Berlin Bases Talks Signal Tense NATO Stance
Washington reports Ike and Macmillan wrapped up Berlin talks with praise yet lingering disputes over what was agreed. NATO allies, including France and West Germany, face a framework for a summer summit while the Kremlin awaits ground rules to delay any Berlin showdown. The White House signals a limited war rejection and a move toward continued talks rather than immediate conflict.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Berlin
France
West Germany
NATO
Camp David
White House
Kremlin
West
T 18
Soviet Union
Macmillan
Union
United States
Editorial calls limit on public funds for L A Music Hall
Citizens of Los Angeles County should monitor plans for a music hall on county land near the Civic Center. The piece urges a cap of six million dollars in public funds, with private contributions to cover the rest, warning against any further taxpayer expansion and suggesting full private financing if promoters resist the limit. It recalls earlier proposals seeking 50 to 109 million and notes public opposition. The editorial supports a targeted music hall project with strong private backing and careful oversight.
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Los Angeles
Civic Center
Board of Super
A. Ws
Nixon Faces Ticklish Path to GOP Nomination
Washington observes Vice President Richard M. Nixon confronting a tight balance between keeping Republican organizational support and appealing to liberal Republicans. The piece notes potential liberal-aligned rival Nelson A. Rockefeller and hints that President Eisenhower may influence the 1960 nominating race. Nixon’s leverage hinges on party devotion while courting liberal delegates amid a conservative shift in the administration.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Eisenhower
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ike
Grandparents' funerals and politics spoil opening day humor
A fragment filled column quotes Senator Soaper on opening day, jokes about grandparents funerals, statues turning into nightshirts, beards returning, and a 17 year old Indiana miss setting a pole sitting record while pre Easter sales boost national economy jokes. The piece blends political talk with light satire and cultural quirks.
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Indiana
Brown Uses Reprisal to Push Tax Plan, Santa Barbara Criticizes
Sacramento reports Assemblyman Holmes accuses Governor Edmund G Brown of chopping 3.5 million dollars from a funds for rights of way in Santa Barbara County for a Feather River water project. Holmes says Brown called him to demand support, while Brown hints legislators voting against new taxes will face disclosure to the public. This clash signals Brown will push his tax program through at any cost, risking support from lawmakers and districts alike.
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Sacramento
CNS
Macanthur
Itn Holmes
Santa Barbara
Edmund G. Brown
Feather River
Holmes
San Luis Obispo
Ventura
Brown
Jim
Olsen
Vie
California
State of
Public Forum Letters on Government Questionnaires and Time
Letters criticize government surveys like local tax office and DMV forms, urging citizens to resist intrusive questions and defend rights. Readers also protest daylight saving time and invite participation in a San Francisco earthquake memory event in Los Angeles with a free band concert and speaker lineup.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Rand
Lane
MacArthur Park
Los Angeles
John C. Crowe
West 6Th St
Long Beach Scout Lodge Construction and Airport Status
Long Beach began building the Lakewood Scout Lodge on Charlemagne Ave as about $7,000 of a $10,000 target was raised and the Bellflower Blvd hut had burned three Halloween ago. Southern California’s lone major airport, Long Beach Municipal, was declared the region’s primary hub after low visibility at Glendale and Burbank forced arrivals there. City hall faced a tense vote over a new ordinance to limit hens and roosters in section 209.
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Lakewood
Charlemagne Ave
Bellflower Blvd
Long Beach
California
Glendale
Burbank
Press-Telegram Staff Roles and Office Locations
The notice lists personnel and office locations for the Press-Telegram including editors publishers and managers. It names Danial H. Ridder Harold M. Hinee and Saravel C. Cameron among others. Office addresses span New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles San Francisco and San Francisco maintaining team offices.
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Ing
Officar
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Wrigley
Detroit
Tl Penobscot
Minneapolis
Fashay
St. Paul
Los Angeles
San Francisco
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Ors
Walter
R. Ridder
Soaper
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Millard Fillmore
Hawaii
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RAD
Cam
Pbs
Henry C. MacArthur
Governor's Office
State Department of Motor Vehicles
J. A. Campbell
E. Wardlow
Powers That Be
Charlotte B. Palen
Junipero Ave
Apt
Press-Telegram
Lon
Beach, Calif
Malcolm Eplay
Miles E. Since
Marty Karns
Serenirilian
Alben
Metropolitan Group, Inc
George Clerk
Clahy
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