Editorial Signs of Resurgence in Economy and Long Beach
The editorial notes a broad economic upswing with firmer confidence among U. S. business leaders. It cites Southern California gains, rising employment, real estate activity, and high building permits, then urges Long Beach to emulate optimistic private-sector strategies via the Jobs for Long Beach public improvement program to attract tourism and business.
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Sam Dawson
Associated Press Business News
New York
U. S
Commerce Department
Security-First National Bank
California
Southland
Palo Alto
B. K. Wickstrom
Sylvania Electric Products Inc
Long Beach
Communists Reject Conscience in Summit Remarks
PRAVDA states that communism cannot be reconciled with religion claiming religion suppresses activity and inoculates passivity on political questions. It argues religion is the conscience of a people and questions how to conduct conferences with men who reject conscience.
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Pravda
Senator Soaper Says We Have Our Failings Too
Bill Vaughan notes a medical view that rich men are healthier and possibly happier, provoking public discomfort. New Englanders protest Brussels Fair clam chowder served with tomatoes, while the piece laments a county’s last man able to peel an apple in one strip has died.
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Bill Vaughan
New England
Strolls and reflections mix with wit in a miscellany
A collage of light verse notes on walking for health and morale, social advice, and quirky observations. It contains humorous asides about conformity, travel, antiques, and oddities, ending with a satirical jab about a Des Moines auto accident.
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Des Moines
Chicago
Long Beach Hosts Arch Bishop Visit and Exposition Prep
Archbp Anthenagoras toured Long Beach and St John Chrysostom parish, amid rumors he may succeed Patriarch Maximos V in 20 years. The city unveiled a new water patrol boat in Alamitos Bay to curb reckless speedboats as Pacific Southwest Exposition opener looms July 27 with Gloria Swanson slated to switch on the lights.
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Long Beach
St. John Chrysotom
Anthenagoras
North and South America
Maximos V
Orthodox Eastern Church
Alamitos Bay
Joseph H. McClelland
Gloria Swanson
Public Forum Letters on Middle East and medicine debate
In letters to the PRESS-TELEGRAM readers debate Khrushchev and Nasser, urging a tough stance and questioning summit gains. A second letter condemns medical costs and proposes a state commission to regulate professional fees and hospital charges, backing broader oversight. Names and addresses provided.
So Far So Good but Wait a Minute
The letter questions the value of conventions to Los Angeles and Long Beach. While the cities claim economic benefits for hotels and commerce, the writer warns about strain on water, highways, and traffic. They urge political conventions go to places where dollars will truly help. Mrs. Russell Rudolph, Long Beach.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
Russell Rudolph
Raymond Ave
Wants Doctor Fees Controlled
In press telegram report a note that doctors in Spanish offices show signs inviting patients to discuss fees and services. The piece notes the difficulty in obtaining a commitment from a physician about charges before services are undertaken even when the patient mentions it.
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Spany
Not the Dollar It Is the Nuisance Letter
A reader complains about parking tickets and meter fees in the Press Telegram. The writer lost a ticket, faced delays collecting the address to mail a dollar, and was told to wait for a second notice before paying. The complaint centers on the nuisance of city charges rather than the small amount.
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Cedar
Pacific
W. E. Randle
W. Dist St
United States
Lebanon
U. N
Beirut
Damascus
Questions Answers Fairbanks Golf Course Fact
Long Beach Press Telegram Information Bureau provides answers to readers questions. They confirm Fairbanks Alaska has the farthest north golf and country club in the world and note human hair elasticity details. They also explain the Geneva gown worn by Protestant clergy and the shofar's use in synagogue services.
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Haskin Arcadera
Long Beach
Fairbanks
Alaska
Understanding U S Action in Lebanon and Jordan
Washington reports growing international support for U S and British aims in Lebanon and Jordan. UN aid is seen as insufficient, and diplomats argue for an authorized international police force to counter indirect aggression, with withdrawal once danger ends.
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Washington
Free World
United States
Great Britain
Lebanon
Jordan
United Nations General Assembly
Middle East
Middle Easter
United Nations
General Assembly
Traq
Adlai Remarks on Mid East Recalled in 1956 Speech
Washington observes how Adlai Stevenson warned that mid East policy would fail without principle. In 1956 he outlined five points including Israel borders guarantees and Suez passage, arguing Soviet gains and Western rifts after Lebanon crisis. He urged aid to refugees and peacetime policy focused on people, not bases or alliances.
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Washington
Middle East
Adlai Stevenson
Lebanon
Congress
House of Representatives
Sam Rayburn
Stevenson
Hungary
Britain
France
Israel
Nasser
Eisenhower
Detroit
Soviet ‘Union
Suez Canal
Wisdom and Virtue as Eternal Foundations
A compact moral note cites I Corithians about laying foundations and warns that true virtue endures while worldly ends fade. It contrasts grace and goodness as guiding affections with Dryden's maxim that virtue outlasts mere save ends.
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John Dryden
Ridder-Journal Advertiser Group Details
Parcel of unclear OCR text lists press and publishing staff roles at Ridder Jofrna Int with offices in New York Chicago Detroit and other cities. Mentions publishing manager editor and advertising representative lines. Content is fragmented and lacks a coherent single news item or event.
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Chicaga Nu
Wrigtey
Detroit
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