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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1958
Page
6
The United States regains lead in orbital objects with Vanguard and the last rocket stage joining Explorer I, while Russia trails with Sputnik. IGY efforts proceed on schedule, and US failures as well as successes are shared publicly. The debate weighs weight versus durability as propulsion boosts national prestige.
An editorial proposes San Francisco as the logical venue for the next U S Russia summit, arguing the West Coast location would spare Washington and the United Nations while recalling Russia’s pledge under the United Nations Charter to promote peace and friendly relations.
David Lawrence surveys Senate rackets hearings on union political spending and coercion. He cites Representative Gwynn and cases from Sheboygan and Kohler strikes, noting large union contributions, campaign activity, and local official pressures while defending free American rights and opposing compelled dues.
The guide lists Arizona, California, Colorado, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Texas, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin prohibiting fee splitting in all cases, with six states Alabama, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, and West Virginia banning it without patient knowledge. It also notes fur storage in freezers risks creases, cracking, and moisture damage.
A lyrical reflection on enduring affection from first meeting to present. The speaker insists love has grown deeper, not less, through shared years, thoughts, hopes, and tears. A sentimental tribute to mutual devotion and unwavering commitment.
A satirical piece questions who would run the country if the president were disabled and mocks columnists. It notes recurring manhole and left handed checkbook jokes, contrasts scientific pace with Russia, and comments on Sohn Foster Dulles’s stance on a moon trip.
A California special session aims to resolve the water rights issue via a constitutional amendment. Proponents led by a subcommittee chair urge action despite apathy and regional pressure from central and northern water interests. They acknowledge opposition but press for advance toward a November vote.
Detroit industry shows worsening contrast as the State Employment Security Commission reports 415000 unemployed, 14.3 percent of the labor force, the highest since postwar idleness. Car sales slump toward 4.5 million with 900000 cars in inventory while savers remain wary and GM and Buick executives urge consumer confidence.
A series of letters discuss child rearing, discipline, and the role of schools in behavior mgmt. Debates touch on spanking, maternal responsibility, and respect shaping future adults, with signatories urging views on work laws and government structure, amid a Health Week notice from Los Angeles County.
W. L. Woodruff argues that a government is as strong as its weakest link citing low voter turnout. He warns apathy can elect the wrong leaders and cites Germany’s Hitler rise as an example. Address: 425 and Ocean Blvd, Long Beach.
Letter writer Daphne Harris of Governor, Barbar City defends the current administration, arguing no wars have occurred under its leadership and praising the president despite critics. She counters insults toward the president and notes population growth while affirming positive outcomes.
A 1905 red wood Ebell Club clubhouse at 552 W Ocean Ltd faced demolition by the city building dept. Twenty years ago Long Beach pressed a brief in state Supreme Court denying state claims to oil under tidelands conveyed in 1911. Thirty years ago talks of selling the Sixth St and Pine Ave corner stirred rumors of a four story block.
Current media directory entry lists publishers executives and offices for Ridder papers. Includes publisher Ridder and staff, advertising representatives, and office locations in Chicago Detroit Minneapolis New York Los Angeles San Francisco and panel of agency partners.
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