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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1957
Page
6
A Long Beach editor argues that while science education is vital, other fields such as patriotic civic training deserve attention. Citing Maj. Clarence Anderson’s war experiences, the piece warns that lack of democratic understanding imperils freedom, urging defense of American democracy and awareness of ideological battles.
An old resident and civic leader Rep Clyde Doyle now in South Gate and in a different district provides valued help on anti subsidence for Long Beach Naval Shipyard. Doyle serves on Armed Services and headed a subcommittee that heard testimony here months ago. He is objective and well informed about subsidence causes shipyard value to national defense and local economy. Our congressman Craig Hosmer also works on the issue and two Congressmen show personal and official interest.
Washington concerns over the new Commission on Civil Rights before it starts work. Justice Reed may join the panel, with questions raised about separation of powers as a retired Supreme Court justice could sit in a new executive branch post. Senate inquiries likely into White’s transfer and Reed’s potential chairmanship follow.
A verse advising men to avoid arguing with their wives to maintain harmony at home. It suggests that suppressing disagreement can prevent divorce and keep peace, emphasizing submission over rebuttal in domestic life. The poem uses humorous warnings about responding to a wife’s complaints.
Ten years ago in Long Beach Terrell C Drinkwater president of Direct Air forecast Easter time passenger service from Long Beach to San Francisco and other northbound points via Western Airlines at a chamber of commerce breakfast. The Boys and Girls Gle e Clubs and the Junior College Acappella Choir broadcast a 46 minute program over RFI WAC Red nationwide network. The Young People's Department of First Christian Church planned to attend divine service aboard the USS New Mexico as guests of St Cmdr Francis Lee Albert. Music for the service was arranged by the department under supervision of K S Whitnack.
Washington lawmakers quarrel over defense policy as Lyndon Johnson pursues non partisan aims. Sen. Symington condemns potential defense cuts while Sen. Jackson urges a bigger military with tax increases and a fleet of atomic submarines. implications loom for 1960 campaigns.
A discordant column mocks scapegoating by Senator Soaper and satirizes public blame games. It ridicules readers seeking simple explanations for complex failures while lampooning political sensationalism and media tropes. The piece also comments on holidays, fashion, and pop culture references with wry, fragmented humor.
A Tax Foundations report shows farm program outlays may reach 5 billion this fiscal year at about 1000 per farm, versus 2.5 billion in 1954 and 1.93 billion in 1941. The number of farms fell by over 200,000 from 1954 to 1958, while surpluses, price rises, and agricultural actions press taxpayers.
The text lists staff and office locations for a historic newspaper including publisher Harold M Hines and editor Miles E, noting Washington News Bureau managing editor and national advertising representation with offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco and San Francisco addresses.
A notice announces a public forum inviting letters not to exceed 260 words and must include bona fide signatures and addresses. Letters may be edited for taste or to save space.
The piece argues for a planetary access to education and a simple life, criticizing fear of relief and danger from stray rockets. Alfred I Brighton Ocean Center Bidg Long Beach cites supporting figures, comparing future education spending to wartime costs, while Jane and Reuther debate solutions to a growing education crisis.
A letter to James R Killian quotes historian Ridpath on blue sky after clouds and asserts the United States stands as that blue sky amid a troubled world The writer D J Struven signs from 12830 Barnwall St Norwalk urging cadets to set the pace and persevere for the American people
In a telegram, unionists discuss the value of collective bargaining and educational investment. Walter P. Reuther of the United Automobile Workers stresses unions’ long commitment to improving schools and worker benefits, noting paid vacations, pensions, hospital coverage, scholarships, and higher wages. The message highlights labor's broader educational stake and advocacy.
A father named Metcalfe describes helping his daughter with homework each night while admitting his memory is tight and he has forgotten algebra and geometry. He asks her brother Don to assist Kris, and notes the plan works fairly well though it leaves him with sore regrets about what he forgets.
Fred Newhart Jr of the California School Board Association thanks the press for coverage of the 1987 CSBA convention in Long Beach. He praises the host town and expresses optimism about future gatherings, noting the event’s success and friendly community.
A mixed set of trivia questions covers the Inter national Red Cross Flag origin linked to Switzerland and a Garfield era Robert Lincoln biography. It notes Robert Lincoln's roles as Secretary of War and later Pullman president, plus a psychology term about chronic antisocial personalities.
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