Navy Buildup Drives Red Cross Campaign Support
Long Beach has seen a major Navy buildup with 140 ships and 30,000 personnel homeported here. The editorial urges full Red Cross campaign support to fund home service for military families, benefits reporting, loans, and blood, first aid, and disaster relief programs serving service members and veterans.
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Navy
Red Cross
American Red Cross Finance
Re Cross
Armed Services
Long Beach
Department of the Red Cross
Mili
of Cause
Veterans Hospital
District Should Pay the School Board
Paul Wilcox, executive director of the Associated Property Owners, questions why the Long Beach Unified School District should not pay school board salaries, noting the district and city are separate governments yet only the city contributes. He urges using state provisions to fund the board from school funds, distributing cost across the district for fairness.
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Paul Wilcox
The
Associated Property Owners
Long Beach
Russell’s Georgia Senator Criticizes Eisenhower Middle East Policy
Washington reports Sen. Richard B. Russell of Georgia challenges President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles over the Middle East plan. As a leading Southern statesman and Armed Services chair, Russell’s shift signals a new stance against the foreign aid consensus and questions the President’s direct appeal to the public.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Sen
Russell
Senate
Dick Russell
Laeson
Walter George
Sen. George
Ser. Russell
George
White House
Dulles
Magstal
Senate Armed Sorvices Committee
Sharp
Herman Talmadge
George Russell
Eome
Congress
Politician Advice and Propaganda Plans Across America
Senator Soaper urges authenticity on television while questioning the impact of identity. A cabinet debate notes the common cold persists and government storage of surplus wheat becomes a rent option. A national home exhibit for a Poland fair aims to showcase American life as propaganda amid Cub Scout events.
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United States
Poland
Move to substitute United States for plaintiffs in rights case
In Clinton Tennessee federal court the Department of Justice seeks to substitute the United States for a local school board as a party to a lawsuit. This move purportedly bars a jury trial for 18 defendants accused of hindering federal enforcement. Critics say it is a flagrant power grab that undermines civil liberties and could render jury trials unnecessary if approved.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Justice
United States
Lawrence
Clinton
Tenn
Knoxville
Department of Justics
Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Ault
Tenm
House Judiciary Committee
American Cit Liberties Union
Fresh Water From Salt Water Sees Economic Breakthrough
Department of the Interior officials claim salt water can be converted into drinking water at domestic cost. Secretary Seaton says the process is near providing economical sea water for human use and domestic needs, with current costs around 60 cents per thousand gallons. Aimed funding requests total 600000 dollars to expand experiments and testing.
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Southern
Seaton
Shrove Tuesday Pancake Day Remembrance by GUEST
A reminiscence of Shrove Tuesday and Pancake Day from childhood. The speaker recalls his mother rushing to fill his plate with syrup rich pancakes as Lent approaches. He recalls prayers for forgiveness and the Lent fast beginning tomorrow morning. The piece blends memory, faith, and family ritual in a warm tone.
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Suna
Supreme Court challenge over federal title to submerged lands
Long Beach notes ten years past show the U S Supreme Court receiving a California brief contesting federal claims to submerged coastal lands. California counties weighed indigent aid rules as floods blocked Keystone neighborhood streets. Rev William R Marshall D D left Pilgrim Congregational Church to Casper Wyoming and Pilgrim Church merged with Trinity Methodist to form Atlantic Avenue Methodist Church.
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U. S. Supreme Court
California
Department of Justice
Assembly
Townsend Cluts
Southern
Keystone
Long Beach
Alameda Blvd
William R. Marshall
D.D
Pilgrim Congregational Church
15Th St
Atlantic Ave
Casper
Wyo
Pilgrim Church
Trinity: Methodist
Atlantic Avenue Methodist Church
Ridder Newspaper Staff and Advertising Offices Listed
Press-Telegram details publisher, executives, and advertising offices. Names officials including Harold M. Hines and Samuel C. Cameron with roles. Lists office addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St. Paul Los Angeles San Francisco and promotional agents.
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Herman H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
H. F. Burmaster
Malcolm Epley
Mifee FE. Lines
Edison Washington News
Buea
Ashes
Ridder-Jonnm
Into
New York
Chicago
Wrigley Bisa
Detroit
I. Penebecot Bldg
Minneapally
Fenday
St. Paul
East 4Th St
Los Angeles
St. San
St. San Franciis
Sutter St
Frese-Telegram
Public Forum Supports Southeast Community Chest Drive
Lattore notes must not exceed 250 words and include signatures and lists. The call praises volunteers and donors who fund 1685 Red Feather agencies serving over half a million people. Weyile urges continued progress reports on Southeast efforts and asks all to work harder and give more in the 1986 campaign led by Lloyd Whaley as Southeast Area chairman.
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Red Feather
Southeast
Lloyd. Whaley
Southeast Area
More Aid Needed in Petition Project
PRESS-TELEGRAM urges taxpayers and property owners to sign petitions to stop financing a 53 million auditorium in Los Angeles City without voter approval. The appeal calls for volunteers to distribute and collect signatures, led by E Curtis Clark of 617 Walnut Ave.
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Board of Superviesors
Los Angeles
Fair Play
E. Curtis Clark
Walnut Ave
Equal Guilt in Abortion Cases Not an Man Art
A reader argues that abortion makes a woman equally guilty as the doctor and cites California law defining the act as a felony with a two to five year imprisonment. The note records public reaction to abortion prosecutions and questions accountability for involved women.
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Ess-Truronnil
Tam
Wilma Conner
California Ave
California
Chest Volunteers Express Thanks for Campaign Support
Speaking for 5000 Red Feather volunteers in the Southeast Area and the Big Ten cities, I thank you for helping raise nearly 11 thousand more Community Chest contributors than last year. To date the Southeast stands at 13,135,246 or 98.28 percent of quota. Los Angeles-wide Chest total is 9,802,590, exceeding last year by 601,533, with extensive news coverage by your paper supporting the drive.
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Red Feather
Los Angeles
Sadness and the human feeling of farewell
A reflective verse about sadness as a real emotion tied to death and parting. It notes how memory, comfort, and self-pity shape the experience, and how goodbyes, even brief, evoke a true deep feeling that can aid some to weep and sleep.
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Jose
Euclid on squares and rectangles debated by readers
In a readers’ Q and A column, Euclid’s definition of a square as all sides equal with all angles right angles is contrasted with the rectangle, noting a square is not, by this definition, a rectangle. The piece also clarifies terms like GLEEP and explains proof whisky concepts.
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Euclid
Correction on Constitution authors list credits
By line attribution error corrected for February 2. Dr Linus E West notes Thomas Jefferson was not an author of the Constitution and was in France during its framing. The erroneous name entered during editing has been removed.
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Linus E. West
Thomas Jefferson
West
Jefferson
France
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