Long Beach Voters Urged to Approve Prop A Shoreline Plan
Editorial urges Long Beach voters to back Prop A at the June 7 municipal election. The measure would require voter approval for financing most of the Master Shoreline Plan with 42 million dollars from tideland and air income to develop the western beach section. The project package includes a maritime museum band stand bathhouse parking seawalls and access roads plus related improvements aligning with Navy Landing and YMCA projects and an auditorium exhibit hall. The plan has city council and advisory committee support after public hearings. Prop A faces state approval under law, but a city endorsed plan improves chances. The proposal is seen as a major step toward making the Long Beach shoreline highly attractive and beneficial statewide.
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Straw ballot by California Democratic Council sparks rights debate
In Sacramento, Henry C. MacArthur denounces the California Democratic Council's plan to poll 2.59 million Democrats for presidential preference as a power grab that bypasses the party primary and constitutional rights. He warns a minority rule could dictate the state’s Democratic convention and calls for legislature action to restore voter choice.
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Long Beach Press-Gazette masthead fragment
Fragmentary newspaper masthead listing staff and roles at the Long Beach publication, including publishers editors and managers, with garbled names and misordered lines. No clear article content or events.
20 Years Ago in Long Beach Local Developments
Rids were opened at the harbor department for a two story administration building west of Leigh Landing and 4000 feet of paving on W Seaside Blvd from the flood channel to the port entrance. Deloy A Bombadier elected state delegate to the supreme council convention of the Knights of Columbus at Avalon Catalima Island. John Schinnee named chairman of the State finance committee.
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Long Beach Council
Corcoran Testimony Draws Gas Price Negotiate Trend
Washington coverage highlights Thomas G. Corcoran's subcommittee appearance revealing how federal regulators influence consumer prices for essential goods. Corcoran portrays a system where regulatory aims align with industry, noting off the record talks with commissioners and the shift from regulation to negotiated deals. The piece cites a 40 percent rise in natural gas prices since 1950 and a $50 billion industry, with policy shifts toward negotiation over direct regulation.
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Khrushchev at Paris summit aimed to wreck talks
The article argues Khrushchev went to Paris determined to sabotage the summit, pressed by pressure from the Soviet Army and discontent in the military over demobilization and U2 reconnaissance. It notes Eisenhower’s stance forced a stark choice for Khrushchev and highlights global reaction to his insults of President Eisenhower.
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Public Forum Letters on faith and politics stir debate
Readers spar over Catholic Church separation of church and state and Khrushchev era foreign policy. Paul F. Morgan defends Catholic rights and criticizes bigotry, while Grace L. Stafford urges electing Nixon as the next president citing foreign policy experience.
Senator Soaper and the Lump Riddle in Art and Travel
Senator Soaper questions altering the lump when the lump can win. Bill Vaughan notes Korea's acting president Huh and compares national responses to a lump of clay becoming a statue. An airline estimate claims one third of New York Paris flights are spent eating, prompting a tongue in cheek query about faster eating equaling faster arrival.
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