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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1958
Page
11
Editorial argues water flooding in the Wilmington Oil Field can stop subsidence and boost recovery. Experts estimate substantial oil in place and profits from primary and secondary methods, urging field wide repressuring to avoid government action and aid Long Beach.
Virginia Kelly reports that the symbol Polaris on surface ships is cited as a morale emblem amid a Pentagon routine. Vice Admiral Charles R. Cath Brown, on leave from Mediterranean duties after 26 months as commander of the Sixth Fleet, is named test commander in chief Allied Forces Southern Europe. Both admirals advocate stronger surface ship sewe on the radio program Capital Assignment.
Navy officials discussed Admiral Brown's proposal to install IRBM Polaris on surface ships and submarines. He warned it would be a visible symbol for war readiness, though cost and feasibility remain uncertain as planners favor submarines for Polaris use. The National Pearl Club hearing outlined Sixth Fleet composition and a potential hunter killer task force.
Long Beach real estate figure Renee Travers disclosed the purchase of the Virginia Country Market at Long Beach Boulevard and San Antonio Drive for 125000 dollars. A newly elected Virginia Country Club board plans to sell excess club property and close the 200 member rolls. Thirty years ago the Twenty third Coast Artillery Corps reunion drew 150 men from five states to Tel Enant Beach Club with Toland Swaffield hosting.
In Minnesota the Senate contest pits East Coast Catholic appeal against farm belt Protestant roots. Thye and McCarthy loom as main Republican contenders while Kennedy influence colors Democratic prospects. Catholics in cities lean Democratic, Protestants in rural areas favor Thye, with polls showing a divided race and strong party dynamics shaping the outcome.
The article examines Justice Frankfurter's conflict of interest concerns and public disqualification standards. It cites his NAACP advisory ties at Harvard, his later Supreme Court role, and his 1952 Capstar Transit broadcasting case recusal. It notes critics questioning whether personal feelings influenced judicial decisions.
Community forum letters require genuine signatures and addresses with proper spelling. Editors may edit for readability while preserving the author’s identity and intent. Readers should note the letters reflect personal views and may be revised for decorum.
Olive Swanson of Pine Ave Long Beach urges a Yes vote on S and T to boost Long Beach as a tourist draw and improve the downtown area. She references attracting visitors and enhancing the Miss Universe pageant outlook and local attractions.
The letter from Ernest Denning of 2090 Cedar Ave urges Republicans to protest a private switch between Knowland Haight and Brown by using write-in votes. He argues the move bypassed party leaders and outlines a symbolic protest to show preferred candidates while acknowledging it may not elect them.
A guided verse on inviting guests with warmth and graciousness. It emphasizes that true hospitality shines through sincerity, not lavish decor or extravagance. The host and hostess should speak to guests with eloquence, reflecting genuine care.
Editorial urges voters to choose the candidate who can best serve California over party loyalty. It highlights harmony among elected officials and mentions Attorney General Edmund G. (Pet) Brown as a potential fit.
Mervin D. Ranagan of Henderson argues that Republican incumbents will lack power as Democrats likely control Sacramento and Washington. He contends constituents deserve full truth to secure better representation at home and in Washington.
The text lists early American third parties led by the Anti-Masonic party of 1826, including Liberty, Free Soil, Know Nothings, Greenback, Prohibition, Populist, Socialist, and other groups, noting the Republican party formed as a third party in 1854-56. It also notes coal mined in the United States totaling about 30 billion tons with 82.5 percent bituminous and 16.3 percent anthracite, and discusses initial drug use symptoms being hard to detect but early physical changes may include eye and complexion changes, appetite loss, weight loss, and reduced interest in activities.
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