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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1962

Page

10

Rafferty Best Qualified for California Supt. of Public Instruction

The editorial urges voters to elect Dr. Max Rafferty as California state superintendent, citing his administrative experience at Needles and La Canada, record of school improvement, support for basics in curriculum, local control, and opposition to federal aid. It contrasts Rafferty with opponent Dr. Ralph Richardson, an associate professor from UCLA, noting Rafferty’s proven leadership and nonpartisan suitability.

California Superintendent of Public Instruction Max Rafferty Ralph Richardson Cecil Hardesty San Diego Richardson Needles San Bernardino Progressive School of Thought la Canada Rafferty Ina Jeaye UCLA Los Angeles Board of Education State Superintendent of Public Instruction

Backlash of Doubt Fear in U S Would Serve Nikita

Congressman Craig Hosmer argues in candid terms that Americans must not plunge into apathy amid the crisis. He warns that fear, hysteria, and withdrawal would aid Khrushchev and stresses the need for calm resolve, courage, and wise action to defend freedom.

U.S Craig Hosmer Khrushchev

Senator Soaper Says A Peace Pact That Scans

Bill Vaughan riffs on humor and politics noting poets sent to Russia might spark rhyme and reason. A desk mate quips Kennedy era aging and railroad presidents appearing as younger generations.

Soaper Bill Vaughan Russia

Notable trio questions state pride in sports and pageant

A playful column riffs on one state claiming Jack Nicklaus, Ohio State football, and Miss America as symbols of regional pride. The piece muses on modern autos with sport car styling and a jest about a coworker taunting a motorist who spoke oddly in a cap.

Jack Nicklaus Ohio State

Long Beach News Org Names and Office Details

The Long Beach Press Telegram outlines staff and office locations including Ridder and Hinesto as publishers, Epley Miles EB as co publishers, and Ridder Johns Inc operations at 1 Fifth Avenue. A managing editor and advertising reps are listed among the press offices.

Merman Nt Ridder Banter H. Ridder Harel M. Hinesto Makesim Epley Miles EB Wasninaina News Albee Wallonstaan Ng Reprasentativa Ridder-Johns, Inc Fifth Avenue Pepotsest Ea Oshay Tower Ath St Metropalitan Group, Inc

U.S. Weighs Bombing Cuban Missile Bases in Self-Defense

The United States faces possible immediate air strikes on Cuban missile sites if Cuba does not dismantle bases and allow UN inspectors. President Kennedy warns of missiles and warheads, while Defense Secretary McNamara notes difficulty spotting warheads and increases readiness of armed forces.

U.S Washington United State Cuba Fidel Castro United States Kennedy U.N U.S. Air Force Robert S. McNamara United Nations Security Council

Prop D would expand Los Angeles County board to seven

Public forum letter argues increasing supervisors from five to seven to better represent a county of 6.12 million. It notes LA County population growth, current ratio of one supervisor per 1.3 million people, and the need for closer scrutiny of a $612 million budget.

Los Angeles Los Angeles County Los Angeles City

President alters student loan disclaimer affidavit

George Peters voices concern over the presidents change to the disclaimer for government loans to students teachers and scientists. He argues the affidavit discriminates against those with certain beliefs while denying funds to supporters of groups that teach or advocate overthrow of the government.

George Peters Bayview Drive Sunset Beach

Counter Offensive Against American Minds on Cuba Crisis

Rep Craig Hosmer argues Khrushchev aims to unsettle U S resolve by psychological warfare over Cuba. He warns that Soviet propaganda seeks fear and confusion to erode public support and force concessions, risking freedom and national security.

Cuba Atlantic Nikita Khrushchev Hosmer United States Kennedy U.S Uss.a U.S.A Polar

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