Kennedy on Catholicism and a Presidential Run
A CNN styleAnalyzer: This article discusses Senator John F Kennedy's remarks on whether a Catholic could win the U.S. presidency. It notes his view that religious tests are improper but acknowledges campaign discussion on Vatican ambassadorship and funding parochial schools, referencing a 1928 context and Kennedy's wartime heroism. The piece weighs Kennedy's fitness against other Democratic contenders.
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L A and Orange Counties Clash Over Road Plans
Over two years Los Angeles and Orange County officials repeatedly meet at Garden Grove to discuss cross county road links but remain in firm stalemate. They debate prioritizing Atherton extension, while agreements on linking 2nd Street to Westminster and Willow to Katella falter. Both sides reject compromise, leaving thousands without needed routes.
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Ike’s restraint cited as strength of democratic power
In Washington a presidential aspirant notes that Eisenhower’s prestige could allow bold acts, but praises his restraint as a strength. The piece argues power must be checked by boundaries and respect for others’ rights, noting how power temptations can harm society and that democratic governance values restraint.
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Public Forum Letters Demand Fiscal Curb at State College
Readers criticize federal housing bills and campus governance, arguing Democrats overreached after elections and Long Beach State College faces pressure over professor firings. John J. Marshat argues tax hikes and spending. Marian H. Johnson condemns faculty-led pressure on President Peterson and warns of a pattern possible at other state colleges.
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Murders on Television Stir Debate and Satire
Senator Soaper laments murders on TV occur at wrong times while critics joke about revisions. A critic mocks simplistic mysteries and uses absurd examples such as dyed hair, hula hoops, and tranquilized steers. The piece skewers media and science fads with sharp humor.
Give These Kids a Break Editor Letter
A parent argues against cutting funds for child care centers stating they are training and educational spaces, not babysitting. The writer emphasizes that early investment reduces future trouble and cites personal experience as a mother with a child at a local center.
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Wells
Temple Ave
Proxmire Criticism Sparks GOP Liberal vs Moderate Clash
Virginia Kelly reports Rep. Craig Hosmer warns Senator Proxmire’s blast opens a crack in the Johnson-Rayburn leadership, signaling possible party disintegration in Congress. He foresees moderates battling inflationary appropriations while ultraliberal factions push for broader spending.
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Brown vows to keep 1960 Democratic convention in Los Angeles
Gov Brown seeks to keep the 1960 Democratic convention in California amid a land dispute joke with Nevada. Nevada official Bert Betts warns a suit could hurt California credit and raise interest on a $100 million bond sale due March 1, with potential millions in extra costs.
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Paul Butler
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Nevada
Don Crawford
Bert Batts
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Betts
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Speed Record Car The Bluebird Shatters 301 MPH at Bonneville
Campbell drove his 414 ton The Bluebird over the Bonneville Salt Flats Utah on September 3 1934 reaching 301.1292 miles per hour his fastest speed. He died January 1 1949 in London.
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Press Telegram masthead fragment and staff list
A fragmentary display lists the Press Telegram staff and offices with names such as Herman H Ridder Harold Hines Samuel C Cameron and Miles Lines. It notes executive editors managers and national advertising representation locations in Los Angeles Detroit St Paul San Francisco and New York.
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