Critics say New York Times misfire on Supreme Court ruling
The New York Times editorial attacked a Supreme Court decision, but the court is right in this week's ruling. The letter cites California and Slochower cases, arguing the court reversed itself unjustly and that state laws may dismiss employees who refuse to testify. It calls for restraint in public criticism and notes figures like Owen C. Carr and Cora Cocks in supporting civic engagement.
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Eisenhower Latin Tour Seen as Personal Triumph
The Latin tour drew large crowds and warm receptions, but anti American demonstrations surfaced in several countries including Uruguay where tear gas was used. The piece likens the trip to past tours and suggests a shift away from spectacle toward more substantive diplomacy.
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Uruguayan Cary and Gas, Antismog Bill Sparks Debate
Quippy column notes clever Latin Americans sparing Cary and Ike the gas while California lawmakers discuss a proposed statewide antismog device for autos. Angelenos push it, Sacramento residents joke about anti-legislator mufflers. Page 1 Elvis headline and Page 3 foreign travel tease. A Santa Barbara toy clerk reels from requests like a Dr Finch Kit as year begins.
California Demo Delegation Redistricting Focus
California Democrats show concern over redistricting as Kennedy weighs entering the Los Angeles delegates to the national convention. The delegation includes Pat Kennedy Lawford and state leaders, with aims to gain five House seats after the census and correct past Republican gerrymandering while building party strength.
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Pat) Brown
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Bardot urged to quit acting sparks tense marital row
Senator Soaper notes Brigitte Bardot may face pressure from her husband to abandon her career. Amid satire on fashion and spring trends, the piece riffs on Olympic winter sports and public transport, hinting at revival chatter and bus parking as a counterpoint.
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Hosmer Urges Caution On Recognizing Red China
Virginia Kelly Hosmer warns that liberal groups push for U.S. recognition of Red China and its UN admission without understanding grave issues. He argues de jure standards and adherence to international law are essential, citing Britain and others, and condemns Soviet and Communist rights abuses while stressing the need to pressure Reds to comply with international law.
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Makes Case for Democratic Clubs LOSTOR
The piece argues for Democratic Club growth in California as part of building an informed, responsible electorate. It cites the Fresno Issues Conference with prominent candidates and seasoned incumbents, acknowledges internal bickering, and defends club members as ordinary citizens trusted by the founders to shape the nation despite lack of professional campaigns.
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Looters Sentences Called Too Light in Letter to Editor
The writer denounces light sentences for estate looters Adkins Lindsay and Newton who held trusted posts with good salaries. He recalls a recent robbery case in San Quentin with harsher penalties, questioning the judge’s use of “gentlemen” to describe the defendants.
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Long Beach stake center construction funded amid purchases
Members of the Long Beach Latter-day Saints community celebrated the planned start of their new stake center at 1140 Ximeno Ave. Purchases for the chapel were paid in full and over ten thousand dollars was contributed toward the project this month.
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Press Telegram masthead and staff list
Long Beach California local newspaper page shows the Press Telegram masthead with publisher Ridder, co publishers and editorial team. It lists executive editor managing editor national advertising representative and metropolitan advertising offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles San Francisco and details for advertising and business offices.
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