Editorial The Communist Shakeup
The purge of Molotov and Malenkov signals tremors in the Soviet system as Khrushchev seeks to reassure the Russian public and ease tensions. The piece argues that Western policies should resist concessions to Moscow while acknowledging growing pressure from public opinion that could push toward the decline of predatory communism. It questions whether Khrushchev’s moves are a step in an eventual transition to a freer government.
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Khrushchev
Malenkov
Molotov
Russia
Communist Party
Free Nations
Red China
Trade
United Nations
China
State Dulles
Eisenhower
Moscow
Peiping
Maleniov
Mr. Khrushchev
Move to Strengthen Fiscus Law in Orange County
The Dale Park Parents Assn. seeks to broaden California Kathy Fiscus Law to cover open ditches abandoned excavations gravel pits and flood control canals to protect children. They urge an Assembly interim committee on public health led by Byron Rumford to hold hearings in Orange County and back stronger safety fencing statutes.
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Orange County
Dale Park
Byron Rumford
Law Clerks in Supreme Court Probe Spark Debate
A five member House committee probes how far judicial decisions curb Congress powers. The piece argues law clerks may reveal justices' reasoning behind liberal rulings and discusses the balance between constitutional oversight and Supreme Court independence amid loyalty program debates.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Swashington
House of Representatives
Su‘reme
Supreme Court of the United States
Congréss
California Law Review
Graham B. Moody
United States
ME. Moody
Committee of the House
Communist Party
Lippmann on Eisenhower Disarmament Negotiations
The piece argues Eisenhower’s disarmament diplomacy lacks direction, miring US policy in indecision. It cites delays before the budget stance became clear, and warns that without a firm position Washington risks a weak treaty or Senate rejection amid Russian concessions.
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Eisenhower
Stassento
London
Zorin
Calef
Mr.Stassen
Ioud
Coffee Tables Rising and Other Oddities in Public Life
Senator Soaper notes higher coffee tables may injure knees as furniture trends shift. Air conditioners flood sales, leaving windows hard to find. Commentary mocks loyalty tests for flowers, duck calls used for hunting, and radar shotguns for humane hunters. Gromyka quotes and Musial praise analogies color a satirical survey of culture and politics.
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Congress
Keepsake Advice and Odd Crime Note Stirs Readers
A St Louisan admits committing two burglaries a day at age 65 and readers discuss enduring wisdom from books. The verse urges comfort from the Bible and Shakespeare for sleepless nights while observations question aging workers and the limits of a lifelong burden.
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St. Louisan
Long Beach milestones from earlier decades summarize
Long Beach notes recall North American Aviation hiring at 200 employees weekly during B-45 bomber production in Long Beach. It mentions proposed amendment to Long Beach Harbor drilling ordinance to aid flood control along the Los Angeles River right of way. Also references the fight to abolish Municipal Market at Lincoln Park during the city council inauguration.
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North American Aviation
The
Long Beach
Army Air Force
Long Beach Harbor
Los Angeles River
Everett
W. Mattoon
Lincoln
Park
City Hall
Public Forum Forum on Letters and Signatures
Readers submit letters not exceeding fifty words with born fide signatures and addresses. Letters may be edited for taste or to save spice.
Girard schooling blamed? reader letter debates system and military impact
A reader questions assigning Girard actions to general education, arguing the USAF and service discipline shape individuals. The letter urges stronger state voice in costs and policy to protect constitutional rights of service members, warning government bureaucracy would diminish with states’ rights.
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Ess-Velegran
Charles Jenners
Girard
USAF
Don Anderson
B. Washington PLC
C W. Bush
E. Flower Ave
Bellflower
States Must Get Back Stolen Rights
The piece argues that states should reclaim powers from Washington arguing federal overreach is unconstitutional. It denounces federal power and the Sixteenth Amendment, claiming states can repeal it to restore sovereignty and rebuild with modern methods.
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Washington
Wedding Day Dream In A Heartfelt Letter
This letter expresses deep gratitude and love to a sweetheart. The writer speaks of happiness and gentleness, hoping tomorrow will become their wedding day. The tone is intimate and romantic, with vows of lasting devotion and shared happiness.
Press-Celegram Staff and Advertising Network Notes
The text lists Press-Celegram personnel including Herman He Ridder and Harold M. Hines with titles such as Executive Editor and Managing Editor. It also mentions the Washington News Bureau at Al Dee Building and National Advertising Representatives Ridder Johne Inc. plus multiple office addresses in New York Los Angeles San Francisco Minneapolis.
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Malcolm Epley
Miles E. Sinead
Washington News
SOY ‘AlDee Building
RidderJohne, Inc
New York
Ste Cheered -Aeinnenn
Derreitou
Penobscot
Minneapolis
Foshay Tower
Ste Paussa
East
4Th St
Los Angules
W. 6Th St
San Francisco
Sutter St
Guerent
Ie Press Tele
Questions and Answers: Oysters Enemies and Rugs
A reader’s Q and A column answers two questions. First, oysters have many enemies illustrated by the oyster drill mussels starfish temperature changes and muddy beds endangerment. second, Numdah rugs are Indian goat hair need dry clean only and should not be shaken or beaten.
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India
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Soaper
By Bill Vaughan
Gromyka
Stan Muslat
Coonskin
Charles van Doren
Just Folks
E. A. Guest
Celegram
Herman He Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Assi Te Publianer
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Cameron
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Lyne Colline, Jr
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Hasrin Readera
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Internation Bureau
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Holland
George Clark
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