Long Beach State College Growth and Civic Support
Editorial lauds Long Beach State College as a rising center of advanced education. It notes enrollment growth from 169 in 1949 to 1000, with plans for 18 400 by 1970 and 20 000 eventual, urging ongoing local and state backing and governance improvements to meet regional needs.
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Long Beach State
Roy E. Simpson
Long Beach
State Board of Educa
Tion
State College
Esther Corneilison
Adelphi College
Brooklyn
Camp Fire Girls Organization
Grace B. Hosmer
Tocal
Nine year old joins Hitler Youth then becomes American speaker
Fred b Casmir's life arc is described from joining the Hitler Youth at age nine to becoming a C hristian, college student, professor, and speaker in the United States. The Long Beach Boy Scouts invite him to speak on November 16 about the Scout movement versus Nazi programs, provoking protests and editorials to reassure readers that the Scouts are not attempting to topple the government.
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Fred B. Casmir
Hitler
Casmir
Church of Christ
United States
Ohio State University
George Pepperdine College
American Association of University Professors
California Teachers Association Journal
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Long Beach Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout Movement
Hitler Youth Movement
Senator Soaper Bares Smuggling Crisis Over Birds
Senator Soaper warns that importing English sparrows illegally harms the country as criminals who profit from smuggling face rising scrutiny and penalties.
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Tepal
Campaign fund totals exceed legal limits for both parties
Washington reports that both major parties will far exceed the three million dollar caps set by the Corrupt Practices Act. Republicans expect seven to eight million spent on presidential and congressional elections, while Democrats may total five to six million with debts mounting from Los Angeles and prior campaigns.
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Washington
NEA
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Los Angeles
Ture
Nixon
Alaska
Nixon-Lodge
Kennedy-Johnson
Public Forum Notes About a Thoughtful Boy
A letter from Mrs. Hicks praises a disabled paperboy who picked up and delivered her paper, praising his courtesy. The page includes a cost critique of a local annex project, with figures on prices and comparisons to the Los Angeles Sports Arena. The editor notes discuss Nixon and past candidates in a political context.
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Mayd
Hicks, Jr
Correction on Auditorium Annex project cost figures
The paper corrects its reporting of the Auditorium Annex groundbreaking cost. Voters authorized 6.1 million dollars. city officials later appropriated an additional 1.15925 million from Thieland Funds, totaling well above the initial authorization.
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Newbury Co
Thieland
Nominates Nixon for 1964 Race
A letter from James Millsap of 54 S Daisy urges Nixon’s nomination for the 1964 presidential race. Millsap accuses the recipient of Democratic alignment and criticizes Kennedy supporters, urging voters to back Nixon next time.
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Nixon
Brown
Knowland
Kennedy
James Millsap
S. Daisy
Post-Election Editorial Criticized
A reader blasts a November 9 editorial as weak and biased, disputing that Kennedy won on prestige alone and accusing the piece of offering ill-timed advice to Nixon. The letter cites Kennedy’s supposed vulnerability and notes the writer’s criticism of Stevenson’s stance.
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Sen
Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy Seen as Unknown Quantity by World Leaders
Washington reports reflect global curiosity about John F. Kennedy as a 43 year old Massachusetts senator taking the presidency. European editors debate how his youth and plans will affect relations with Britain, France, Italy, West Germany, and the Soviet Union, and whether Red China policy will shift. Some foresee a softer line toward Russia and greater aid abroad, while others warn of risks to allied positions in Asia. The broad consensus remains that U S foreign policy aims will endure even amid method changes.
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Washington
United States
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Ohran
Great Britain
France
Italy
West Germany
Soviet Union
America
Red China
Hong Kong
Britain
Peiping
China
Japan
Formosa
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Far East
Jeff
Wing
Kennedy
Russia
Free World
Long Beach Firemen Complete Training Diploma Ceremony
Fourteen student firemen finished a six week program and received diplomas from Fire Chief Allan C. DuRee at Station 1425 Peterson Ave with Capt. Ernest A. Steiner as instructor.
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Allan C. DuRee
Peterson Ave
Ernest A. Steiner
Fress-Geleoram iG BEACH Pedate ach Ali vilishe
A fragmented OCR result lists names and terms such as Fress-Geleoram and iG BEACH with unclear context. The readable items hint at a meeting or event but lack coherent facts or dates. The piece preserves named entities withoutable structure, leaving interpretation uncertain.
Nixon or Brown May Lead California Governor Race
California faces a gubernatorial election in two years as Gov. Edmund G. Brown seeks another term while Nixon looms as a potential GOP candidate. The article weighs Nixon’s popularity in the state against Brown’s proven wins and the lack of a clear Republican rival, recalling Sen. Knowland’s failed gubernatorial bid as a cautionary precedent.
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Nixon
Edmund G. Brow
California
Gov. Brown
Brown
William F. Knowland
Knowland
U. S. Sanador
Knowland-Brown
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Peter Edson
L.A. Sports
L.A. Arena
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Kim Ave
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R. Kells Swenerton
Marwick
Lakewood
Stevenson
Dewey
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Vilishe
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Nixon Vs. Brown
Sacramento
CNS
Richard M. Nixon
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