The Test Ban Gamble Editorial Commentary
Editorial laments ambiguity in the push for a nuclear test ban treaty. It argues the majority supports administration judgment but voices unease from scientists military figures and politicians. The piece warns the pact may rely on trust and may risk national security if flawed, urging scrutiny before Senate action.
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Russia
Mr. Rusk
Pomona County Fair Shows Progressive LA Life
The Pomona fair marks a 17 day showcase blending agriculture with industry culture and science. It presents monorail displays and air conditioned cars alongside horse barns, illustrating Los Angeles County as rural and urban merged. The event mirrors the area’s industrial, cultural and scientific progress.
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Los Angeles County
Pomona
Safety Expert Backs Short Skirts for Night Visibility
A safety expert argues for shorter skirts for women pedestrians to improve nighttime visibility, noting flesh tones are easier to see at night. The claim cites rare nudist fatalities and contrasts with general traffic safety concerns.
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Bill Vaughan
North American Newspaper Alliance
Out Our Way fragment from a late page section
Readable fragments show a busy desk page with names and city references. The text mentions editors and bureau staff, a Main Executive Eater, and streets or places such as Minneapolis and San Francisco with partial names. Content is incomplete and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Sleepy Hollow Grade School budget meeting stirs debate
The Sleepy Hollow Elementary PTA budget meeting features Col Harkner and Lt Forrester from the Air Force guiding a discussion on a budget carryover of 298.73, library funding of 250, and a call for fundraising via carnival contributions. A debate erupts over parent participation and civilian influence on school affairs.
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Washington
Robert G
Bob”) Harkner
U.S. Air Force
Pentagon
Forrester
Air Force
Sleepy Hollow
Col. Harkner
High Rise Plans Are Opposed Letter to Editor
Belmont Shore residents oppose more tall apartment blocks in Long Beach arguing they spoil the beach area and worsen urban density. The letter cites concerns about earthquake risk and urges keeping Belmont Shore free from excess high rises while noting vacant rentals and economic impact. Signatures include Ann I Wor son and F E Callaghan with addresses.
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Richter
Peterson
Belmont Shore
Pine Avenue
Long Beach
Opinion on Film Operation Abolition By Editors
Letter-writer cites diverse editorials on the film Operation Abolition. Professor Josephine Mary Brown praises the film as self-speaking, advising readers to see it despite prefaces from groups like the ACLU or Birch Society. Paul Brakeman, 2300 Carfax Ave.
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Col Harkner
Roberts
U.S. Army
Executive Committee
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Josephine Mary Brown
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Paul Brakeman
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Test Ban Treaty Seen As Russia Advantage
Vivian Boley argues against a test ban treaty framed to aid Russia and threaten the United States calling for a voters protest to resist what she calls a Communist style peace. She urges opposed residents to speak out against ratification and defend national security.
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Russia
United States
Vivian Boley
DATING LB HISTORY Long Beach city government forms
A concise historical timeline of Long Beach governance from 1908 to 1927. It notes the shift from mayor council to commission form with five commissioners, salary details, the 1921 adoption of a council manager system, and the 1927 defeat of a charter returning to mayor council. Includes key changes and continuities in the city’s political structure.
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Long Beach
Court rules against race quotas in city schools
New York Supreme Court in Kings County blocks assigning students by racial percentages. Judge Baker finds Brodnick plan would create racial imbalance and unlawful exclusion based on race. Court notes statute bans admission denial due to race creed color or national origin.
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Kennedy
New York City
Edward G. Baker
Supreme Court of New York
Kings County
Board of Education
City of
New York
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Morris Brodnick
Baker
Board (of Education
Brodnick
East 93Rd Street
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