CAB Should Rev Up To Meet Jet Age Demands
Editorial argues the Civil Aeronautics Board lags as airlines rush to acquire jet and turbo-prop fleets totaling about 400 aircraft worth 2 to 3 billion dollars. It notes fare increases, rising costs, and stalled CAB decisions expected by March 1959, urging swifter regulatory action to support rapid industry growth and investor confidence.
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CAB
United States
Douglas
Long Beach
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Paul W.cherington
Harvard School of Business Administration
Eisenhower
Congress
Federal
Swivel Seats, Hula Hoops, and 1958 Trends
A humorous column notes 59 cars will feature swivel seats aiding drivers in maintaining hula hoop practice while driving. It spoofs remarks by leaders on Khrushchev and political figures, touches on Miss Columbia winning Miss Universe 1958, and jokes about future Moon vacations and travel absurdities.
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Bill Vaughan
Sweden’s Agda Rossell Heads UN Delegation
Mrs Agda Rossell leads Sweden’s United Nations delegation, the first woman to head a permanent UN delegation. A Swedish Institute graduate, she held posts in Sweden’s Labor Department and served on the Commission of Human Rights and the Commission on the Status of Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
United Nations
L.A
Agda Rossel
Swedish Institute of Social and Political Training
Labor Department
Commission of Human Rights
Commission On the Status of Women
General Assembly
Portraits By James Metcalfe Reflects on Home Loss
A poem by James J. Metcalfe contemplates departure from a familiar place. The speaker recalls mountains, sea, garden faces, and neighbors, lamenting an unattainable home and lingering memories. Despite urging faith and hope, lingering grief and a ringing heart persist.
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James J. Metcalfe
Ike's New Writer Scorns Right wing GOP Mastodons
Washington reports Dr. Malcolm Moos, Eisenhower campaign writer, labels GOP right wingers as disgruntled dinosaurs and pushes a moderate progressive line. Moos, Johns Hopkins professor and author of The Republicans, cautions against overestimating hardline gains, noting potential Democratic rises in the Midwest and South. The piece reviews his 1956 views and current implications for the 1958 or later political climate.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ike
Malcolm X
Moos
DR. Moos
St. Paul
Minn
Bull Moser
Johns Hopkins University
Maryland Gop
The
Dr.Moos
Defiance claim in school integration saga debated
Washington letters argue Arkansas and Virginia acts on school closures are within constitutional rights and not defiance. The piece claims the Fourteenth Amendment was born in immorality, questions settled law, and notes states cannot be forced to fund or keep open schools by federal demand.
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Washington
Arkansas
Supreme Court of the
United States
Little Rock
Virginia
Ghésniaian Com
South
Supreme Court
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
House
Senate
Union
Supreme Court of the United States
Public Forum Letters Must Include Honest Signatures
Readers request space for letters up to 250 words with bona fide honatures and addresses. Edit may be used for tone and pace, ensuring good taste while preserving core viewpoints and origins.
Protests Over Death Penalty for $1.95 Robbery
The article reports protests surrounding a death penalty case in Montgomery Alabama for a $1.95 robbery involving a man named Jimmy Wilson. Secretary of State Dulles writes Gov. Folsom about international protest and the governor promises attention when records reach his desk. Jean Gell of Tong Beach comments on the delay and calls for reform of Alabama's penal system.
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Jimmy Wilson
Montgomery
Ala
Dulles
Gov. Folsom
Alaama
Folsom
Mr. Folsom
Alabama
Foreign policy view on Quemoy and Formosa defense
Ernest Denning argues the United States should pressure Chinese Nationalists to withdraw from Quemoy and relocate troops to Formosa with U.S. aid to strengthen Formosan defense. He compares Quemoy to Catalina Island and urges a blockade of both mainland China and Formosa to avoid risking World War II, stating Quemoy is not worth American lives. He concludes the form of action could prevent invasion of Formosa by Reds while not deserting friends.
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USA
Quesnoy
Formosa
Formosan
Trops
Quemoy
China
Ernest Denning
Cedar Avenue
Long Beach Children's Hospital plans outlined at luncheon
Twenty years ago a step toward a Long Beach Children’s Hospital was discussed at a luncheon by the Children’s Benefit League at the Pacific Coast Club. Speakers included Dr. Walter R. Buerger, Dr. Frank R. Whelpy, Mrs. Elizabeth Hudson, and Robert Bock, reflecting community leadership.
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Long Beach Area
Children’s Benefit League
Pacific Coast Club
Brewster Gray
Walter R. Buerger
Frank R. Whelpy
Children's Hospital
Buffalo
N.Y
Elizabeth Hudson
Board of Education
Robert Bock
Los Altos Terrace
Against Exemption for Parochials or Against Exemption for Parochials
Letter from W. S. Caton of 616 Roycroft Ave Long Beach advocates a Yes vote on Proposition 16 to preserve unity in Americanism. He argues public schools unify diverse children despite initial divisions and urges support for the measure.
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Jess-Telegram
America
W. S. Caton
Roycroft Ave
Long Beach
Press Telegram masthead and advertising reps line
Indicates the Press-Telegram masthead with publisher and staff titles and lists metropolitan advertising representatives. Provides offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis and San Francisco, plus agency affiliations and credential notes.
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National Advertising
Ridder-Johna
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Wrighey Lida O
Wrighey Bldg
Detroit
Neuen Penobacet Bida
Minneapolis
Forhay Tower
Ee East
4Th St
Lot
Anger Omandhe
Dan Francisce
Sutter Ste
Press-Telegram
Thane
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Air Transport Association of America
Soaper
North Carolina
South Carolina
John Foster Dulles
Heinkes
Khrushchev
Calvin Griffith
Wisconsin
Space
Mars
Columbia
Kentucky
Casey Stengel
Grant
A. 5
Asbury Park
N. J
Asbury Park, XN. J
Enmrushchev
Mao
Matsu
Haskin
Lone Head Presa-Telegram Information Bureau
Eye St N. Wi
Wace Tgton
D. C
Sky Publishing Corp
Harvard’ College Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Robert E. Lee
Mastadons
Wendell Willkie
Arthur Vandenburg
Vandenburg
Hugh Scott
GOP
Truman
Maine
Utah
Republican Party
Middle West
David Lawrence
Defiance
Lawrence
Jean Gell
Pacific Ave
Tong Beach
Formosa-Catalina
Far East
Adolphus E. Watson
Uss
Tennessee
Chester W. Nimitz
Arizona
Watson
Charles R. Train
Navy Hospital
Washington, D.C
Lester Fountain
Frank R. Newman
Oakland
Fountain
State Theater
West Coast Theaters, Inc
Los Angeles
Herman H. Ridder
Harold Td. Hines
Samuel C. Cameron
J. &. Calling Jr
8Ua
Malcolm Enley
Miles E. Lines
Harry Karnn—Belt
Washington News Bureau
Albee Building
Comic Advertising
Metropolitan Group, Inc
George Clark
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