Adams Victim of Standard He Established in Office
Editorial argues Sherman Adams resigned under political pressure and not enough defense from Eisenhower. It criticizes the delayed resignation after gifts from Goldfine, says impropriety can be illegal yet improper, and notes Adams helped set a rigid moral standard for officials while becoming its victim.
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Adams
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Mr. Adams
Goldfine
David Lawrence
Maine
Lawrence
United States
Executive Department
U. S
Transfer of TB Patients Against Medical Advice
Long Beach General Hospital patients with tuberculosis are being moved to Olive View Sanitarium despite medical guidance and strong patient opposition. Health Officer Dr. I D Litwack cites emotional well being and distance of 90 miles as undermining care, noting 33 patients have already walked out, creating a public health risk and needing county justification.
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Long Beach General Hospital
Olive View Sanitarium
I. D. Litwack
Long Beach
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Tance
Litwack
Foes of the Administration Rally Against Khrushchev
A Washington column commends Eisenhower and Dulles for firm policy toward Red China and the Soviet Union. It argues that Khrushchev’s letter mirrors anti administration arguments and warns against pressuring Formosa. It says a two China plan collapses as Khrushchev demands unconditional surrender and cautions against underestimating US commitment.
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Eisenhower
State Dulles
China
Soviet Union
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Hitler
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Chiang Kai- Shek
Dulles
Khrushchev
United States
Formosa
United Nations
America
Red Forces
Quemoy
Fragmentary Quotation on Truth and Justice Cited
A cryptic Biblical and classical quotation references God and truth, noting that the image of God includes the love of truth and justice. The text blends Psalm-like and Greek anachronisms, yielding a philosophical fragment rather than a clear news item.
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God
Galatiens 1
Demosthenes
Rockefeller and Harriman vie in New York campaign
Report from New York describes the gubernatorial race between Nelson Rockefeller and Gov. Harriman as a wealth driven, folksy contest. Voters, including diverse workers and immigrants, express support for Rockefeller citing his modest public image and philanthropy, while Harriman emphasizes accessibility and warmth.
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New York
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Herriman
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Holden's First Movie Role In 1939 Revealed
The Q&A notes William Holden began acting in motion pictures in 1939. His screen debut was as the boxer violinist in Clifford Odets Golden Boy. It also cites Emerson’s line about actions speaking louder than words, first published in 1876.
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Bill Holden
Lenk Uch
Pacas- Telegram
Amnemation Bureau
Nington
Andoas Inter
William Holden
S. A
Holden
Clifford Odets
Briefs From Sea A fragmentary spoofed wire summary
A scrambled Stated satire notes a French dress designer potential fate, compares a sack silhouette to supply lines, and mocks TV weariness, frontier marshal debates, and a domestic anecdote about a hostess labeling butter. The Hollywood angle features a child’s report about parents seeking lawyers and press agents.
Public Forum Letters Seek Genuine Signatures, Addresses
Public forum notices invite letters not to exceed 250 words and require bona fide signatures and addresses. Editors may edit for good taste or to fit space. The policy emphasizes authentic community input with verifiable author details.
Calls Movies Brutal School
Readers argue against brutal motion pictures teaching children violent lessons. Jeanette Leech laments films normalizing crime and murder and questions censor board effectiveness. A移 reader recounts a dog accident and the difficulty of explaining death to a child.
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Jeanette Leech
Atlantic
How Do You Tell the Child About a Puppy
A foggy morning sees a small puppy dart into the street for the first and last time. The scene unfolds as a motherly question framed for readers to slow speeders and reflect on responsibility near traffic.
Portraits of a Fair and Friendly Store Owner
A biased ode extols a store owner or manager as a model of politeness and true diplomacy. It argues fair treatment of both new and old customers, willingness to adjust goods, and a warm, genuine smile that builds loyalty and repeated patronage, presenting a timeless formula for success.
Egyptian Collection at Met NY Largest in the West
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City houses the largest and most extensive Egyptian collection in the Western Hemisphere, highlighting remarkable breadth and depth of artifacts from ancient Egypt.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York’ City
Western Hemisphere
Long Age Long Beak Long Age Long Beak
The Supreme Court decision on tide lands drew strong criticism from Lt. Gov. Goodwin J. Knight at a banquet ending the League of Municipalities 30th anniversary conference. He predicted Congress action to nullify the ruling and urged flood control funding within 80 days at a Washington Junior High meeting. An office tower project worth 1.3 million dollars was announced for Ocean Blvd and Pine Ave with start by November 1.
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Supreme Court
Goodwin J. Knight
League of Municipalities
Congress
Harbor Department
Los Angeles River
Flood Central Emergency Committee
Washington Junior High School
Pike
Ocean Blvd
Pine Ave
W.L. Porterfield
Blyth, Witter & Co
Meyers& Holland
Rail survive by welcoming riders, says rail aficionado
Frederick C. Othman discusses Harold Hosmer of the Interstate Commerce Commission who predicts passenger trains may vanish in two years. The piece argues railroads must attract riders by improving service and courtesy, noting airline perks and higher perceived comfort. It cites travel between New York and Washington, complaining about train costs and napkin practices.
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Washington — Examiner
Harold Hosmer
Interstate Commerce Committee
Hosmer
New York
Washington
la Guardia
Idlewild
ICC
Robert Young
Ridder Hines Cameron lead Press-Telegram staff
Herman H Ridder Harold M Hines Asst Samuel C Cameron General Manager L A Collins Jr Bus Manager Comic Advertising Representatives Metropolitan Group Inc name the Press Telegram leadership and ad representatives as listed in the masthead.
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Herman H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel C. Cameron
Comic Advertising Representatives
Metropolitan Group, Inc
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