Ike and the Politicians in 1958 Campaign
Washington columnist cites an old pro saying the White House needs a “scent” politician while noting Eisenhower’s appeal as a non political figure could hurt GOP chances in the 1958 elections. Republicans may move to take over campaign strategy and finances, bypassing the White House after party disarray in Wisconsin.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Tke
Wisconsin
GOF
GOP
Controversy Over Budget Cuts Signals 1958 Campaign
The piece surveys discord over the size of Eisenhower budget cuts cited by lawmakers versus the Budget Bureau’s figures. It notes Democratic claims of up to $6 billion in reductions from a $73 billion request, while the Bureau cites about $928 million. It discusses the Heaver Commission’s budget system reform push, “pipes and unexpended” balances, and the risk that mandatory spending like veterans’ pensions and unemployment benefits may be restored. It concludes with a warning that a $4 billion gap remains between officials’ estimates, signaling systemic budget flaws.
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Eisenhower
Budget Bureau
Heaver Commission
Sen
Byrd
Con
Congress
Bureau
Knowland Likely to Challenge Knight for California Governor
U.S. Senator William Knowland appears set to enter the California governor’s race in the June 1958 primaries facing Governor Goodwin Knight. Knowland backs a right to work bill and argues unions should face finance accountability, while distinguishing this from legitimate union activity. The race could shape up as a high stakes battle between two determined rivals with potential fall implications.
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Henry C. Maccarthur
Cramento
CNS
U.S
William F. Knowlam
California
Goodwin 3. Knight
Knowland
Sacramento
Knight
California State Federation of Labor
Tribete
Bourbon Party
Orderly Litigation on Federal versus State Power in Arkansas
Washington argues the federal government cannot order state troops or marshal the governor in Arkansas. The dispute centers on school desegregation and federal court orders, with a call for orderly litigation to respect both state sovereignty and constitutional rights. The governor must decide when law and order prevail, while federal injunctions persist until state actions reopen schools.
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Washington
Arkansas
United States
Treans
Department of Justice
Above Knees Hem Won't Excite the Modern World
A collage of quips on fashion, ethics, and culture, arguing that revealing hems won’t spark lasting trends. The piece touches on memory training, a federal ethics code, movie titles, statehood, atomic missiles, September Morn, juvenile delinquency, and a Kansas “hippopotamus” baby, all in a satirical, social commentary voice.
Just Folks and Offbeat Musings from Guest
A compact column by E. A. Guest blends verse and wry observations. It notes faith in men as fathers, ponders a 15 mile balloon ascent from Crosby to Ellendale, warns deer season will spur farmers to repaint husband and wife signs, reports rising embezzlement as a fringe benefit, and quips that ruining a wristwatch while fishing reflects on knowing the time.
Giant 22500 kilowatt turbine generator at Edison plant
Long Beach notes recall a 22500 kW turbine generator 7B put in operation at the Edison steam plant in 107 days replacing Unit 7 drafted for World War II. Edwin M. John longtime city resident and water commission secretary died after a brief illness, once in the lumber business at Broadway and Locust. Labor Day parade drew 23000 workers and 30600 spectators. KEON 1000 watt radio permit filed with the Federal Radio Commission by Nichols & Warriner Inc, owner of KEON, with a reply expected soon via KFON.
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Southern California Edison Co
Bechtel Co
Edison
Edwin M. John
Long Beach
Water Commission
Broadway
Locust
Inital
Federal Radio Commission
Nichols & Warriner, Inc
KEON
Frank P. Goss
Press‘Telegram
KFON
Public Forum Letters for Publication Policy
Public letters must not exceed 250 words and carry bona fide signatures and addresses. They may be edited for taste or to fit space limitations.
L B Culture Has Great Potential
A letter discussion in PRESS-TGRAM cites Rite Smith on local artists and criticizes the Museum for favoring abstract art over local work. The piece praises Director Denson and the California series on Southern California Architecture, noting national tour and Long Beach cultural growth led by the Philhar monic, State College development, and new museum and library buildings. Other letters condemn Confidential magazine for loosening standards and corrupting youth.
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Rite Smith
Denson
California
Southern California
Long Beach
State College
Long Beach Flaunts Fictional Finances Says City Manager
City official blasts Port of Long Beach and Beach Municipal Airport for claiming net gains in 1955 56 and 1956 57 fiscal years. He argues dep creciation and interest on bonded debt are omitted, making both departments appear profitable while they in fact run deficits. He urges auditors and a true business statement.
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Long Beach
Long Beach Harbor
Water and Gas
Red
Ridder Editorial and Advertising Contacts Listed
A fragmented OCR listing names and offices for Harman H Ridder Paul Krae M pines and Milano Sine Executive Editor Washington News Bureau Albee Building Ridderstowns Metropolitan Group San Francisco current place of The Pen Telegram offices and ad representatives.
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Harman H. Ridder
Paul Krae M. Pines
Pubuel Oron
LA Golline
Mahager
Ridderstowns
Via
New York
Soth
Wrigley
Catron
Feaday Tower
St. Paw
Wyath
Census Q and A Reflect 1960 Decennial Prep
The Q and A discuss penalties for willful refusal to answer census questions and note false answers may incur similar penalties. It states the next decennial census will occur in 1960 and explains that delays in walking vary by child, with no relation to backwardness.
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Perdon
Yeates Special Interview On A Lifelong Vow Of Love
A poetic note proposes a special interview to discuss truth and a vow for life. The writer asks the recipient to accept their heart and make their union the happiest on earth, hoping answers will blend with questions to keep their interview of love from ending.
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Alaska
Hawaii
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Nike
Kansas
Hippopotamus
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Prospect Ave
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