Long Beach seeks expanded air service at CAB hearings
Long Beach and over a dozen nearby communities push for expanded scheduled airline service from Long Beach Municipal Airport. The $15 million facility with a 10,000 foot runway is cited as jet age ready and central to a rapidly growing LA Basin population, with targets including San Francisco Oakland Monterey San Jose Bakersfield Sacramento Fresno Palm Springs San Diego Reno and Las Vegas. The CAB hearing could shape travel for about 2 million regional residents and influence area aviation for years.
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Long Beach Municipal
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Monterey
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Palm Springs
San Diego
Reno
Las Vegas
Khrushchev Offers to Talk on Berlin Crisis
Khrushchev promises to negotiate with the West over Berlin claiming a peaceful approach while Erich Ollenhauer supports efforts to resolve the standoff without war. Critics note the crisis stems from Khrushchev's threats and question his magnanimity.
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Berlin
Erich Ollenhauer
Nikita
Burglar Loots 9 Banks in One Weekend
Auto tation Continues Relentless March in All Fields.
Five-Cent-Coffee Crusade Prompts Public Forum
Public forum letters urge a nickel cup of coffee to curb inflation and offer price comparisons showing many brands lower now. Readers, including Carl Nnquist and church representatives, praise improved news readability and thank the paper for printing explanations of local property transactions.
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Church of God
Rot Mouser
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Jangeach Board of Education
Building Department
West Side
Long Beach
Glenn D
Dye
E. Morningside
Long Beach Press Telegram Masthead and Advertisers Offices
The Long Beach Press Telegram masthead lists publishers editors and staff with multiple advertising and office addresses. It notes national reps Ridder-Jenai and Metropolitan Group and current file locations in Los Angeles Chicago Detroit Minneapolis San Francisco and New York.
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Ridder-Jehna, Inc
New York
Fitin Avenue
Chicago
I. Wagiey
Detroit
Berlin Question to U.N. Advocated by Local LWV Leader
Mrs. E. Crittenden of the League of Women Voters in Long Beach writes to the President suggesting the Berlin issue be brought before the United Nations General Assembly. She cites a Press Telegram editorial and endorses foreign policy goals that include continued UN system support, world trade, economic development, and collective security.
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U.N
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Long Beach
General Assembly of the United Nations
U. S
United Nations
E. Crittenden
LWYV
Atlantic Ave
Answers It Doesn't Help to Pull Gray Hair s
A Q A column notes that pulling gray hairs does not speed or slow graying. It only replaces a removed hair with another gray one growing from the follicle. A separate item confirms the Pentagon is fully air conditioned with climate control set to 72 in summer and 75 in winter.
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California 65 mph limit aims to curb traffic deaths
Gov. Edmund G. Brown pushes a 65 mph speed limit across California to slow traffic and reduce fatalities. Senators and Assembly members spar over the plan, with some arguing it won’t cut accidents. a full post implementation report is due January 1961.
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CNS
Edmund G. Brown
State of California
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Mwarthue
Transportation Committee
Donald Grinsky
Watsonville
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Grinsky
Senate
Nobel Winners as First Grade Science Teachers
Senator Soaper mocks the idea of sourcing Nobel prize winners to teach first grade science. He links rising population and scarce second basemen to a broader critique of modern education and public discourse, ending with a humorous memory of Low Costello.
Dulles Still Driving Forward From Hospital Room
Secretary of State Dulles continues to work vigorously from Walter Reed Hospital with a demanding dawn briefing schedule. His assistant J N Jerry Greene, an accomplished Foreign Service officer, bears the strain as former ambassadors and staff adjust to the tireless routine.
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Dulles
Mr. Dulles
Foreign Service
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Jerry” Greene
Greene
State Department
Walter Reed Hospital
Sec
Etary Dulles
Walter Reed
Murphy
Puerto Rico
Lou Henderson
Payroll Practices Give Democratic Party a Black Eye
A critical editorial argues public funds are misused by Congress through hiring relatives and temporary staff during campaigns. It notes examples, questions accountability, and calls for a congressional inquiry into conflicts of interest amid party integrity concerns.
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Washington
Congress
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Sherman Adams
Vienna
Evenhhough
Truman
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