Almost Impossible Subisence Fight Ends With Unitization
Editorial recounts the signing of unit and unit operating agreements for Fautt Black TV in the Wilmington Oil Field as a pivotal step in Long Beach anti subsidence efforts. It highlights vast cooperation across city, state, harbor, and private oil firms, noting key officials and the wider impact on safety, land usability, and potential federal suit considerations.
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Long Beach
Fautt Black TV
Wilmington
Naval Shipyard
U.S. Atty
Robert Kennedy
Harbor Department
William Harrington
Charles Vickers
M. J. Hughes
W. A. Smith
H. E
Bud) Ridings
Ber
Gerald Desmond
Pete Lingle
Jack Spence
Phil Brady
Malcolm Uptegraff
Desmond
John Mansell
Ray Kealer
Sam Roberts
Harry Fulton
Independent Press-Telegram
Council
Harbor Board
Donald G. Sutherland
Long Beach Naval Shipyard Employees Assn
Darrell Neighbors
Chamber of Commerce
State Lands Commission
State Attorney General's Office
Southern California Edison Co
Socony Mobile Oi Co., Inc
Richfield Oil Corp
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Signal Oil and Gas Co
Universal Consolidated Oil Co
Superior Oil Co
Humble Oil Refining Co
Long Beach Broadcast Promotes World Water Ski Champs
The first two hour national network TV show from Long Beach aired on ABC featuring coverage of the Seventh World Water Ski Championships at Marine Stadium. The special drew national and international attention and boosts Long Beach as an International City, encouraging more events here.
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Long Beach
ABC
Marine Stadium
Touch of Fall at the Market and odd notes
A noisy column mixes seasonal observances at the market with satirical takes on sports, crime quirks, and political hints. The writer jokes about autumn attire, baseball lore, Berlin communists, and a moon mission robot, peppered with humorous home life and cultural references.
Nixon Likely California Gubernatorial Candidate in 1980
Sacramento news assesses former Vice President Richard Nixon as the likely Republican candidate for California governor next year. Support from Eisenhower’s allies and GOP leaders increases pressure on Nixon, with Christopher as fallback. outcome hinges on a mid month decision.
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Sacramento
CNS
Richard Nixon
California
Eisenhower
Nixon
Brown
United States
Edmund G. Brown
Californias
William F. Knowland
Goodwin J. Knight
Tvs
Joseph Shell
Harald J. Powers
Press-Celearam Long Beach Staff Directory
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Merman M. Ridder
Daniel M. Ridder
Harels M. Ives
Sermet
Cameron General Maccewr LA
New York
Wrigley Ride
Penobscot
Minneapolis
Facay Tewar Eydnaeta
San Francisco
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Berlin crisis calls for world court action over legality
John S Knight argues Kennedy should place Berlin legal rights before the General Assembly or International Court to resolve the dispute without war. He cites four power status breakdown, Soviet testing, and calls for a formal adjudication over Berlin’s legality. The author questions why this constructive option is not pursued.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
United Nations Charter
International Court of Justice
Kennedy
General Assembly
International Court
Ball Point Pens
West Berlin
World Assembly
Big Bomb in Soviet Test Signals Weak Point in Red Machine
Joseph Alsop argues in strong terms that the Soviet decision to test a 100 megaton nuclear weapon signals potential vulnerabilities in the Soviet military and delivery systems. He weighs aims of deterrence, delivery accuracy, and political theater in Khrushchev's Berlin crisis, noting the test could provoke terror and shift blame to the West for renewed testing.
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Kennedy
Berlin
Khrushchev
Moscow
West Berlin
Lyndon Johnson
West
Joseph Alsop
Alsop
United States
Robert McNamara
McNamara
U.S
Tswaharlat Nehru
Nehn
Hitler
Untergrundbahn and Gesundbrunnen in Berlin Dialect
The Berlin subway and elevated lines are called Untergrundbahn when underground and Hochbahn when elevated. Gesundbrunnen station, once a popular exit point to freedom, sits on the Hochbahn. Now blocked, locals say Der Gesundbrunnen ist verschuttet, meaning health well filled in, but in Berlin dialect verl schuttet means arrested.
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Hochbahn
Gesundbrunnen
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