Reclamation of Waste Water Worth Serious Attention
Editorial urges waste water reclamation as a key supplement to Feather River and sea water projects. Cites Porter leadership, a Whittier Narrows pilot plant, and potential recovery of about 1.5 million acre-feet lost annually, with 4 percent reclaimable, stressing safety standards and not as a substitute for main supplies.
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California
Feather River
Assembly Interim Committee On
State Senate Fact Finding Committee On Water Resources
Whittier Narrows
County of
Los Angeles
Flood Control District
Central and West Basin
San Gabriel Valley
Assemblyman
Porter
Torrance considers bus system reform and possible independent authority
Torrance residents form Citizens Bus Committee to air grievances and seek improved Torrance Municipal Bus Lines service. Experts favor a transit authority separate from city administration, referencing De Leuw Cather & Co. Long Beach and Torrance may exchange data as both cities face rising population and stagnant ridership.
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Long Beach
Torrance
Citizens Bus Committee
California
de Leuw, Cather & Co
Rockefeller Divorce Strains Conservative Support In 1964 Race
The impending Rockefeller divorce is expected to dent conservative support in both parties, especially among Midwest and Western Republicans wary of his New York liberal image. Catholics and Lutherans may shift, while Kennedy allies see Nixon as the best Republican challenger. Leading statisticians note divorce rates peaked postwar and have since declined.
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Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
Midwest
West
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
America
Grover Cleveland
Richard Nixon
Nixon
United States
Extremism Arouses Debate Across Domestic and Global Policy
The piece reviews Kennedy and Johnson remarks on extremism and division in the United States, exploring causes from judicial rulings to political rhetoric. It cites Supreme Court decisions, Fifth Amendment use, and caution against overreaction, urging firm but flexible policy amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Pacific Coast
Supreme Court of the United States
Communist Party
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
John Birch Society
FBI
Congress
Learned Hand
Communist Party In
America
Jong 2
Supreme Court of the
United States
Senator Soaper Says It Could Not Happen Here
Senator Soaper remarks on Russia and Bolshevik degradation, expressing belief it could not happen to a more deserving group. A reader recalls Lillian Russell era and Polly Unsaturated, while a desk mate notes changing status symbols and a basketball coach’s plea. Antique film dishes from 30 years ago now sell at premium prices.
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Russia
America
Lillian Russell
Polly
Public Forum Letters on Survival and Policy Reflect Debate
Editor notes readers edited letters from a four week survival course citing pamphlets from Washington. Mrs Bacon argues Americans depend on TV and government action while warning of extreme views. William Burnside questions presidential stance, Yugoslav aid, and U.S. policy avoiding extremism.
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Washington
D. C
Libby
Hopes for Balance in Rationing Time
Public Forum piece by ERNEST DENNING at 3090 Cedar Ave explores the tension between personal virtue and societal contribution. It asks whether focus on self and family or broader civic work yields greater impact and whether depth in a small realm outweighs breadth across a larger area.
Fress-Gelearam Los Angeles Press Telegram Advertisers
Historic processing shows a garbled newsroom masthead with names and roles including Herman Ridder and Samuel Cameron. The text lists executive editors, managing editors, advertising reps, and office addresses in Long Beach New York and San Francisco with references to Foshay Tower and Wrigley Rice.
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Herman A. Ridder
Wrigley Rice
Ann Orons
Foshay Tower
Paul
Los Angeles
Serrana Ave
San Francisco
Sutter St
The
Press-Telegram Mained
Metropolt
Uneven Cake Portions Prompt Cafeteria Complaint
Charlene Fugatt of 2880 Chestnut Ave complains to Mary Frampton about cafeteria cake portions. She notes cakes are medium to small yet priced the same and suggests fair cutting or charging for smaller pieces.
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Mary Frampton
Jess
Charlene Fugatt
Khrushchev Quoted on Russian Proverbs in Speech
The quote discusses Khrushchev peppering speeches with Russian proverbs about shortages and capitalism. It notes two proverbs about shortages and capitalism and adds a suggested motto, Deeds not words, in English for his peace stance.
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Gallineysra
David Lawrence
Lyndon Johnson
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Soaper
William Vaughan
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Noah
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Yugoslavia
William
KH. Burnside
Clark Ave
Ernest Denning
Cedar Ave
Long Beach, Calif
Sing
Tan Group, Inc
George Clark
Chestnut Ave
Elamaee
Robert Shr
Nikita Khrushchev
Chernayou Lyagushku Nye
Khrushchev
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