging.

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Justice and love intertwine in divine judgment

A reflective meditation asserts that infin ite justice and infinite love are one, with the altar cry and biblical verse underscoring that God's justice is a form of love. The quotation by F W Roberson emphasizes the unity of divine justice and compassion.

F. W. Roberson

Does Sen Strom Thurmond Have Eye on White House

Virginia Kelly reports that Sen John Stennis chairing a Senate committee will begin hearings January 23 to probe charges of military muzzling. Thurmond, guest at a 500-member Political Action Conference, is seen as a possible 1968 or later presidential candidate amid conservative support and past bid on the Democratic States Rights ticket.

Sen. Strom Thurmond White House John Stennis D Miss Senate Strom Thurmond Pentagon Kelly Sen. Thurmond Washington Sen. Thurmand Republican National Committee William’. Miller New York Rep. Wilson California Chairan House Republican Campaign Committee Sen. Thurmond Jean Ag Sen Thurmond Congress Sen Democratic States Rights

Kilpatrick hearings push jail awareness in California

Sacramento reports on Assemblyman Vernon Kilpatrick hearings addressing California jail conditions. Sheriff Cantis says sheriffs work within funds to meet standards, while potential state supervision faces sheriff opposition. Some sheriffs and supervisors resent being blindsided and subpoenaed during committee inquiries.

Sacramento CNS Vernon Kilpatrick D-Lynwood California Assemblyman Kilpatrick Kilpatrick Sheriff’s Association of California Michael N. Cantis San Joaquin County Sheriff's Association State Board of Corrections Sheriffs State Department of Corrections

The commissioner warns on crime as life goes on

Stanley Robbins, 48, charged to London with stealing a bicycle after a departing student reflects on career choices. Police urge public cooperation to report crime and aid investigations to prevent crime from going unchecked, per New York City police commissioner Michael J. Murphy.

Stanley Robbins London England New York City Michael J. Murphy

Public Forum Letters for Publication Policy

The paper states that letters must not exceed 250 words and require bona fide signatures and addresses. Submissions may be edited for taste or space to fit available room. Readers are advised to include full signatures and current addresses to be eligible for publication.

Two Views on a Current Topic

Editor notes space limits prevent more letters on conservatism liberalism and anti communism. William D Graff argues for strong anti communism and patriotism while R G Palmer defends social programs and warns against labeling. Both insist on American values and warn against divisive rhetoric.

America Iam Americ R. G. Palmer Phillips St

United Nations Role Defended in Public Letter

A letter from Mrs J P Jones defends the United Nations role, arguing it has slowed communism and aided relief efforts though critics claim it achieves little. She notes UN agencies and postwar relief programs partially blunt destitution and urges tax-funded study of global problems through the UN.

TOR J. P. Jones U.N ULN, Relief& Rehabilitation Administration International Children's Emergency Fund Long Beach Los Angeles Robert Greengard

Drive Carefully Message Across Languages During Holidays

The article notes rising emphasis on Drive Carefully campaigns after a heavy accident toll during the holidays. It includes examples of how to say drive carefully in several languages such as French Au volant soyez prudent.

Au Volant

Drive Carefully Across Languages and Puzzles

A playful note asks how to say drive carefully in multiple languages and hints at a language puzzle. It also invites readers to submit questions to Languages in the News, all in a light newspaper tone.

Tax on matches under 1913 Esch-Slugger Act

The U S imposed a prohibitive 10 cent per box tax on white phosphorus matches in 1913 under the Esch Slughes Non poisonous Match Act. The tax was higher than wholesale match prices and aimed to curb use of poisonous white phosphorus paste that injured workers, a practice already restricted abroad.

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