Water Plan Could End California Sectional Water War
Editorial urges support for Gov Brown's compromise SB 1106 Burns measure to authorize a 1.76 billion bond issue in November 1960 plus an aqueduct to the South. It promises contracts secured by water revenues and constitutional protections to avoid bond impairment, aiming to break years of deadlock over Feather River project funding and southern access. Strong entities include Governor Brown, California Senate, Feather River Project, and bond attorneys.
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Gov. Brown
California Senate
North
South
Brown
Southern California
Southland
Senator Soaper and the Astronaughtines Parody
A fragmented satirical column mocks Senate debates on adding a Cabinet scientist, jokes about TV repair and kids algebra, and derides space age optimism. It also references a Missouri to Oregon wagon caravan, a baseball pennant dream, and a jibe at Ambassador nominees and Clare Luce with a line about Senator Morse.
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Senate
Secretary of Science
Council debates eight million hospital bond plan
Mixed feelings emerge as Seaside Hospital trustees propose an eight million bond for a new hospital and an underground atomic bomb proof facility. Old items note past elections with city prosecutor and city attorney race results, and the opening of a Union Pacific depot with service changes.
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Seaside Hospital
East Side
Union Pacific Railroad
Atlantic Blvd
Telegraph Road
U.P
Long Beach
Press Telegram Editorial Listing and Addresses
The Press Telegram masthead lists publishers co publishers editors and managers, with advertising reps and office locations in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul San Francisco and Long Beach. It notes current files maintained at these offices.
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National Advertising
Ridder. Johns, Ince
New York
Fifth Avenu
Chicago
Wrigley
Penotecat
Detroit
Capital Capers Ike Aides Put Anderson As Presidential Hope
Eisenhower confidants say Secretary of the Treasury Bob Anderson is his favored potential successor, with Nixon and Rockefeller in the GOP mix. Anderson, a former Navy secretary and longtime adviser, is cited as best qualified though he is a Texan and recent Republican convert. Truman snubs Ike while Anderson is eyed for defense leadership, and Symington supporters cite Ed Pauley’s talks as possible Democratic signals. A separate note: a “tin cup file” holds funding requests from towns and states, and some House chairs show steel hide on seats as a visual reminder of posteriors marked with ranch brands.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Rockefeller
Ike
Treasury
Bob Anderson
Anderson
Navy
Defense
Dulles
Rockefeller i
Fisenhower
Truman at 75 Still Green and Smiling to Young
Doris Fleeson notes Harry S Truman, called the Happy American, remains vital at 75. He connects with the new generation through Columbia University lectures, hoping to share insights on adulthood while acknowledging the burden of leadership passes to younger people. His party influence now hinges on youthful support and future decisions.
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Washington
Harry
Truman
Winston Churchill
Ine Nixon
Fleeson
Harry Truman
Columbia University
Averell Harriman
Romans to Hymn: Gospel Preached Across Lands
A devotional note reflects on Paul’s mission from Jerusalem to Illyricum and Emerson’s belief that men of God leave a lasting impact on everyday listeners, highlighting spiritual outreach and enduring influence.
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Jerusalem
Hlyricum
Christ
Ralph W. Emerson
No Men Nor Guts to Kill Inflation Threat in Steel
The piece argues steel strikes loom if contracts lapse, with steel firms and the Steelworkers Union disputing inflation claims. It cites Big Business and Big Labor PR campaigns, Lubell surveys, and suggests a strong national stance is needed to curb rising costs and unemployment amid foreign competition.
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Steel Companies Coordinating Committee
U.S
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
United Sttes Steel Corporation
McDonald
Samuel Lubell
Lubell
Clerl
Ity
Buffalo
Steelworkers Union
United States
Teddy Roosevelt
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Straus
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Soaper
Ty Bill Vaughan
Missouri
Oregon
Brazil
Clare Luce
Morse
Mruch
George Clark
Maer
Eddie
Lyman B. Sutter
Henry Lawrence
Irving M. Smith
Press-Telegram
Calif
Herman H. Aldder
Daniel H. Aldder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel C. Cameron
Be & Collins
Malcolm Epley
Miler E. Lines
Karne
Washington Newspire
Metropolitan Group, Inc
Capital Capers
Walter T. Ridder
Robert E. Lee
Bill Broom
White House
Peri
Neil MelElroy
Pentagon
Defense Department
Air Force
Jim Douglas
Gordon Gray
Tuma
Sen
Stuart Symington
Symington
Ed .Pauley
California
House of Representatives
Doris Fleeson
Dave McDonald
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