Ball Tossed Back to Nixon in Retraction Debate
Nixon flatly denied Knights charge that an emissary offered him an office to withdraw from the governor’s race. The column criticizes his handling urging retraction demands and questions the prudence of pursuing libel actions versus apology while predicting more heated campaign crises ahead.
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Nixon
Richard Nixon
Goodwin J. Knight
Knight
California
United Press International
United States
Free Press
Springing the Secret Promoting City Unity for Growth
Ten major civic groups and the city discuss forming a non profit to promote San Diego as a place to live visit and do business. They note rivals spend large sums on promotion while local bodies lack a coordinated staff. The city has beaches climate schools and parks to showcase.
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San Diego
Las Vegas
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Miami
Miami Beach
Long Beach
Doris Fleeson on Kennedys waning political base
The article analyzes President Kennedy's waning political base as his party lost strength in the final weeks of Congress. It discusses Republican criticism, party defections, and Kennedy’s focus on foreign policy, including the foreign aid bill, amid internal Democratic and Republican tensions.
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Kennedy
Congress
Washington
Senate
House
Clre Sen
Johnson
Iis
White House
Chicago
Eisenhower
Rep. Miller
Gov. Rockefeller
New York
Richard Nixon
JFK Appointees Start Under Truman and Eisenhower
Former President Truman deserve credit for shaping public service as many Kennedy appointees trace early careers to Truman and Eisenhower administrations. The piece notes John A. McCone and Dean Rusk among others, stressing prior roles and expertise over party labels in selecting competent officials for national security and foreign policy.
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Washington
Truman
Lawrence
Kennedy
Eisenhower
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen Dulles
Dean Rusk
State Department
Lucius Clay
Thoughtful biblical quote echoes of redemption text
The excerpt reflects a biblical vision praising God for redemption and power, citing Nehemiah 1 10 and attributing a contrastive historical reflection to C D Foss about humanity, arches of Bible history, and strong hands guiding salvation.
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C. D. Foss
Senator Soaper Sums Do gs and Kids Debate
A satirical column questions whether more dogs or fewer children crowd neighborhoods as schools empty. It parodies politics and media, notes a neighbor's defense of kitchen modernization, and muses on public concerns from sports to transportation.
Questions Answers Algiers Occupied in 1830
The French occupied Algiers in 1830 and subdued the rest of the country by 1847. Modern Algeria roughly corresponds to the ancient kingdom of Numidia, which belonged to the Carthaginian empire until it allied with Rome during the Punic Wars. It later endured Roman rule, survived a Vandals invasion, and declined after Arab arrival in the eighth century.
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Algeria
Algiers
Numidia
Rome
Press-Telegram Staff Directory From Long Beach Office
Current files list office locations and personnel for The Press Telegram including publisher editors and managers. Names include Herman Ridder Daniel H Ridder Harold Hines Samuel Cameron Miles Linex Harry Karns and Malcolm Entey with advertising representation through Ridder-Jonas and the Imperial Group in New York.
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Herman
Ridder
Daniel H. Ridaee
Harold M. Hines
Asshoo
Samuel C. Cameron
L.A. Callinger
Usiness
Malcolm Entey
Miles 2
Linex
Harry Karns
Ridder-Jonas
aHicee
New York
Btn
Los Angeles
Sam
Sutter
Press-Telegram
Public Forum Letters On Patriotism And Subversion
Readers respond to R D Blair on patriotism and anti communism arguing over subversive labels and inviting accountability. Ruth Johnson of Norwalk defies critics claiming she is anti communist and endorses strong household and national symbols. Roy Marshall of Oakland praises the flag fluttering atop Edison Co building and calls for renewed Americanism.
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R. D. Blair
Earl Warren
Ruth Johnson
Battle St Norwalk
Ubvill
Edison Co
Good Words For Police Department
A reader praises the Long Beach Police for rapid action after a heavily armed suspect admitted involvement in robberies from 48 hours earlier. The letter extols patrols and arrests, notes frustration at acquittals for lack of evidence, and signs by Harry M. Elkins of Elm Avenue.
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Long Beach
Harry M. Elkins
Elm Ave
Afghan Pakistan clash over language stirs sovereignty fears
The piece notes a linguistic dispute between Afghanistan and Pakistan centered on Pushtu and Urdu. It mentions about 2,000,000 Pushtu speakers in Pakistan near the Northwest Frontier and hints at attempts to form Push tunistan or push for annexation. Education in Persian among Afghan elites adds to tensions.
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Pakistan
Kipling
Northwest Frontier
America
Canada
Expert in 19 Days Regarding Smithfield Jet ter
Expert letter to the editor references nineteen days and four thousand miles, an expert on peace solving issues. The writer questions dialectics and materialism while criticizing a visit to the Soviet Union and dismissing the “hate America” campaign. The signer provides an address at 39114 Ximeno Ave.
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Smithfield
Jetter
Soviet Union
G. J. Lapay
Ximeno
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