Editorial on FEPC and employment discrimination
The piece argues that while California fair employment practices laws curb prejudice, they overreach by forbidding essential screening questions. It cites Assemblyman Bradley’s push to abolish the FEPC as extreme yet not unfounded. The editorial contends discrimination is sometimes necessary and that government attempts to prescribe selection processes can impede hiring judgment.
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California
Clark L. Bradley
San Jose
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Pat Brown
Bradley
FEPC
Ployer
United States
Funeral of bickering sparks Santa Ana growth in 1955 1960s boom
Rod Bacon a utility executive urged an end to Santa Ana’s industrial bickering. The move created a booming development division and a sell-out annual meeting. By 1960 Santa Ana welcomed 22 new industries boosting payroll by 6.5 million yearly. leaders credit unity fostered by civic action. Long Beach urged to invite Bacon for his funeral-turned-oration.
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Santa Ana
Rod Bacon
Santa
Ana
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
W. FE. Voit Rubber Co
Seaboard Equipment Co
Aeroscience, Inc
Studebaker-Packard Ctl
U.S
Bristol Boat Co
Custom Systems Corp
Bendix Aviation Scintilla
Polymer Corp
Dynatech Plastics
Collins Radio
American Paper Specialties
W. D. Shock Co
Millamatic Machining
Pacific Drug Distributors
Sierracin Corp
U.S. Polymeric Chemicals
Ankerwerk Co
Wilson Mill and Cabinet Co
Helms Bakeries
George B Maxwell
Long Beach
Bacon
Rumford Bill Aims Summer Jobs For Teens In California
Sacramento lawmaker Byron Rumford reintroduces two measures to fund a pilot program aiding youths aged 14 to 18 with summer employment. An appropriation of one million dollars would bolster Berkeley’s nine year old effort led by Marjorie Walker. The plan seeks state aid up to one third of costs, with local funds matching, to curb juvenile delinquency by keeping youths occupied and off the streets.
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Henry C. MacArthur
Sacramento
CNS
Byron Rumford
Berkeley
Marjorie Walker
Eae
Shoc
Possibility of Korea War Shapes Kennedy Era Defense Debate
Washington debate centers on whether conventional forces must grow without diminishing nuclear arsenals. Secretary Rusk argues for joint emphasis while experts like Kislinger and the authors of A Forward Strategy for America stress the need to prepare for limited wars and to rally economic and psychological strength against tyranny.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Henry A. Kissinger
Harvard
Defense Studies Center
Sarcenct
Kennedy
Kissinger
United States
Africa
Middle East
Far East
Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
America
Robert Strausz- Tupe
William R. Kintner
Stefan T. Possony
Foreign Policy Research Institute
University of Pennsylvania
Congress
Senator Soaper Says Venusian Speculation and Odds
Columnist Bill Vaughan muses on Venusian life and culture, noting pretty girls and lost galoshes, then pivots to trends in media, books, athletics, libraries, and a joke about a kingly parade of thoughts. The piece blends whimsy with social commentary and quirky quotes.
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Bill Vaughan
Venus
Attack on Film Critics Sparks Public Forum Letter
A reader criticizes Dr. Carl McIntyre and NCC for opposing the film Operation Abolities and warns of Communist influence. Edwin Murphey urges defense of constitutional rights while condemning foreign loans and domestic appeasement, calling for funds to stay home. F. F. Callaghan adds concerns about a large US loan to Turkey for a Black Sea steel plant amid Cold War tensions.
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Council
Carl McIntyre
National Council of Churches
NCC
China
United Nations
Communist Party
House Un-American Activities Committee
San Francisco
American Civil Liberties Union
NIWAC
Edwin Murphey
Reds
U.S
Development Loan Fund
Turkey
Eregli
Black
Kremlin
F. F. Callaghan
7Th
Grace Lion's Jetter Letter Urges National Awareness
J DAVID BAKER of 1535 Parade St argues that Americans must acknowledge the country's faults to resist Communist threats. He blames apathy for aiding infiltrators and calls for active interest in national and international problems to defend the way of life.
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Grace Lion
J. David Baker
Parade St
Bid for Long Beach stadium to host world soccer
JACK SMITH of the Long Beach Soccer Club urges securing Long Beach Veterans Memorial Stadium as a Sunday venue from October to May. He cites futility of La Cienega field in Los Angeles and highlights growing world soccer interest in the area.
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Mexico
Brazil
da la Cienega
Los Angeles
Long Beach Veterans Memorial Stadium
Long Beach
Jack Smith
Long Beach Soccer Club
Carroll Park
Predicts Jobless to be Attacked by Public Opinion
A speaker warns that within six months conservatives will decry the unemployed as bums crooks and communists. He predicts relentless blame and calls for work for those without jobs, noting the speaker signs as c.H. Gruly of 1027 37th St.
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Unr
C.h. ‘Gruly
Press-Telegram Masthead Jumbles Publisher and Staff Names
The excerpt shows a garbled masthead listing Press-Telegram Long Beach staff and offices, with names such as H Ridder, Daniel H Audaye, Harold M Hines, Samuel C Cameron, and executives, plus multiple city street addresses and advertising representatives.
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Soaper
Lovely
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Julia Marlowe
Little Caroline Kennedy
Laos
Ghana
H. K. White
N.L.B
Church of the Nazarene
Press-Telegram
Long Beach, Calir
Phahelm Epley
Eviter Mike F. Sinks
Mansaing
Washington News
Albes
Riddertahns
Oe5
York
Fifth Avent
Chicago
Wrigtey Ride
Delran Penodscay
Minneavalle
Foshay
Taye St. Paul
Fyrth St
Las Anagles
San Francieca
Sutter
Shace Affleas
Comic
Aitverthina Representativs Matropalitan Group, Inc
George Clark
Jer WE Paine
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Mom
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