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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1957
Page
6
A Moscow Young Communists page runs a full spread on American segregation showing white students harassing Negroes and Nixon with a Black man. The piece argues Americans publish the harshest critiques of their own country, challenging Soviet hypocrisy while noting Americans’ self-critique remains strongest.
West Germany reelected Chancellor Konrad Adenauer with over 32 percent of votes, signaling a third term. The victory, seen as a boon to NATO and a bulwark against Soviet influence, underscores Adenauer's role as a strong pro-West leader in postwar Germany.
In San Francisco, signs point to Nixon counsel urging caution in the California Republican fight between Governor Goodwin Knight and Senator William F. Knowland. Patrick J. Hillings warns leaders to hold off, fearing a bitter primary could split the party and hurt GOP prospects in 1960.
A jumble of quoted lines shows editors and public figures weighing how American newspapers should adjust finances and reconnect with correspondents abroad. Names cited include Erwin D. Conham and Williva Sheppard with remarks about opportunities, editors, and possible boxing and union topics linked to Floyd Patterson and Hoffa.
The text contrasts thoughts and words from biblical verses, noting that wicked thoughts are abominable to the Lord while pure words are pleasant. It highlights kindness as benevolent, courteous speech that blesses both speaker and listener.
Public forum notices state letters must not exceed fifty words and include signatures and addresses. Letters may be edited for good taste or to save space.
President Eisenhower and Governor Faubus held a Newport conference judged constructive as they sought to resolve the Arkansas school integration crisis. The president affirmed a governor may call out state troops to preserve order with federal courts enforcing decisions, while pledging federal cooperation to uphold law and order. The piece argues the dispute centers on state sovereignty and gradual integration, not just a court order.
A quirky column riffs on public figures and modern quirks from soap to dogs, doctors and drivers. It critiques officials' knowledge, fitness advice, and the push to remove billboards while noting social trends and school life. It blends satire with brief observations on culture and politics.
A short poem extols kindness as greatness and a helping hand as supreme deeds. Then a note: Chaerrapungi in India receives more rain than anywhere, and the line shifts to claim you can buy the baseball franchise there cheaply.
A Chilean frigate Iquique arrived at the Long Beach Navy Base while social events were planned for Chilean Independence Day. Earlier, local bench and bar observed Constitution Day in Superior Court with Nowland Reid introducing Superior Judge Desfiend and Chief Justice Cureton visiting from Texas. Police strength reached 150 with five new cops sworn in by Captain Robberson.
Woodrow W Warren of Bellflower argues that drinkers and liquor advertisers share responsibility for highway deaths. He urges strict condemnation of advertising and media promotion of alcohol, warning that current trends threaten public welfare and mass immorality.
Letter writer argues that the 1964 Supreme Court ruling ending school segregation exceeded constitutional authority, driven by sociology and personal justices’ opinions. Calls for government action to nullify what he views as capricious court power to avoid further violence, detailing a critic's stance from 534 EL 19th St.
A reflection on the U S Constitution praising its freedom and equality as the nation’s cornerstone. The speaker honors founders, notes Constitution Day significance, and lauds the document as the source of democracy and national greatness.
A brief public statement condemns violence and angry mobs against individuals not proven guilty, urging peaceful dialogue to address race and education issues. The note cites NORAD and GEIGER at 839 Gaviota Ave, Long Beach.
A mixed quiz style item outlines Jefferson Davis’s political career from 1845 to 1861 including service as a senator and secretary of war, plus a note on CIBA Pharmaceuticals origins and location. It also mentions kitten development timing and a liquor flambé guideline with proof levels and burning tips.
OCR reads a fractured roster of editors managers and representatives with scattered city mentions and partial names. The text lists Harman H Publianer Harold Hines Hines asat Samuel C Camaron L.A. Collins Jr Bue H F Burmester Malcolm Epley Miles E Lines Washington News Bureau SS Albee Balding Aldder-Johns Inc and offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis San Francisco and a Metropolitan Group advertising rep.
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