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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1960
Page
7
The readable fragments criticize reckless use of freedom and contrast it with the Soviet Union. They discuss organized activity, nation defense, and ridicule over. The text presents a debate on liberty and state security without a clear, complete narrative.
The report notes strong growth since 1950 with about 30 percent gains and predicts continued expansion over the next decade. It highlights census evidence of phenomenal area growth and faces of open lands yielding to subdivision while older neighborhoods see multi unit development.
A long standing appeal to support YWCA capital repairs and modernization is urged as 22 projects are planned, with Project No 1 already funded for building repairs. The organization, serving as a city community center and housing programs, seeks external funds beyond dues and Community Chest to meet city code requirements and sustain its mission for women and families.
The Chilean earthquake catastrophe worsens after May 21 quake events killed about 5,000 and left over 2 million homeless. Homeless families endure winter rain in open fields while Red Cross chapters in the United States aid relief. International gifts include $10,000 from Communist China and $18,750 from Soviet Red Cross and Red Crescent. Long Beach urged to match.
Bill Vaughan notes census figures reinforce the view that a city is either too small or too large. The piece humorously comments on diplomatic posts and the talent crisis for embassies. It mocks using funds for college abroad being diverted to high school costs.
A reflective piece questions whether patriotism has waned as partisan aims rise. It contrasts past wartime restraint by scribes and politicians with today’s push for information and skepticism of executive secrecy, asking if the drive to win elections overshadows national unity and the duty to guard security amidst crisis.
Virginia profile notes Allen Dulles as highly brilliant and ethically principled. It highlights his long career from teacher to diplomat and advisor, plus a World War I role in planning. The piece credits him with building an expansive covert network across Germany, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, and other nations and stresses his focus on recruiting qualified personnel.
Fragmented notes discuss subsidies to reduce costs and a hospital care claim. Mentions two individuals with skills willing to subsidize your stay and reduce costs. References Chester W Campbell and an editor question about Protestant zeal and Catholic opposition.
A fragmented lament on cowardice and avoidance of direct confrontation. The speaker condemns talkers who back away from face to face exchanges and hints at a desire to push critics abroad. It references a cultural exchange and freedom rovers from other countries.
Fragmentary religious note references a company and a pledge by Preston or Der. Der Der Preston mentions walking with God and resting with Him in a personal assurance.
Fragmented OCR passage lists several individuals with titles and roles, including general manager and executives, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent events or context to describe a clear news item or outcome.
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