Eat What You Like but Eat Less, Says Dr Stare
Editorial argues moderation applies to eating and daily life. Dr Frederick J Stare of Harvard urges eating less of everything to lose weight and avoid extremism in thought and behavior. It links dietary balance to mental health and social pressures, urging restraint and perspective to stay alive without excess.
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Frederick J. Stare
Dr. Stare
Department of Nutrition
Harvard School of Public Health
U.S. News & World Report
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Right to Work Gains Momentum From Union Racketeering Revelations
The Senate investigation of labor unions fuels the push for voluntary unionism. Advocates argue workers should not lose employment for refusing union membership, citing Teamsters leadership as a case for reform. Dave Beck is credited with influencing passage of voluntary union laws in many states.
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Senate
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Why Demos Lack Campaign Issues Shown by Day's Events in Congress
Doris Fleeson reports that in one day Congress exposed Democratic weaknesses against the Eisenhower administration. Southern Democrats opposed Rayburn on an investigation of monetary policy while in the Senate Johnson and Congressional allies stalled measures opposed by business interests. Fulbright’s tax proposal failed after defections and White House pressure, with ongoing struggles over natural gas regulation and Texas pressure shaping the political climate.
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Fulbright
Southern
Missiles to Britain loom in Bermuda accord
In Bermuda talks between the United States and Britain the major outcome is broader access to guided missiles for Britain’s defense. The plan positions Britain as a cooperator with U.S. military planning against Soviet threats while keeping China out of the U.N. Security Council. The article notes the significance of sending missiles to Britain and hints at future French access.
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Midale East
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Iraq
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France
Press-Gelearam Herman MH Riccer Publisher Harold Hines
The document lists publishing staff and advertising contacts for The Press Telegram including publishers, editors, and representatives. It notes national advertising representation and offices in New York Detroit Saint Paul Los Angeles and San Francisco along with current files and metropolitan group advertising reps.
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Herman MH. Riccer
Harold M. Hines
Aldder.Johna, Inc
New York
Ghivapo Wrigley
Atdg- Detroit
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Foshay Tower
St Paul
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Wit Sutter
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Just Folks, By E. A. Guest Season's Parade
A poem by E. A. Guest reflecting on the cyclical march of seasons and the persistence of nature. Tulips wake beneath the ground, May arrives, roses bud, and the year moves from spring to autumn in a continuous, cheerful parade.
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Tyill
Long Beach Plant to Hire 2500 for B 45 Bomber
North American Aviation announced hiring 2,500 workers for its Long Beach plant on May 1 to build the four jet engined B 45 superspeed bomber for the Army. Scheduled to produce 96 aircraft by 1969, the plan reflects postwar defense expansion and aerospace employment in Southern California.
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North American Aviation, Inc
Long Beach
Public Forum Letters on Marina property ownership debated
A resident questions editorial claims that the Pacific Electric owns Marina property and argues the issue is a key legal point. The letter urges preserving the original Marin project plan, questions public benefit versus private gain, and calls for continued development of Marine Stadium as part of Long Beach’s recreation plan.
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Marin
Generith
Dilembia
Ivolve
Long Beach
Tom Troupe
Appian
Park Commission protests Bond Plan For Park Land
Park Commission members challenge a February Press Telegram report claiming a bond funded park program leaves 750 acres unimproved. They state the plan provides improvements to make areas attractive usable and economically maintainable, requiring about half the originally deemed necessary funds.
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Sary
Park Commission
Why Phone Dial Lacks Q and Widow's Peak Origin
A historical Q&A note explains why the telephone dial lacks the letter Q because it resembles O and would be confused when dialing. It also discusses why a pointed hairline is called a widow's peak, tracing the name to a center forehead point and a widow’s bonnet with veil from old mourning fashions.
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England
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