Teamsters vote looming amid Beck Hoffa ethics cloud
The Teamsters Union faces a heated race for a new president to replace Dave Beck amid AFL-CIO ethics findings. Hoffa is favored by insiders despite a report labeling his circle as dangerously connected to crime. Public opinion weighs heavily as observers expect a clean leadership.
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Armstrong lashes out at U.S. policy in Minnesota
Louis Armstrong denounces the U.S. government as two faced and calls for Russia tour plans unworthy. The commentary notes his outburst amid race tension, praising calm figures like Bunche Owens and Louis Louis and urging restraint to preserve his goodwill legacy.
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Ralph Bunche
Jesse Owens
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Central Asia
Many Ways to Reverse Supreme Court Decisions
A public reflection on remedies for Supreme Court rulings, arguing constitutional amendments or new laws to require hearings and evidence in cases. It cites 1954 desegregation and debates about Congress guiding Court jurisdiction, plus states rights and the Eleventh Amendment.
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Thoughts on peace and judgment by Charles Colton
The fragment reflects Colton's view that peace is achieved by refraining from judgment, noting that those who fear punishment suffer it and those who deserve it dread it. The archaic phrasing presents a moralizing tone about virtue and divine favor aligned with personal conduct.
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Public Forum Letter on Knott Ave Ditch Fatalities
Harry E. Jones of Westminster condemns a roadside ditch on Knott Ave as a deadly trap. He cites multiple crashes, argues engineering errors caused bereavement, and calls for accountability for public safety and responsible road design. He signs with his Westminster address.
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Another Flea For Postmen Increases Urged For Federal Workers
Katherine Hammond urges higher pay for postmen amid rising living costs. She notes only one raise in six years and criticizes Eisenhower’s veto of a bill. She contrasts lavish office spending with needs of children lacking basics like food clothing and medical care.
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Letter to President on Little Rock crisis urges stance
Willie Triplett of Olive Avenue urges President Eisenhower to take a strong stand enforcing federal law in the Little Rock school integration crisis. The letter argues constitutional upholding is essential and asks for a clear, decisive response.
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Questions Answers eee and a hair survey Q and A
A mixed Q and A item discusses hair color distribution among women, noting major findings from a prior survey: 43 percent brown, 14 percent black, 22 percent gray or white, 7 percent red, and 1 percent bald. It also mentions blondes decreasing in many countries. It then answers a question about racetrack land use, stating about 15 acres for a greyhound track including facilities, with variations by design. A final note mentions Isadore Duncan cremation in Paris on Sept 19, 1927 and burial in Pere Lachaise Cemetery.
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Portinate Roman Volunteer Spirit of Selfless Service
A reflective piece extols volunteers who give time and care out of duty and faith. It praises those who act to spread good cheer without seeking praise, describing volunteers as the human force sustaining kindness during hardship. It emphasizes motive over reward.
Just Folks by E A Guest Keeps a hopeful home front
A poem sung by Just Folks describes a devoted wife who never grumbles at hardship. She offers encouragement, quiet support, and unwavering faith in her husband's efforts, believing his hard work will pay off. His confidence rests on her steady, cheerful presence at home.
Long Beach Memories Track Aging Press And Projects
Long Beach nostalgia recalls Walter the Case ending a 41 year run with the Press Telegram upon retirement. Seaside hospital unveils plans for an eight story facility valued at 3 million dollars at 14th and Cowles Streets near Chestnut and Magnolia avenues. Meridith W Chatten rises to presidency of the Junior Chamber of Commerce succeeding Gus Swanson. Edward H Jackson, noted druggist, joins the Water Commission to replace the late Edwin M John. A campaign to boost election turnout launches under City Clerk J Oliver Brison in concert with other municipalities.
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Knowland Seeks Governor Path Despite GOP Strains
In Sacramento Sen. William F. Knowland remains tight lipped about 1958 and 1960 plans as Nixon gains in private circles. Observers note Knowland runs a controlled, independent campaign style while aligning with traditional Republicans to preserve core party values amid potential losses in elections.
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Science discovery old news to lovers in a quirky column
Senator Soaper comments on science and fashion as a humorous self-help piece. Lowell Observatory notes sun and scenery vary with mood, while designers push retro family life. The essay pathos blends everyday quirks with a mock scientific forecast.
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Press Telegram Advertising and Editorial Staff Mess
Stationed in multiple offices the Press Telegram lists publishers editors and representatives. It notes executives like Herman Ridder Harvid Hines Samual Eqmeron and Melcolm Exley with department heads and bureau connections across Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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