The Times seems to have gone to one of Dale Carnegie's programs and been reading Norman Vincent Peale on positive thinking. At left, we have a sermon by the Rev. Richard J. Sneed, and an editorial, above, by Norman Chandler.

"An improved airport, a great zoo, a union station, a superior baseball park, a sports arena, the redevelopment of Bunker Hill, a music center to become the core of music programs for all of Southern California, the freeways that will give us mobility, a rapid-transit system to knit our key centers together, the aqueducts that we must have — all the great components that we either have built or are preparing to build for all of Southern California — these are worth the kind of united effort that has changed our semi-desert into an amazing civilization within the short span of 100 years," Chandler says.

Above, Secretary of State John Foster Dulles dies after a long siege with cancer. The Times devoted many pages to Dulles, which I have decided not to post. If you're really interested, e-mail me and I'll send them to you.  View this page

Above, what America feared in 1885! View this page

The original "Blue Angel" "has not been seen by almost anybody under 45," says Edward Dmytryk, who is directing a remake. 

More Westerns coming in the fall: 25 shows running 16 1/2 hours of prime time programming per week. But there's more, Cecil Smith says.  

"Nancy" vs. "Ferd'nand" death match continues. View this page