Gromyko at the U N casts sorrowful glare on U S policy
In a U N Security Council session Andrei Gromyko blasted U S actions as hypocritical while omitting Soviet offenses. He condemned American basing and alleged aggression, contrasted with Khrushchev’s anger, and urged condemnation of U S policy. Lodge countered that Soviet intent fuels global tension and that the real danger is Russian communism.
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Andrei Gromyko
Kremlin
U. N
Khrushchev
Gromyko
Security Council
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.N
He Was an Honest Cop Retired Long Beach Chief Bill Davey
Retired Long Beach Police Chief Bill Davey, after 33 years on the force, is praised as an honest cop. He faced criticism but remained committed to upholding the law amid difficult court decisions. His colleagues cite his integrity and steady pursuit of justice throughout his long career.
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Bill Davey
Long Beach
Dovey
Torrance merchants eye prizes by airborne ping pong balls
In Long Beach a group of Torrance merchants plans a publicity stunt using prizes dropped from an airplane. They aim to attract attention while noting the prevailing west wind, with organizers hoping for favorable conditions.
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Torrance
Long Beach
Americans a Friendly Lot Says Senator Soaper
Bill Vaughan notes playful quotes about Americans, space satellites, and fashion in a humorous column. The piece touches on a vegetarian British hiker, a New York school superintendent, Elvis Presley, and public warnings about a spy plane.
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Bill Vaughan
New York
Press-Telegram Office and Staff Listing Noted
Fragmented newspaper masthead listing publishers editors and advertising offices. Mentions Press Telegram staff roles and address lines with several garbled details.
Kennedy Faces Pressure to Define White House Course
Kennedy remains front runner as global events shift campaign frame. The Paris crisis tests all candidates, with Nixon insisting on debate and Stevenson pushing a tough defense line. Symington backs Stevenson, Johnson aims unity, while the era's morality play shapes who earns the nomination and the nation’s trust.
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UE Wuulas
Ae Sen
F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Fleeson
Paris
England
Public Forum Letters on Punishment and Propaganda
Samuel Tanner argues that capital punishment saves little money and does not improve safety as most murders remain unsolved. he questions Western views on money and calls for broader moral considerations. Khrushchev’s claims and a sign off by W Mighell discuss repetition as knowledge and echo concerns about propaganda and authority.
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Powers
California
Samuel Tanner
Palos Verdes Drive
Rollings Hills
Castagna backs plan for new Long Beach main library
Long Beach City Librarian Castagna urges voters to approve Proposition B for a $4.3 million, purpose built main library at the Civic Center Cedar Street site. He rejects support for the Wise Blog option, arguing the new building serves the city longer and more economically than a vacant store site.
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Long Beach
Civic Center
Cedar
Broadway
Nikita Khrushchev May Back Stevenson in U S Election
Article questions if Khrushchev favors Adlai Stevenson for president or as secretary of state, noting Khrushchev’s praise in Moscow and Stevenson’s controversial Paris interview. It reports Farley’s call to repudiate Stevenson’s speech and Stevenson’s denial of a Paris interview, with ties to the upcoming summit and U N debates.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Paris
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Khrushchev
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Symington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
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Mr. Stevenson
Sen. Kennedy
Patig
James A. Farley
Franklin DB. Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Farley
Adlai E. Stevenson
Chicago
Robert Boulay
Libertyville
Long Ago Long Beak James A Plant Graduates at West Point
James A Plant son of Mr and Mrs W J Plant of 901 Alamitos Ave graduates from the United States Military Academy at West Point New York after earlier completing Polytechnic High School in 1933 and junior college in 1935 then being stationed at Fort Winfield Scott San Francisco
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W. J. Plant
Alamitos Ave
US. Military Academy
West Point
Polytechnic High School
Fort Winfield Scott
San Francisco
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