Tito and the middle path in the Yugoslav model
Editorial views Tito in a Sunday US interview as balancing East and West while professing broad socialist aims. He backs coexistence with Russia, cautions about paths to communism, and signals a subtle break with Stalin that critics say foreshadows strains within world communism.
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Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
United States
Russia
Tito
Red Chins
Kinschev
Hungary
Great Search for Knowledge Under Way
A major 18 month international study on the sun earth relationship labeled IGY International Geophysical Year begins. Scientists from Antarctica to the North Pole will investigate how sun activity affects weather radio TV transmissions and other natural phenomena with Russia among participating nations.
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IGY
International Geophysical Year
United States Department of Commerce
Antarctica
North Pole
Russia
Nature
Earth
Disarmament Barometer Falls Amid Debate On Tests
Washington observers report the disarmament barometer falling as administration efforts to pull back from Harold Stassen's stance falter. President Truman signals intention to press ahead with test plans despite critics led by Lewis Strauss and Admiral Radford, while Senate subcommittee weighs contributions to keep talks on track.
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Washington
Harold Stassen
Ers
Lewis L. Strauss
Flelyon
Atomic Energy Commission
Arthur J. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Strauss-Radford
Stassen
London
Ciuenna
Julius C. Holmes
Dulles
Senate
Strauss
Congress
Joint Atomic Committee
AEC
Thomas E. Murray
Murray
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Stursen
Thoughtful proverb on mercy and charity by Addison
An 18th century-style reflection contrasts wicked lending with righteous mercy. It frames charity as a virtue of the heart rather than the hands, echoing moral guidance attributed to Addison.
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Addison
Three Moral Force Demonstrations Mark World Rights Advance
On June 28 three unconnected yet related events highlighted human rights. Eisenhower welcomed Muslims at a Washington Islamic center, pledging support for religious freedom. Pope Pius XII publicly supported Jewish civil rights. and John Foster Dulles rejected recognizing Red China, arguing for American ideals over material trade or appeasement.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Asia
Middle East
Pius XH
American Jewish Committee
Vatican
MR. Dulles
Red China
United Nations
Korea
China
San Francisco
Rome
Strait Jacket and Public Safety Themed Items Stir Debate
A column cites varied items from safety belts to touring with children as potential sellers. It questions if communism education seeks government overthrow and recalls Prohibition era grape bricks. It notes Prime Minister Kishi’s apparent Yankee fandom, security concerns, and jokes about surveillance in public life.
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California
Just Folks by E A Guest Teaches a reading gauge device
A playful poem describes a curious device that measures readability like decibels. It uses color charts blue for easy text and black for hard. The verse notes testing with breezy stanzas and simple lines.
Long Beach Labor unrest recalled in city notes
Long Beach memories span decades with a bus union mass meeting after a four week service gap, picket actions around 31 auto dealers due to dealer negotiations, and a four day Fourth of July holiday drawing thousands to Catalina voyages as Colorado anchors near Pine Avenue pier.
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Labor Temple
Long Beach
Ines
Folce
Joe McClelland
Catalina Island
U.’S
Foadstead
Colorado
Pine Ave
Public Forum Letters Edited For Space And Taste
Readers can submit bona fide letters with signatures and addresses. Submissions may be edited for taste or space to fit the forum standards and word limit.
Constitution Party urges review of new political group
PRESS-TELEGRAM commentary argues that major parties share similar policies and that the Constitution Party offers a real alternative. The writer suggests evaluating its stance on key issues to understand its broader positions and impact on U.S. law and governance. R. J. Smith signs off from Anaheim.
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Socialist
Progressive
Prohibition
Independent
Constitution Party
Engineering for College Urged
A reader thanks the Press Telegram for urging an engineering course at Long Beach State College and says such a program would aid the community and relieve the engineer shortage. The writer, Joan V. Gallagher, expresses hope it becomes a reality soon.
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Long Beach State College
Long Beach State
Joan V. Gallagher
Argonne Ave
Reader Confesses Alcohol Addiction After Newspaper Series
Dennis F. OConnell of Torrance writes that the alcohol articles scared him into admitting he is an alcoholic for about 20 years. He describes drinking at parties and weekends to cope, noting past financial stability and four children through high school while thanking the editor for the recognition.
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Bitter Truth Press-Telegram
Dennis F. O'Connell
Denker Avé
Torrance
Question on Supreme Court picks and credentials
A reader comments on the Supreme Court and Anne Pickes, questioning how many justices have prior judging experience. The letter argues prosecutors and judges from lower courts are better suited than politically experienced appointees. It suggests future justices should include more individuals like Justice Clark. LMARTIN 4025 Virginia Ra
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Supreme Court
Anne Pickes
Harvard
Supreme Cott
Justice Clark
Supreme Bench
Lmartin
States with compulsory annual vehicle inspections
The National Highway Users Conference reports 21 states plus the District of Columbia require annual motor vehicle inspections. Listed states include Colorado Delaware Illinois Iowa Maryland Massachusetts Mississippi Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia and West Virginia.
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National Highway Users Conference
District of Columbia
Colorado
Delaware
Ilinois
Iowa
Marine
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Lead Well A Child By How You Speak And Act
A moral on parenting and teaching emphasizes that a child learns more from daily behavior than formal instruction. Observing honesty, sincerity, and consistent conduct shapes a child’s character more than spoken lessons or words alone.
The Press Telegram Staff and Advertising Contacts
Press Telegram notice listing publisher editor and executive staff with office addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis and San Francisco including national advertising representatives and comic advertising contacts.
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National Advertising Representative
Ridd
Ty Tnc
New York
50Th St
Chicago
Wrigley Ridge
Datroit
Penobscot
Dinneapalta Pally
East
4Th St
San Francisco
Sutter St
Press-Telegram
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Strait Jacket
Kishi
Japan
Resk
Msn
Girard
Wiete
Cilorophyll
Bridey Murphy
E. A. Guest
R. J. Smith
Thornton Ave
Anaheim
Sonny
Eri
Eye &T
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Odinals By
Metgalfe
Cho.d
Celearam
Herman ‘H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel C. Gameron
Gen
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H. F. Burmester
Malcolm Eptey
Miles E. Sines
Washington News Bureau
Bor Albre
Muttapalitan Group
George Clark
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