Tax Cuts and FEPC Referendum Reflected in Public Letters
A letter from Lindsay urges reducing government salaries and perks before raising taxes, arguing officials should cover social expenses. It references a 1846 FEPC referendum defeat in California and calls for public leadership and signatures to push a new statewide vote. William Freefield of New York provides editorial context.
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Califona
California
FERC
FEPC
Los Angeles
Alameérla
Golden State
William Freefieliy
Broadway
Suite
New York 5
New Yorksra
New York
Why Not Take Berlin Question to the U.N.?
An editorial urges the West to raise the Berlin crisis at the United Nations to pressure Khrushchev and highlight Soviet aggression. It argues the UN can focus world opinion and reinforce Western resolve, warning that retreat would embolden the Kremlin and heighten danger.
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Berlin
U.N
West
West Berlin
Russia
Khrushchev
U.S
Britain
France
Kremlin
United Nations
General Assembly
Security Council
Simpson Favors Outsider for Long Beach State President
State Superintendent Roy F. Simpson backs selecting a new Long Beach State College president from outside the present faculty. The view aims to restore dispassion and confidence after months of campus controversy and urges a candidate with no prior ties to the college to avoid future turmoil.
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Roy F. Simpson
Long Beach State College
Fragmented satirical musings poke at politics and daily life
A collage of witty fragments critiques Castro and Lyndon Johnson, mocks scientific breakthroughs, boasts about a bride’s cooking, outlines ski romance to altar, and jokes about ties and editors. It laments the decline of the old fashioned family doctor amid social quirks and wordplay.
Beware Envy of Gods and Lyndon Johnson Ties
Virginia Kelly recalls the Greek warning as Senators discuss Lyndon Johnson at the Democratic National Banquet. Johnson, praised as incomparable yet autocratic, faced questions about leadership, health, and influence while Rayburn spoke of national unity and Russia during the Berlin crisis.
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Icarus
Lyndon Johnson
Sen
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Rayburn
Russia
Berlin
Sen. Johnson
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Tan
Texas
Washington
Lyndom
Congress
Lyn
Questions Answers Teen Boy Biggest Eater
The article asks if feeding a teenage boy costs more than other ages and cites economists estimating a 16 year old needs about $11.50 weekly versus a 3 year old at $4.50 and a 75 year old at $8.50. It notes a 16 year old costs more than a same age girl and discusses tire inflation effects on wear, heat, steering, and mileage. It also explains "Headstrong Pete" as Governor Peter Stuyvesant from Irving's History.
Local Telegraph Bureau Office Addresses Listed
The Pres Telegram announces its advertising representatives and office locations. It lists Ridder-Jahn, Harold Hines, Samuel G. Cameron and others with offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis and San Francisco.
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Ridder-Jahna
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Wrigley
Detroit
Pengbscot
Minneapolis
Fosnay Tower Strait
East Ath St. Lee
W. Eth Ste Sad
Sutter St
Pres-Telegram
Ing
Conte Aver Jan Group, Inc
Metropa
Thoughtful counsel shines through man’s inner depth
A fragment of proverbs and quoted lines notes that wisdom mirrors divine insight. It presents the idea that inner counsel and intellect resemble glass, catching and reflecting higher light. The text blends biblical verse with a quoted author, suggesting meditation on understanding.
Brown appointments spark Democratic protest in California
Sacramento Democrats criticize Gov. Edmund G. Brown for naming Brad ford Crittenden, son of a former state senator, to State Highway Patrol Commissioner, bypassing Earl G. Waters who has wide Democratic backing. They say Brown’s GOP picks for top posts hurt party unity and reflect overbearing self-importance after last November’s victory. Waters, a WWI marine and noted newspaperman, would have been a strong Democratic choice.
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CNS
Bradford Crittenden
San Joaquin
Edmund G. Brown
U. S
Clair Engle
Phil Gibson
Senate
Warren
Culbert Olson
Brown
Richard McGee
Bert Levitt
H. Mugford
DeWitt Nelson
Natural Resources Heart
Harvey Banks
Ernor
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By Bill Vaughan
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Lyndon
Dick Russell
Sen. Proxmire
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Proxmire
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Kelly
Teen Boy
American Automobile Association
Headstrong
Pete
Peter Stuyvesant
Washington Irving
Peter
Tress-Gelearam Long Beach, Calif
Malcolm Epley
Miler E. Lines
Harry Karas
Albee
J. €. Hare
H. C. MacArthur
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George Clark
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