You Can Tell a Candidate by the Trail He Leaves
A historical column compares campaign headlines to animal tracks. It traces Adlai Stevenson, Kennedy, Rockefeller, Lyndon Johnson, Nixon, and Pat Brown through shifting signals, primaries, and drafts across years, noting how their public paths zigzagged toward the national convention.
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Pat Brown
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Kealer Steps Down as Long Beach Mayor
City expresses gratitude as Councilman Raymond Kealer resigns from the mayoral post after a term of extensive time, travel, and personal cost. The city notes his engineer training and oil expertise remain in service as he continues on the city council, applauding his sacrifices for civic duties.
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Rainbows Scarcer Says Sen Soaper In Droll Column
Bill Vaughan satirically notes dwindling nature signs and weather quirks while lampooning public figures. He jests about rainbows bluebirds and clouds, aside from a quip about surplus foods and a light take on education and marriage among American youth.
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Bill Vaughan
Metropolitan Group Newsroom Scramble Prompts Revisions
A fragment from a Long Beach California page shows names and roles in a Metropolitan Group newsroom setting. The legible items include staff members like Ridder, Hines, and Karns, with scattered initials and job titles amid an editorial pane layout.
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Darman M. Ridder Daneel H.riddetem
Harold M. Hines
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Public Forum Letter Attacks Past Foreign Policy Critics
Editor discusses long history of bipartisan foreign policy blame and calls out Democrats and Republicans. The letter cites Yalta Potsdam and Korea, accuses leaders of appeasement, and questions U S actions and fiscal priorities while naming W J Hamilton and J Leslie with street addresses.
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Gripings Inside the Family Over Washington Critique
A public voice argues that Americans should freely gripe about the President as a healthy democratic habit. The piece urges unity during national crises, warns against overreaching foes, and calls for balanced criticism despite party lines while noting the goal of economic relief and tax reduction.
Lashes Reuther's TV Appearance on Open End
Russ Morris of 21800 Figuerna Torrance comments on Walter Reuther's TV talk show appearance June 5. He criticizes Reuther for praising strikes and unemployment while arguing for higher pay and schools, and questions who would work in peace with such policies.
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Three-Tail Syllogism and Ptomaine Poisoning Meaning
A historical Q and A discuss a joke about a three tails syllogism describing no cat has two tails and one cat has three tails. It explains ptomaine poisoning as waste compounds from bacteria once linked to food poisoning but now largely discounted. most so called symptoms arise from bacterial infection.
The Eisenhower Speech Legacy of Courage to Future Presidents
DAVID LAWRENCE analyzes President Eisenhower's Monday address, praising a measured stand against provocation. He highlights the call for bold, cool action and peace with honor, rejecting peace at any price. The piece defends reciprocity in diplomacy and the value of hosting and visiting heads of state.
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Washington
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Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Nikita Khrusschev
Soviet Union
Southern Democrats Struggle For Unified South Ahead Of Convention
Southern governors and party leaders debate strategy as they fear losing influence at the Los Angeles convention. They seek a unifying factor beyond civil rights and worry about John Kennedy’s potential domination. Some advocate Stop Kennedy tactics while considering Benson’s fate and possible party realignment.
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Ezra Taft Benson
Richard Nixon
Price Daniel
Texas
Daniel
Sen
Lyndon
Washington
Johnson
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Los Angeles
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