Fire Queen's Visit May Strengthen Old Friendship
Editorial notes that Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Consort may renew the long standing US Britain alliance. It cites past tensions from the Suez crisis and Russian subversion worries. It argues the queen's visit could restore closer liaison and mutual gains in defense of the West.
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Great Britain
Suez Zone
Harold McMillan
United States
Russia
Britain
Middle East
West
California Economy Joins National Banner Year Forecast
1957 is projected to be a banner business year nationwide with production around 436 billion dollars, despite stock and defense spending jitters. California shows strength as sales tax transactions reach near 3 billion in Q2, with 38 of 58 counties posting gains and tax receipts surpassing 5 billion for the second time in state history.
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Mideast
Senate House Economic Committee
United States
Patman
D-Tex
California
State Board of Equalization
Board of Equalization Reports
New Jersey Nomination Hope Hangs On Meyner Rival Forbes
In New Jersey three weeks remain before a Democratic nomination contest shapes the 1960 race. Governor Meyner, a popular moderate Democrat, faces a challenge from Malcolm Forbes, a young Republican publisher and state senator. Forbes seeks to unseat Meyner by tapping anti Meyner sentiment rooted in Hudson County feuds while Nixon may join for the Eisenhower ticket.
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New Jersey
Robert S. Meyner
Breyner
Taft
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Misenhower
Stevenson
Meyner
Mal* Com
S. Forbes
Forbes
Moyner
Steven
Enhowe
Poli
Meyer
Hudson County
Frank Hague
Nixon
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Feakes
Spider and wasp interaction noted in tropical study
The Taran'sula spider is reported as a victim of Pepsis wasps in a tropical study. Date palms are pollinated by hand. Costa Rica is cited as the first Central American nation to cultivate coffee.
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Virginia Senator Says Eisenhower Violated Constitutional Law
Virginia Senator Willis A Robertson accuses President Eisenhower of violating constitutional law by sending federal troops into Arkansas amid Little Rock integration. He cites sections of Title Ten and asserts federal forces overstepped states’ rights, while avoiding judgment on local officials.
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Senate
Banking and Currency Committee
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Robertson cites limits on federal troops in civil rights cases
Senator Robertson analyzes militia and federal force laws dating to 1795 and 1861. He notes Section 331 allows state militia callups, Section 334 requires a proclamation to disperse insurgents, and Section 332 enables era federal enforcement but must align with Congress and the 1965 civil rights bill. He highlights Public Law 85-315 repealing 42 U.S. Code 1985 1993 and the 1878 posse comitatus act limiting military aid in enforcing court orders.
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Just Folks by E A Guest Advice
A poetic verse encourages finding happiness amid life’s troubles. It urges smiling at friends, moving forward with cheer, and heeding supportive loved ones. The text blends optimistic lines about reaching goals with a rustic image of sawing wood to persevere.
Long Beach Officials Host Naval, Army Leaders Ten Years Ago
In a decade old Long Beach session at the Municipal Auditorium E C Brown of Brown Drilling Co was elected president of the Oi Well Drilling Contractors U S Senator David I Walsh toured Long Beach to gather Navy needs Maj Gen Julian Schley inspected the Los Angeles Long Beach Harbor breakwater Local officials hosted the Army Engineer Chief Frizzelle became moderator of the Los Angeles Baptist Assn Emmons named pastor at the Southern Methodist Church in San Jose conference
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Brown Drilling Co
Long Beach
Municipal Auditorium
U. S
David I. Walsh
Mass
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Navy
Julian Schley
U. S. Army Engineer Corps
Los Angeles
Long Beach Harbor
Thomas Bromfield Frizzelle
Immanuel Baptist Church
Public Forum Letters Edited for Space and Signatures
Public forum notices allow letters up to 250 words with bona fide signatures and addresses. Some letters may be edited to improve readability or conserve space while preserving the author’s intent and signature details.
States Case for Right to Work
W.T. Harrison of the National Right to Work Committee argues against pat reads of right-to-work laws, challenging claims of ongoing union growth and closed shops. The letter cites NLRB decertification data from 1956, cross compares state trends, and advocates that right-to-work limits union coercion while benefiting small business and workers. Ward Wilson, 1318 Rose Ave., adds a personal postscript on Sacramento budgeting.
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Senate
NLRB
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U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau For Labor Statistics
National Right To Work Committee
W.T. Harrison
More for Food is Biggest Need
Telegram notes praise for Assemblyman Kiockstein and Mr Lopez of the Bureau of Public Assistance while urging a raise in the food budget. It extols caseworkers for listening to tragic stories of the poor and emphasizes the impact of insufficient daily food funds, questioning how a hungry person survives on under 58 cents per day.
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ESS
Kiockstein
Lopez
Bureau of Public Assistance
Nonfiction trends and census facts in Q A column
Questions and answers discuss publishing trends toward religious and educational books, the decennial census period from 1960 to 1962, and gladiol bloom irregularities. It notes Bible as best seller, defines decennial census timing, and advises tracking bloom schedules for repeat planting.
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U. S
E.R. A
Hello as a Means to Build Lasting Friendship
Poem urges kindness beyond a simple greeting. It reflects on life’s beauty and sweetness found in caring for others. The speaker advocates cultivating daily connections, setting time to meet, and extending genuine effort to turn casual encounters into lasting friendships.
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