Editorial: false premises about Moscow embassy attacks
The piece contrasts mobs attacking the U.S. embassy in Moscow with a prior Soviet protest at the U.N. The author argues both events reveal false premises about diplomatic relations and Russia's role in international dialogue, noting Moscow’s protests while dismissing the claim of effective relations in years.
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U. S
Moscow
Soviet Union
Russia
U. N
U.S
State Department
U.S.S.R
Roadside Rest Program Seen as Useful for California Tourists
The column argues that while government frills are debated, roadside rest projects like the one proposed by Pauline Davis offer value to motorists. It contends tourism contributes millions to California and that modestly built rest stops are a prudent, nonessential yet beneficial investment amid tax concerns.
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Pauline Davis
Portola
California
Freedom and Responsibility in Speech for Educators
Dr C Carpenter urged school staff to guard their tongues while preserving academic freedom. He argued that free speech does not excuse slander or libel and that reputations are protected by the Constitution as well as free expression.
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C. Carpenter
University of Southern California
Senator Soaper Says Spoilers Washington Investigation
A garbled column by Bill Vaughan mocks political ethics and media scrutiny. It questions how to spoil inquiries, notes quirky anecdotes from sports and society, and critiques American politics and culture with satirical jabs at politicians, educators, and foreign influences.
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Bill Vaughan
Savays
Washington
Out Our Way on a Secret Ice Cream Crusade
A quirky panel jokes about not cooperating in an ice cream for breakfast crusade and jokes about Charles de Gaulle’s height in stocking feet, humor permeating a family scene with a mother awaiting her son from summer camp amid a domestic setting.
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Charles de Gaulle
Charles de Galle
Recollection of 1948 Long Beach figures and events
Ten years ago Grace Wiley died after a cobra bite at Brookfield Zoo. Twenty years ago Douglas Corrigan joined a aviation notables list at Long Beach Airport, inked by C Fulton Field. Forty years ago Long Beach faced oil pollution injunctions for Signal Hill beaches, a judge ruling to keep beaches clean.
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Grace Wiley
Brookfield Zoo
Chicago
Ill
Cypress
Douglas Corrigan
Long Beach Municipal Airport
Howard Hughes
Charles Lindbergh
Gladys O'Donnell
Roscoe Turner
Milo Boreham
C. Fulton Field
Press-Telegram
Long Beach
Walter Galbraith
Ralph Scott
State Fish and Game Commission
Signal Hill
Goldfine TV hearings push sparks in Rayburn rule debate
Washington reports that Rep. Harris will urge relaxation of the anti TV rule at hearings. The Harris subcommittee notes Goldfine’s staged performances, his clashes with lawyers, and the need to show proceedings to the public. Questions swirl over fairness and accountability in the investigation.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
Berard Goldfine
Rayburn
Harris
Goldfine
Rep
Oren Harris
Subcommittee
California Fitness Project Aims to Shape Educators
Sacramento officials promote the California Fitness Project with fifty thousand brochures praising the DOE. The 1955 report comparing European and U S youth spurred educators to define fitness as mental, physical, emotional, and social readiness for daily life and to form committees evaluating facilities and personnel.
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Sacramento
CNS
California
State Department of Education
United States
America
Portraits of love and the fitness project in California
A pasted mix presents love verse praising a partner and a brochure on the California Fitness Project. The document notes two years of educational growth with gym classes in multiple counties, 2000+ participants in softball, 4300+ free swimming lessons, and 8 junior colleges appointing intra mural directors.
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California
Public Forum on Lottery Signatures and Addresses
Citizens urge strict adherence to forum rules requiring bona fide signatures and full addresses. The letter calls for space-conscious editing to maintain decorum while preserving authentic community input for public consideration.
Limited War plan criticized by critics and readers
Readers express concern over a Kissinger viewed limited war doctrine and call for massive retaliation as a deterrent. Letters cite dangers of provoking communism, the risk to Formosa and Europe, and fear inflation eroding freedom. Citizens urge unity, caution, and reliance on U.N. helps.
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Ess-Telegnam
United States
U.S
U. Siig
Dr. Kissinger
Harvard
Peking- Moscow
Yalu
China
Formosa
Russia
Europe
Asia
Hoyle
Arthur Barsky
E. Carson
Long Beach
Protests Rise Over U S Troop Landing in Lebanon
Editorials and readers express dissent as protests grow against the decision to send U S troops to Lebanon. The President faces pressure while voices urge unity in a personal crisis context.
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Lebanon
Ess-Telegram
Swordfish Speeds and Rhodes Scholar at Oxford
Readers learn swordfish and broadbill can reach 70 mph while blue marlin hit 50 mph and bluefin tuna 44 mph. A Rhodes scholar stays two to three years at Oxford with long vacations for study and travel. The largest birds’ eggs came from extinct Aepyornis with 30 fossilized roc eggs over a foot long. The Yalta meeting of Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin occurred at Livadiya palace, not a battleship.
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Europe
Toc Jaid
Yalta
Fress Telegram Publisher and Advertising Representatives
The fragment lists Ridder family publishers and Harold M. Hines with executives and managers. It details contact offices for Ridder-Johns Inc in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul San Francisco and related advertising and press bureau affiliations.
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National Advertising
Ridder-Johns, Inc
York
Chicago
Wrigley
Detroit
Panonscot
Minneapolis
Foshay Tower
St. Paul
Bvat 4Th St
Cos Angela
San Francisco
Sutter St
Calsarain
Comic Advertising
Metropolitan Group, Inc
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