Master Plan Pause for California Campuses
An editorial lauds the Education Committees for halting new state colleges and UC campuses until 1961 to allow a consolidated master plan for higher education. It calls for prudent spending, urges unified state college and university systems, and notes already approved campuses remain unaffected.
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The
Assembly
State Senate
University of California
University
State Board of Education
California
Orange County State College
State College
California Seeks Californian on Civil Aeronautics Board
The California Republican delegation urges Eisenhower to appoint a Californian to fill CAB vacancies, noting two openings by year end. They cite Long Beach hearings showing urgent air service needs due to population growth and argue for better regional representation on the board.
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California
Congress
Eisenhower
Civil Aeronautics Board
Long Beach
CAB
Wisconsin
South Dakota
New York
Pennsylvania
Florida
Public Hearing on Long Beach Downtown Expansion
Citizens are urged to attend a City Planning Commission hearing in the City Council chamber this morning. Plans for expanding the downtown business district and developing traffic arteries will be aired, inviting public objections, suggestions, and approvals during the formative stage.
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Long Beach
City Council
City Planning Commission
Nation's Traffic Fatalities Up 9 Per Cent in March
The National Safety Council reported March traffic deaths at 2,790, up from 2,560 a year earlier, marking a third straight monthly rise amid rising population and travel. First quarter fatalities reached 8,030, up five percent, with 300,000 disabling injuries estimated. Mileage rose four percent in January.
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The
National Safety Council
Timing Is Key to Good Judgment in Daily Life
A collection of personal reflections on world affairs and human behavior. It argues that reform or revolution shapes history, praises precise language in writing, and stresses timing as the chief ingredient in good judgment. It notes irony helps hearts, and warns against overreacting to minor ills.
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Charles W. Ferguson
Jessamyn
West
Thor Missiles Bet Prompts Tucson Hat Exchange
McElroy admitted Thor missiles in Britain by Christmas. Flood claimed a bet on operational status. McElroy offered a Tucson hat as settlement behind closed doors. Also notes Polaris delays and political responses to inflation and steel industry moves.
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Thor
Flood
Britain
Thors
Tucson
Ariz
Mueck
Ony
Atlantic
Remember Ray Tucker Aha In Salt Lake City Past
In 190 years ago notes Virgil H. Spongberg presided in Salt Lake City due to Thorpe B. Isaacson absence during a quarterly conference. Earlier, a Long Beach official led meetings in the absence of a bishopric head as a substitute presider. News mentions a sports fishing pier project and tideland title questions at a city council session in Long Beach.
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Thorpe B. Isaacson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Latter-day
Saifits Church
Virgil H. Spongberg
Long Beach
Ontario Ave
Tidelands
Nowland M. Reid
Humphrey Talk Seen as Deficit in Debate Over Nomination
The Congressional Record Index shows Sen. Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota as a verbose figure, with March 23 to April 10, 1959 speeches highlighting his broad range. Rival leaders’ speaking lengths and past presidents’ verbose moments frame concerns about verbal overreach in national leadership.
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Congressional Record Index
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
House
Senate
George Washington
Humphrey
Nikita Khrushchev
Mao Tse-tung
Red China
Kremlin
Senator Kennedy
Senator Symington
Johnson
Truman cites witch-hunts and hysteria in final Columbia lecture
Former President Truman denounces witch-hunting in Washington as un-American. He says House and Senate critics charge non-existent issues and warns that demagogues threaten national unity as UPI reports. Carroll objects to Luce ambassador debate, Macmillan urges mutual understanding for nuclear age coexistence.
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Harry S. Truman
Columbia University
House
Senate
Un-American Activities Committee
London
Harold Macmillan
Independent newsroom masthead and offices listed
The Independent provides its publisher Daniel H. Ridder and co publishers and editorial staff including Herman H Ridder and Larey Collins Jr. with executive editor Niles E Gines and managing editor Harry Fulton. Advertising reps Ridder Johns Inc lists offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco and Washington with current office locations at notable buildings and towers.
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Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Harald *A. Hines
Samuel C. Gameron
Geni
Larey Collins Jr
Bros
LA. Collins Sr
Malcolm Eplegumma
Niles E. Gines
Harry Fulton
National Advertising Representatives
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YOMK
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Wrigley
Minneapolis
Foshay
Los Angoser
W. Ath St
San Francisce
Sutter St
Washington
Newve “Bureau
Sia
Atbea
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Secretary of Commerce
American Physical Society
Huntoon
William Higinbotham
Strauss
AEC
Robert Oppenheimer
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the Tribune
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Chicago American
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Delaware
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House Smell Business Committee
Luria Brothers
Federal Trade Commission
Molassis-Moving Commission
Texas
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1& Big
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Ivakoni
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