City-Wide Conference on Drama Proposed
David Sievers Professor of Drama Long Beach State College urges the City Council to form a City Youth Commission to address youth recreation through dramatics. He cites the 1959 mayoral report and Feb 14 1960 Press Telegram summary, noting dramatic programs reduce delinquency and offer constructive outlets for teens. He urges a formal conference uniting community theaters schools and youth groups to serve Long Beach youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Frank
Long Beach
David Sievers
Long Beach State College
Tide land oil funds released by city council
The city council voted to release 2,500,000 in impounded tideland oil funds to finance subsidence remedial and development work in the harbor district under an agreement between Harbor Department and oil purchasers, pending the tidelands dispute outcome. 20 years ago Long Beach mounted police and the Police Pistol Club were to have extensive quarters on an 8 acre Water Department tract at Spring Bt and Palos Verde Ave under a 10 year lease with stables and a training field. 30 years ago More than 200 oil operators in Signal Hill and Santa Fe Springs awaited a Superior Court decision on the constitutionality of the natural gas conservation law to compel a production ratio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tideland
Harbor
Harbor Department
Tidelands
Long Beach Mounted Police
Police Pistol Club
Water Department
Spring Bt
Palos Verde Ave
Signal Hill
Santa Fe Springs
Wm. Hazlett
Los Angeles
The Public Conscience and the Chessman Debate
A forum argues that society bears blame for clemency campaigns toward rapist kidnapper Daryl Chessman. It asserts punishment is defensible, deter red, and the guilty party is the criminal, not society, urging accountability for crime despite public guilt feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl Chessman
Chessman
Friends of
Let's Push Highways
A winter cross country car trip shows the value of the national highway program and the need to push it faster. Freeways with four to six lanes exist, but the nation lacks enough modern roads. travelers see the contrast with older, narrow routes and urge accelerated modernization for commerce, defense, and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lme
Oll
Lippmann Critiques Stanton on Free Television Concept
Walter Lippmann argues Frank Stanton wrongly premises that government involvement is unnecessary in TV broadcasting. He compares a TV station to a printing press, warns against monopoly risk, and supports a rival noncommercial network to spur public-benefit programming and regulate existing commercial networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
Frank Stanton
Wade
Herbert Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Stanton
Harris Committee
Truman Interview Digs Into Race and Rivalry
Miami Herald reporters describe a cordial interview with ex president Harry S. Truman. He praises Stuart Symington as a top potential nominee and casts doubt on Nixon as well as Eisenhower’s foreign policy. Truman criticizes press bias, cites a Texas clipping, and expresses admiration for Allan Dulles while commending Latin American outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Nixon
Texas
Potsdam
Atalin
Eisenhower
White House
Allan Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Latin America
Capital Capers 3 of 5 Dems Lose to Nixon in Pell
The College Youth for Nixon bulletin reports freshmen at Harvard College tested Nixon against Humphrey, Symington, Johnson, Kennedy, and Stevenson with mixed results. Purdue panels claim teen support for Nixon, while Army tests of the Davy Crockett launcher are planned for May at Fort Benning, promising a nonnuclear display with a one tenth TNT warhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Pell
College Youth
Humphrey
Symington
Johnson
Kennedy
Stevenson
Harvard Coleege
College Bulletin
Purdue University
PL Benning
Hiroshima
Long Beach Press Telegram Masthead and staff list
The image shows the Long Beach Press Telegram masthead detailing staff roles including Herman H M Ridder publisher, Manet A Ridder co publisher, Mareld M Hines assistant publisher, Samuel C Cameron general manager, L A Cullins Jr business manager, Malcolm Enley executive editor, Miles E Lines managing editor, and other office and advertising contacts. It lists distribution and representative offices in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Minneapolis, and St Paul with addresses and identifiers for press operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman HM. Ridder
Manet A
Ridderclabas, Inc
New York
Ayoruw Cheaga
Wrigthy
Ontreit
Penadsent Bida
Mooneapalis
Foshay Tower
St Paul
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sutter
Press-Telegram
Also Mentioned on This Page
Econ
WALTER_LIPPMANN
Tve
Wien
John
HST
Miami Herald
Miami
Harry 5S. Truman
Florida
Jack Kennedy
Court of St. James
Joseph T. Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sen
Stuart Symington
Mr. Truman
Harry
Chicago Tribune
Los Angeles Times
Dallas News
Ten
Ivory Towers
Tom Dewey
Margaret
Independence
Capers
Robert &. Lee
Bill Broom
George Clark
Elearam
Calif
Malcolm Enley
Miles E. Lines
Orev Karn Dhortal
Comic Advertisine
Metronotian Grove
Res Ia
Weashinalan News Bureau
BOE Athre
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!