Editorial says Navy asks met by Long Beach allies on shipyard subsidence
The editorial credits the City of Long Beach, California and major oil producers including Union Pacific Railroad Edison Mobil Ford for meeting all Navy recommendations to curb subsidence around the Long Beach Naval Shipyard. It notes unitization, water injection surpassing goals, and policy moves to maintain pressure, urging a favorable Navy recommendation to continue federal funding.
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Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Navy
Secretary of Navy
Wilmington Oil Field
Long Beach
California
Union Pacific Railroad
Edison Co
Mobil Oil
Ford Motor Co
State of and Gas
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Squawk Valley Corrected: Olympics Shine in California
The northern Sierra site of the Winter Olympics proved unexpectedly successful with praise for the facilities weather and arrangements. Early complaints fade as California gains favorable publicity for winter sports and diversifies its recreation image. A Long Beach College Explorer feature highlights Snow Valley as an ideal weekly ski spot.
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Sierra
California
Happil
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Explorer
Long Beach City College
Snow Valley
Legislation and Government Honesty Question Revisited
A report to Congress by a New York Bar Association committee argues for changes to curb conflicts of interest in government service. It urges a long term regulatory scheme balancing integrity and practical governance, while noting honesty cannot be fully legislated and stock ownership remains a core difficulty.
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Congress
Lawrence
Association of the Bar of the City of New York
Bar Association Committee
Post
Congres
Long Beach Hospital bid and airport factory plan debated
The City Council debated funding a new Municipal Airport building to support a $500000 airplane industry factory, with a 4000 to 7000 jobs projection and a dollar-for-dollar industry match. Veterans groups escorted Rep Helen Gaha gan Douglas to Long Beach Naval Hospital to urge VA takeover.
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Paul Hanson
DAV
Paul Rioth
Amvers
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Los Angeles
Long Beach Naval Hospital
Veterans Administration
Municipal Airport
Doac
Aging Senator Murray Faces Tough Montana Senate Fight
Aging Montana Democrat Senator James E. Murray, 83, faces a difficult bid for another six year term as rivals Lenny Anderson John W. Mahan and Lee Metcalf weigh campaigns. Republicans Sumner Gerard and Wayne Montgomery view the contest as benefit to party aims. Murray’s health and limited presence on votes shape the Democratic struggle.
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U.S. Senate
James E. Murray
Tom Walsh
Teapot fLeeson Dome
Murray
Lee Metcalf
Senate
Metcalf
Stnatar
Lenny Anderson
John W. Mahan
Octagon Post Office at Liberty Maine Sparks History Tale
The Liberty Maine post office is the only octagon shaped building in the U S its 120 year old wooden frame once served as a harness shop. The note adds that Benjamin Franklin invented the rocking chair.
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U. S
Liberty
Maine
Benjamin Franklin
Public Forum Letters and Reflections From Readers
Letters discuss auto insurance costs from speeding tickets and a side swipe, moral viewpoints on hell and salvation, and a speculative nickname for the sixties. Signatures include DICK RACINE, MRS PATRICIA BENZ, and BARBARA IRVINE with addresses listed.
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Dick Racine
E. Broadway
Press Telegram Fairness Letter Cites Balance in Coverage
Ed Penn of Long Beach writes praising the Press-Telegram for even coverage of political news amid rising campaign chatter. He recalls Adlai Stevenson’s remark on publishers’ honest effort and urges continued fair reporting to balance Republican and Democratic perspectives.
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Adlai Stevenson
ED Penn 332
Coolidge St
Auto-Port Plan Urged For L B
Editor argues for auto port structures around Long Beach business district as an alternative to a Lincoln Park garage. He warns the Lincoln Park site would worsen congestion and notes privately financed auto port buildings could provide city revenue without tax money.
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Lincoln Park
Meyor and Council
Civic Center
Tidelands
Appreciate Concert Reporting by Rachel Marton
Mrs Warren Fisher of 2254 Pasadena Ave writes to praise the paper for its coverage of concerts and musical events penned by Rachel Marton. She extends thanks for the beautiful reporting and expresses appreciation for the columnist's work.
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Rachel Marton
Warren Fisher
Pasadena Ave
Press Telegram Publisher and Staff Directory Snippet
The source lists staff roles for The Press Telegram with names and positions including publisher co publisher general manager business manager and other executive editors. It cites locations and advertising representatives and notes current files are at The Press Telegram.
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Marold M. Hines
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LA. Collins Jr
Ridder-Johns, Inc
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Sai
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Paul Ss
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Sin Weth
Sam Francisca
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