L B L A Cite Cooperation in Harbor Trade Center Plan
A joint Los Angeles Long Beach delegation led by Mayor Yorty and Long Beach City Manager Mansell plans a May visit to Washington to press for a harbor area customs warehouse and a regional customs headquarters as part of an international trade center on Reeves Field Terminal Island. The effort signals strengthened city ties and broader cooperation with federal agencies for a rapid transit link and shared harbor development.
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International Trade Center
Eat
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Sam Nytorty
Yorty
Long Beach
John Mansell
Edwin Wade
Hawaii
Long Beach Harbor
Bureau of Customs
General Services Administration
Customs
Yorly
Los Aneles
San Fernando Valley
Westchester
San Pedro
Wilmington
Wade
Muchmore Named Vice Chancellor for State College System
Long Beach’s Vice Chancellor Muchmore DON M MUCHMORE has been appointed to the California state college system. He will oversee external and public relations development alumni relations and government liaison among other duties. As former director of the California Museum of Science and Industry he raised public awareness of the institution and its services. He is a political science expert and a Long Beach man taking on this key post.
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Don M. Muchmore
Long Beach
California State College System
Muchmore
Long Beach State College
California Museum of Science and Industry
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State College
Lilac opinions and other campus notes
Senator Soaper asks if a lilac can be all good while Vaughan lampoons politics and academia. The column blends satirical jabs at candidates, professors, and public figures, noting widespread candidate abundance, quotes around honest, and light reflections on media, health costs, and springtime mysteries.
What Others Are Saying and Early Girl Scout Note
A compilation of quotes on private and public education, communism as modernization, and American life. The piece notes a snail’s pace speed estimate of 0.00007080 percent miles per hour and records that Juliette Low formed the first Girl Scout troop in Savannah, Georgia in 1912 with 12 members.
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Uliette Low
Savannah
Press Gelearam Lon Beach California Ridder Publisher Names
The fragment lists publishers and staff including Daniel Ridder Co Publisher Harold Hines and Samuel Cameron General Manager. It mentions Miles Ed supervising editor Harry Kar and editors for Washington and San Francisco bureaus with various office addresses and advertising representations.
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Daniel 4. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel C Cameron
Taarater Marconi Evley
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Harry Kar
Washington News
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The Great Economic Issue Is Labor Monopoly Power
Lawrence argues that labor unions wield political and economic veto power, threatening free enterprise. He criticizes President Kennedy for avoiding the core issue of union monopoly power and warns that industry wide bargaining and uniform wage conspiracies threaten minimal government restraint. He calls for a law prohibiting labor union monopolies to preserve a free economy.
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Kennedy
Uwo& Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Democratic Party
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Congress
Weiterside
Reapportionment Slow but Definite in US Politics
Doris Fleeson notes reapportionment will move slowly yet steadily, with urban voters gaining hope while rural incumbents and old faces retain power. Georgia sees reform as Sanders and Wilson emerge. Kennedy’s national presence may boost urban turnout, challenging rural congressmen and status quo champions.
Public Forum Letters on Diana Jackson article stir union concerns
Readers letters defend supermarket workers and challenge the Sunday feature on Diana Jackson, arguing that the piece unfairly casts all clerks as dishonest. They cite misrepresentation, potential harassment by “retail security” services, and cases of coercion or fabrication, urging fair context and accuracy. The note includes signatures and addresses from union members and local residents noting broader immigration and unemployment tensions in Miami and California travel reflections.
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Diana Jackson
Girl Super Market
Union Local 324
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Miss Jackson
Unis Union
Retail Clerks Union
Arthur Z. Berland
Neus fy Ghortes b Banlite ransom case draws interest
Castro's holding of prisoners for ransom has revived a striking term in the news. The brief report notes intrigue around a notable case, with lingering questions about the involved parties and potential outcomes.
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Neus Fy
Castro
Ransom word origins across languages noted
The article explains ransom derives from Old French racason and Latin reiimere meaning to buy back. It lists translations from Spanish, French, German, Italian, Polish, Turkish, Greek, Russian, Swahili and Chinese and invites readers to pose language questions to a column.
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Vykup
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