Editorial urges ending probation for California child care centers
The editorial argues that California child care centers should be made permanent if proven worthwhile and renewed every two years to avoid anxiety among working mothers. It says centers support low income families and reduce welfare costs while supplying labor power, urging Legislature to pass permanent status to recognize their value.
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U S Women in Labor Force Rise as 28 Million Work
A report to President Eisenhower shows 28 million American women are in the labor force in a year, with projections to 38 million by 1975. It notes two-fifths of women over 14 work, WWII spurred expansion, and women are increasingly vital in business and industry while motherhood remains prevalent.
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United States
Eisenhower
Columbia University
National Manpower Commission
Ford Foundation
Commission
Missile-Launching Subs Bring Atomic Threat to U S Cities
Navy leaders warn Regulus and Polaris missiles on submarines will give the United States a new nuclear strike ability. Adm Burke notes 450 Russian submarines threaten every American city within 1500 miles of coast. Anti-submarine forces must guard ports while subs surface to launch.
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John Clark
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Los Angeles
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Hawaii
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Australia
Canada
Britain
Europe
U.S. Navy
Unsung Friend Remains Loyal Through Hard Times
A heartfelt tribute recalls a steadfast companion who offered comfort during loneliness fear hunger and shame. The speaker thanks a tireless ally for clothes food shelter and unwavering support defending dignity and courage with selfless bravery.
Soviet Nasser policy fuels Middle East crises, Dulles says
In a Canberra press conference text cited, officials debate US policy toward Egypt, Nasser, and the Gaza Strip. Dulles argues the Aswan dam loan cancellation weakened Egypt’s economy and that the UN force could stabilize the region if accepted by both Israel and Egypt. The piece notes Soviet advisers influence Nasser and warns against appeasing dictators as in the 1930s.
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Gulf of Aqaba
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Senator Soaper Calls Freeway Traffic High Wind
Senator Soaper notes freeway traffic moves with wind currents, comparing it to airliners aided by strong upper air flows today. He says the public should recognize drivers’ speed matching wind assistance and the broader impact on travel.
France has a rock n roll idol and other items
A mixed page notes public matters from Long Beach about a five day forty hour week under city management to city council requests for an auditorium bond. It also mentions a French rock n roll idol, a bomb broadcasting a recorded message, wrinkles in trousers and the UN health unit condemning tranquilizer use with a dig at congress.
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Carl B. Wirsching
Just Folks by E A Guest Rawment
A poem in the voice of a speaker who favors simple durable clothing over fashion. The speaker rejects medals and formal dress in favor of a plain serge business suit, finding happiness in practicality rather than being listed among best dressed men.
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Fedors
Public Forum Letters for Readership Space
Public forum letters must not exceed 250 words and include the author signature and address. Letters may be edited for taste or to save space.
Congress alarmed by protests over 72 billion budget
A letter to the editor argues that while defense spending is necessary, vast waste in the federal budget harms the economy. The writer calls for drastic tax cuts to force reductions, criticizes proliferation of government programs, and urges citizens to pressure Congress and Senators to cut expenses and curb incompetence. Merwin D. Ranagan signs off.
Fear No Way to Teach Respect
A reader critiques a public forugn column asserting fear as discipline for children. The writer argues fear of government yields poor citizens and could burden juvenile halls and prisons, contending fear and hate are closely related in shaping behavior.
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Jeérter
Red Cross Audited by Government and Public Accountants
Government audits of the American Red Cross are conducted by the U S Department of Defense and independent public accountants. The Defense audit is sent to Congress, and the Red Cross presents audited statements of assets income and expenditures in its annual report.
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Department of Defense
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Secretary of Defense
Press Telegram Publishing Staff and Advertising Contacts
The Press Telegram lists publishers executives and advertising reps including Ridder, Hikes Asat, Cameron Gen, L A Coline Jr, Burmester, Malcolm Epleyn, Miles E. Sinea, and Ron Ridder Johns with wiring offices in New York Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles San Francisco and Chicago. It notes Washington News Bureau and offices at 41 East 60th Street Shirage Wrigley Building Penshscot Building and Foshay Tower.
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