Editorial challenges youth crime with adult accountability
The piece argues adults have tried to soften youth crime with juvenile courts and lenient framing. It cites Attorney General Edmund G. Brown urging lowered jurisdiction ages to 16, warning youth must learn society’s rules. It notes 150 gangs with about 5000 members in Los Angeles County and calls for treating offenders as they are: criminals, not merely troubled youths.
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Brown
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Old Derricks Down on Signal Hill Decline of wooden rigs underway
Signal Hill begins a new, cleaner look as two year city action winds down wooden derricks. By July 23 the last Long Beach area derrick will be removed. Voluntary removals cut frame rigs from 313 to 123. portable and steel rigs replace the old structures, boosting safety and appearance.
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Signal Hill
Long Beach
Signal Hall
Harbor Field
Comstock Lode
Public forum on church merger prompts misreading
Public remarks dispute a press release about a proposed union of Congregational Christian and Evangelical and Reformed churches in Cleveland. It asserts no single Congregational Christian Church exists, notes only local Congregational Churches, and describes a disputed United Church of Christ formed by a fellowship and a Uniting Synod. A civil suit filed June 20 in New York questions property rights and the merger. ROY W ABEL serves on the California advisory committee.
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Cleveland
Congregational Christian
Evangelical and Reformed Churches
The
Congregational Christian Church
Congregational Christian ‘“Fellowship
Clevelands
National Council of the Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical
Uniting Synod
United Church of Christ
New York
Federal District Court
Congressional Christian Fellowship
Roy W, Abel
California
Committee For the Continuation of the
Congressional Christian Churches
Spelling Champ Voices Thanks PRESS-TELEGRAM
A Long Beach area spelling bee winner thanks the PRESS TELEGRAM for sponsoring the event in Washington. ANN CRUTCHER of Fullerton wrote that the trip was the most important moment of her life and praised the newspaper's service to American youth.
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Washington
Long Beach
America
Middle East Pots Boiling Over in Intrigue and Violence
Peter Edson reports on escalating Middle East tensions amid ceasefire claims, nightly killings, and border raids. Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Israel are entangled in plots and countercharges as Cairo accuses Amman’s military mission of plotting to expel Egyptian forces, while Jordan alleges a Jordanian agent sought to record an assassination plot.
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Washington
NEAQ
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Middle ‘East
Radio
Cairo
Voice of the
Ambassador Richards
Mid-East
Esos
Fouad Hillal
Hillal
Safwat Shugayr
Hussein
Saud
Saudi Araabia
Saugayr
Hillalbad Shugayr
Shugayr
Riet
Rillal
Hin
Amman
Jawdat al-Atassi
Abdel el- Rifal
Ths
Middle East
Occu
Ethiopia
Hilmi
Bahrein
Kuwait
Oman
Ister Sabri Assali
Middane
Abdel Nasser
California Leads in Age Pensions and Related Questions
The article notes California has the highest old age assistance roll with 264,500 recipients and an average grant of 75 dollars per month. Nationwide, about 25 million receive old age aid, totaling roughly 16 billion dollars annually. It also covers Middle East tensions, Egyptian influence, and regional political maneuvers involving Jordan, Syria, Iraq, and Bahrain SL.
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California
Middle of the year reflections and memories
A reflective piece asks what we accomplished in the earlier months and whether to rejoice or repent. It ponders January through April, considering how time has passed and urging readers to keep these thoughts in their hearts as summer arrives.
Folks on the Future Keep Working Toward a Way
The speaker recalls guests who speak of future marvels and insist that progress comes with effort. They emphasize learning from failures and continuing the task, promising a solution someday though not yet possible today. Night and day persistence is urged to find the right path.
Long Beach remembers Golden State Packing expansion
Long Beach recalls a 500000 expansion at Golden State Packing Co at 1378 W Seventh doubling plant capacity and boosting harbor trade. Poly High drum majorette Beity Atkinson received a police badge honorary majorette honor from the Los Angeles Police Department during a ceremony led by Police Chief James E Davis.
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Golden. State Packing Corporation
W. Seventh.St
Inner Harbor
Newspaper Masthead and Editorial Team Listing
The fragment lists press room staff and offices with roles including publisher, assistant to publisher, business manager, editor, executive editor, managing editor, and national advertising representation. It references multiple offices and a Washington news bureau, with a scattered address-like string and a comic advertising section noted.
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H. F. Burmester
Matedon Eplay
Miles E. Lines
Washington News Bureau
Albee Wading National Advertising
Aldder-Johns, Inc
Ae Rigley
Penobscot
Eisenhower frames states' rights with federal responsibility
President Eisenhower addressed governors arguing for preserved states as strong governmental units while warning that rejecting federal aid risks neglecting duties. He urged a federal state task force to map which functions suit state or federal funding, citing education, disaster relief, and urban renewal as key issues.
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Eisenhower
Governors’ Conference
Sensational Weathered Rants on Conformity and Bomb Talk
A column mocks conformity and media ferocity while noting rising tranquilizer and stimulant use. It jokes about a hydrogen bomb, Army duties, and future drills. The piece touches on bugs developing immunity, carrot cake recipes, and blurred memoirs amid government secrecy.
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Red
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Bucer
Peter Edson
Rankin
Feck
Benes Pras Teterrara
N. W
Mron
D.C
New York Thruway
Masaschusetts Turnpike
Metcalfe
Rty
Herman H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Samual, Cameron_Gan’l
L.A. Collins Jr
Bus
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Metropolitats Growies
Ike
Soaper
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Mother Nature
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George Clark
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