Editorial Bridge Building Plan Good if Financing Can Be Solved
The editorial backs San Pedro Assemblyman Vincent Thomas on a proposed San Pedro to Terminal Island bridge, urging financing from local and state sources be found without draining Long Beach funds. It opposes borrowing from the Long Beach gas tax for a loan and supports alternative funding from Los Angeles sources or tidelands revenue, urging cooperation from local interests.
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San Pedro
Vincent Thomas
Terminal Island
Assemblyman
Thomas
Long Beach Street
Long Beach
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
Tidelands
Town Meeting Mental Discipline
Letters from readers argue for stricter mental discipline in schools, criticizing overloading classrooms and favoring knowledge and reasoning. They urge action to curb disciplinary problems and defend standards amid debates on atheism and political corruption in public life. Names include Mrs. Howard Johnson and Robert G York.
Independent derman Ridder-Pushehar and Staff Listing
The Independent lists staff and offices with publishers editors and managers including H Ridder Pushehar co publisher Samuel C Cai manager Harry Gallina Jr Gus Gallina Sr Malcolm Epleyannn Miler E Lines Harry Fulton and national ad reps Ridder Johns Inc. The current list shows offices in New York Minneapolis and Washington with building addresses and bureau locations.
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Derman H. Ridder
Pushehar Sanit A. Ridde
Samuel C. Cai
Harry, Gallina Jr
Bus
Gus Gallina Sr
Malcolm Epleyannn
Miler E. Lines
Harry Fulton
National Advertising Representatives
Ridder Johns, Inc
New York
Why Plays Remain Rare Despite Books Says Shaw
A 1912 New York Times interview excerpt with Bernard Shaw explains why few plays reach the stage. He lists constraints from stage physics to theater economics, acting limits, audience capacity, and financial risks that bind a dramatist's methods and choices. He argues every production is shaped by many factors, leaving little room for experimental difference.
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University of North Carolina
Bernard Shaw
New York Times
Shaw
Sophocles
Shakespeare
British See Berlin Crisis Calmed by Summit Hope
DREW PEARSON reports NATO talks yield little policy but private British notes suggest Berlin danger could ease with a summit. Selwyn Lloyd cites Russian dissension and a potential blessing of crisis, while Dulles warns against a rushed summit. Molotov returns to Moscow for consultations as Khrushchev faces internal opposition.
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NATO
Gether
Selwyn Lloyd
Macmillan
Neville Chamberlain
Hitler
Munich
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
U.S
Berlin
Khrushchev
Lloyd
Russia
West
Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Acd
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
U. S
Molotov
Mongolia
Pan American festival opens at Lakewood with Latin consul parade
Reminders of Latin American mood as Lakewood hosts the Pan American festival. Virginia Russell stalls as queen while 20 Latin American consuls join a flag exchange. Elaborate plans anticipate a record crowd for the civic sunrise service at the Municipal Auditorium. Ground is broken for Wise Co new home at Pine Ave and Broadway, an investment of 1.5 million dollars including land building and equipment, expected by Sept 1.
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Lakewood
Virginia Russell
City
Ministerial Union
United Church Brotherhood, Sine
Pine Ave
Broadway
The
Wise Co
Rogers Aids Nixon in Liberal Image in Washington
Vice President Nixon strengthens ties with Attorney General Rogers of New York in a bid to reshape the Republican image. Rogers pushes anti trust actions against major corporations, aligns with Eisenhower and Meade Alcorn on wage and industry restraint, and targets duPont General Motors, First America Bank, and other big entities to win liberal support for 1960.
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Washington
Nixon
Gen. Rogers
New York
Eisenhower
Atty
Rogers Cne
GOP
Meade Alcorn
Wageyliice
Rogers
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Department of Justice
Truman
duPont
First America Corp. of
San Francisco
California Bank of Los Angeles
Federal Reserve Board
Quotes from leaders criticize administration and global policy
United Press International reports mixed remarks from US officials and abroad. James Carey of the AGL-CIO group condemns self-serving praise amid an unemployment crisis. C Douglas Dillon defends SEATO unity against imperialism. Senator Case urges inviting Tibet’s exiled Dalai Lama to the US to condemn China’s actions. Ezra Benson warns against political graft in agriculture policy.
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Washington
James B. Carey
Agl-Cio Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Union
Ranko
Clifford P. Case
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Ray Tucker
James P. Mitchell
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Strauss-Summerfield
Bengon
J. P. Morgan & Co
Guaranty Trust Co
Morgan
Guaranty
Steel
Bethlechem
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
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Tucker
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