Long Beach Moves Ahead on Tideland Problems
Editorial lauds two developments in Long Beach tideland efforts. Staite Lands Commission funds the Convention and Exhibit Hall near Municipal Auditorium, boosting shoreline development. Navy Department revives subsidence repair plans at Long Beach Naval Shipyard, signaling progress though full control remains years away. Water flooding has curbed subsidence in the harbor, with about 60 percent containment at the shipyard. The piece urges continued, accelerated actions by city, state, and oil operators to reach full program effectiveness quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staite Lands Commission
Municipal Auditorium
Navy Department
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Navy
Public Forum Letters on Election Bias and National Defense
Readers from Artesia and Lakewood weigh in on Kennedy Nixon politics and US defense. Remarks praise loyalty and caution against alleged GOP distortions while criticizing administrations for perceived weakness. Citations reference Cyrus Eaton and Hungarian matters, urging strong national resolve and critique of policy.
Sitting If Out Is Poor Business
A letter from Lester L. Marshall of Lakewind California argues that conservatives who abstain from voting for either presidential candidate in a two party system harm the country. He contends a protest vote for a third party still helps the more liberal major candidate, urging citizens to fulfill their electoral responsibilities and choose between the two main contenders.
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Baxter
Rev. Baxter
Dudlas
Frank M
ZUG
Violeta
Artesia
Kennedy
Wutly
Candor
Wwe
Free World
Lester L. Marshall
Fidler Ave
Lakewind
Calif
Touquet Mayor Visits Long Beach Public Strand
Mayor Jules Pouget of Touquet France arrives in Long Beach bearing greetings from the Association of Mayors of French Resorts and extolling "magnifiques" at the public strand. Police report the Long Beach site near Daugherty Field opened today and will have a formal ceremony October six.
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Jules Pouget
Touquet
France
Calais
English Channel
Long Beach
Association of Mayors
Strand
Log Beach
Daugherty Field
Spring St
Palo Verde Ave
Malcolm Maguire
Kennedy rails against New Deal borrowing policy
Russ Morris of Torrance voices disapproval of Democratic policy shifts. He argues the New Deal era produced only debt interest payments while voters rewarded Eisenhower with strong leadership, accusing Democrats of failing the economy and public trust.
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Sen. Kennedy
Eisenhower
K. Plain Nuts
Russ Morris
Figueroa St. Torrance
Monumental Hypocrisy of Reds Calls for Challenge
The piece condemns United Nations sessions amid dictator speeches, arguing for equal time for liberty advocates. It criticizes Khrushchev, Castro, and Khrushchev era policies, urging Western nations to press for self determination and accountability within the UN Charter.
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Europe
Africa
Congo
United Nations
U.N
Khrushchev
Castro
U.N. Co
Pros and Cons Prop 1 Water Bond Plan Stirs Debate
League of Women Voters presents pros and cons on a 1.75 billion general obligation bond to fund California water resources. Supporters tout Feather River flood control and a Delta aqueduct as essential amid Colorado River disputes. opponents question necessity, feasibility, and safeguards, warning of state control loss and unverified economics.
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Feather River
Sacramento
San Joaquin
California
North
U.S. Supreme Court
Campaign Issues in the 1960 Presidential Campaign
In the final five weeks of the 1960 campaign, Nixon and Kennedy share goals for prosperity and defense yet offer fuzzy contrasts on how to achieve them. They clash over spending, growth strategies, and foreign policy, with Kennedy urging more federal action and Nixon favoring restraint and private economy emphasis. Kennedy is criticized for promising too much while voters weigh government roles and costs.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
America
Stevenson
John Foster Dulles
Nixon
Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Senator Soaper Says Wink May Signal Careful Driver
A jumble of humorous and opinion lines discusses signals for drivers with left turn blinker on, Nixon’s name palindrome note, a fifth grade essay opener, jokes about school, Khru shchev and Castro pictures, fruit fly origins, and mosquitos. It reads like a chaotic miscellany column with scattered observations and quips.
Ridder firm listed in Los Angeles press notes
A fragmented directory style item lists Daniel H. Ridder and Harold M. Hines among executive staff and advertising representatives for a California publication. It mentions Samuel C. Cameron as general manager and units in New York and San Francisco.
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Long Geach
Calif
Mernind Ridder
Detsrop
Daniel H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
RidderJohns
Chives
New York
Fih
Penanstot
San Francisco
Press-Telegram
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Hery Cabot Lodge
Roth Beattie
Loma Ave
Eaton
Editur
Cleveland
Cyrus K. Eaton
Janos Kadar
State Department
Manhattan
Cyrus Eaton
Kadar
Mowbray Walker
Walnut Ave
Carmen M
Lewis
Arborne
Lakewood
Shibe Park
Philadephia
Fifth St
American Ave
Tong Beach
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
John S
Ousmon
Fara
Vere
David Lawrence
Washington
General Assembly of
Nikita Khrushchev
West
Poland
East
Germany
Hungary
Ukraine
Macmillan
General Assembly
Security Council
Mown
Council
Bar of Justice
League of Women Voters
Soaper
By Bill Vaughan
Wee
Eie
Inias
Khru
Shchev
Eee
Asia
Metropolitan Group, Inc
George Clark
Penn
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