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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1961

Page

5

Do Our Jobless Reporting Methods Need an Overhaul

A discussion on unemployment reporting urges an international standard and calls for including unfilled job openings in official figures. It argues current methods mislead both domestic morale and foreign perception, suggesting reforms to better guide training and policy.

U.S McGraw Hill Publications Bulletin of Statistics United Nations Sweden U. S U.S. Labor Department McGraw-Hill

Murray Courson Named City Auditor in Long Beach

The Long Beach City Council names Murray T. Courson as city auditor to succeed John Mansell who becomes city manager next Tuesday. Courson, harbor department chief accounting officer, revamped harbor accounting and brings 15 years of municipal finance experience to the elective post.

Long Beach Murray T Ted) Courson Courson John R. Mansell Harbor Department Harbor Mansell Coursan

Moha and the Basse Profunds Quip and News Snips

A fragmentary column mix features science musings on a mysterious earth area called moha, a humorous riff on politics and television, and quick jabs at embezzlement lore, international figures, pensions, and wartime era nostalgia. It cites Gromyko at the UN and a poet's civic vote tease amid broader social quips.

Bill Vaughan Mohe

Fragmented quotes and remarks on culture and politics

A medley of disjointed lines includes biblical verse, literary praise, jokes about telephones, claims of Soviet saxophone invention, remarks on Blue Cross funding, weather notes, and scattered social commentary on riots, fashion, and mushrooms. The text reads as a collage of opinion fragments without a single cohesive event.

New Treaty Would Put 20 Powers on Consulting Basis

Walter Lippmann argues the proposed treaty with OECD members creates a consultative framework that preserves U S sovereignty, requiring unanimous consent for actions and safeguarding Congress. He notes Japan may join later and emphasizes the shift from patronage to mutual partnership in postwar European economic policy with ongoing negotiations on policies among West Germany, the Common Market, and the EFTA.

Capehart Foreign Relations Committee OECD Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development Constitut Hineman Congress Canada West Germany European Free Trade Area West Europe

Cancer Scare Costs Millions Over Inedible Caponettes

Doris Fleeson notes the 1950s caponette scare led to destruction and de-kidneying of 12 million pounds of poultry and payments by the government. Ezra Benson and Arthur Flemming faced costly fallout as markets collapsed and welfare losses rose, with further spending on canning and distribution to the needy. The cranberry scare similarly cost the government over four million for crops largely deemed safe.

Washington Arthur Flemming Uncle Sam Department of Agriculture Flemming Ezra Taft Renson Flermming Ez Benson

Public Forum Letters Reflect Unrest Over Unemployment

Readers critique economic hardship and political tension, citing 1960s unemployment, Social Security heritage, and anti union sentiment. Letters reference Roosevelt Eisenhower Kennedy and local Orange County events, with signatures from RALPH B. LEAH and others.

Long Beach Warm Friendly City Note

A visitor from Charlas City Yowa praises Long Beach for growth hospitality and progress. The writer recalls past work in Long Beach newspapers and endorses a national note advertising idea discussed in a recent paper article. He commends the Parade of Progress edition and urges continued growth.

Long Beach Press-Telegram D. B. Rhinesmith Windsor Charlas City Yowa

Editorial praising ACLU provokes reader complaint

A Long Beach Press Telegram subscriber denounces last night’s editorial praising the ACLU as disgusting. The letter accuses the group of defending known Communists, eroding freedom, and promoting pornography to youth, urging readers to see the ACLU as a threat to the country.

ACLU Press-Telegram

Press enterprise staff and offices in Long Beach era

The excerpt lists staff roles and office locations for a Long Beach newspaper post, naming publishers, editors, ads, and address lines. It notes executives and assistants and references multiple offices and advertising reps, indicating a locally focused press organization with varied departments.

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