Aid to Tito Gains American Backing Across Europe
Washington reports show the Eisenhower administration's warmer stance toward Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia yielding visible diplomatic dividends amid uprisings in Poland and Hungary. Tito and Gomulka receive financial aid from the United States without provoking Russia, signaling a shift in Cold War balance and a broader push for independence among communist states.
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LA C SAYS How to Be a Capitalist
LA C SAYS argues capitalism rewards down payments and investment, contrasting 3 percent and 15 percent schemes with socialized systems. It critiques socialism, notes living standards depend on private ownership, and suggests workers should travel to compare conditions to appreciate America’s system.
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Russia
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Town Meeting The Mighty Press Editor Independent
An editorial piece praises the value of the free press amid life’s trials and triumphs. It contrasts hurtful sensationalism with the editor’s role in informing readers, noting benefits from knowledge and affordable ads. Author Alfred Brighton signs at 2001 Cedar Ave Long Beach California.
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Innocent Papehrough
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Brighton
Cedar Ave
Long Beach
Calif
Remember WAIEN August 10 years ago at Belmont cafe
A damaged reminiscence notes a $5,000 robbery at a Belmont Men's cafe later recovered near Newport Beach. Police traced suspects via an all-points broadcast, arresting two men. A separate memory recalls a large seaside siren show at E Seaside Blvd with strong audience praise.
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Newport Beach
Shell
E. Seaside Blvd
Firs Companies
Opposed letter calls street-name changes a waste
Mrs. Glen C. Porter of Palo Verde Avenue Long Beach California argues against renaming streets. She cites confusion with American Avenue and Long Beach Boulevard and questions the cost and practicality of replacing street signs. She dislikes Desmond's Diagonal and contends Coyotes Diagonal should remain unchanged.
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Long Beach
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Marathon Race Name Origin Traced to Marathon Greece
The marathon race derives its name from the city of Marathon in Greece. It commemorates the legendary run by Pheidippides from Marathon to Athens to announce victory.
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Greece
Pheidippides
Athens
Duelist Burr as Vice President at Hamilton Duel Trial
Aaron Burr served as vice president when he killed Alexander Hamilton in a duel, but his term had expired at the time of his trial. The remark frames Burr's legal case against the backdrop of his already ended vice presidency.
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Aaron Burr
Alexander Hamilton
Independent staff and office addresses listed
Independent publisher Samuel C. Cameron announces editorial leadership Herman H. Bidder Purisaner Harold M. Hines Aast with Barry Collings Jr business manager L A Collins Sr editorial columnist Wiles E Sines managing editor and Washington bureau staff with office locations in Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul San Francisco and San Jose current copies kept at these offices
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Herman H. Bidder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel C. Cameron
Barry Collings Jr
Washington
Strictly Personal The Egoist Is Not an Egotist
SYDNEY J. HARRIS explains the fine distinction between egotist and egoist in psychology. He argues egotists are offensively self centered, while true egoists are often generous, energetic, and capable of humor, with Goethe cited as a monumental egoist tempered by goodwill.
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Sydney J. Harris
Toledo
Goethe
DEW Line radar fence boosts US Canada security
Summary notes the completed DEW Line radar chain from Alaska to Baffin Island, built in 32 months with US Canada cooperation to provide roughly three hours warning of hostile air or missile approaches. It highlights its global security value and praises the collaborative effort amid wartime-era rhetoric.
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Canada
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Baffin Island
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North Polar
Move in Hoffa Case Lies in Judge Matthews Hands
Justice Department officials say further Hoffa trial moves depend on U S District Judge Burnita Matthews Contempt citations could come from Matthews or Judge Bolitha Laws Evidence shows Joe Louis was brought to Washington at Teamsters expense and a full page Afro American ad sought to sway eight black jurors The Afro American ad and Louis appearance occurred outside the courtroom and the Detroit civic committee behind the ad appears fictitious The case sits amid political pressure and Civil Rights debate with Congress likely to pass the amended Civil Rights Bill by Labor Day
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