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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1958

Page

10

Red Bloc's Sales Exceed Imports Report Says

A Commerce Department report shows the Soviet bloc selling more to the United States than it buys in the second quarter of 1958. It notes $375,000 in textile export licenses and overall higher imports from eastern Europe, with continued bans on exports to Red China North Korea and North Vietnam. The data covers licenses issued for coal mining machinery steel and auto parts among others and cites first two months of 1953 figures as a contrast.

Washington Soviet Bloc United States Commerce Department Russia U.S Europe Poland East Germany Hunyear Romania Czechoslovakia Hungary Bulgaria Red China North Korea North Viet Nam Eisenhower Congress

Protest hike targets coastal road project near Rialto Beach

Justice Douglas leads a six mile protest hike with about 60 followers from Rialto Beach toward Cedar Creek. The group walks to dramatize opposition to a proposed coastal highway, sponsored by the Wilderness Society and others, while noting the lack of highway access.

Port Angeles Wash American Federation of Out- Justice Williams Douglas Door Clubs United States Supreme Ores Steed Surery Rialto Beach Cedar Creek Little Wilderness Society

The Importance of Feeling Inferior Featured in Digest

Condensed book review notes Marie Beynon Ray's The Importance of Feeling Inferior, praised as a key to self understanding and happier life. Digest's September issue includes this condensation plus 88 articles of lasting interest and other condensed reads. Includes letters from union members to Senator McClellan reflecting on union leaders.

New York Academy of Science Marie Beynon Ray McClellan

Shifting to Important Issues Collegians Becoming More Serious Minded

The 11th annual Student Congress opens at Ohio Wesleyan University as President Ray Ferabee of the National Student Congress urges greater student responsibility in education. Vice President Nixon lauds higher education’s role in democracy while calling for better funding and student centered programs. Five Soviet submarines move into the English Channel after passing the North Sea en route to the Atlantic.

Delaware Congress Ray Ferabee University of Texas Ohio Wesleyan University United States National Student Assn Richard M. Nixon Bokce Assame Farabee Channel London North Sea English Channel Atlantic Ocean

Body Recovered After Sierras Flash Flood Loss

The body of 23 year old Joseph Thormp, son of Palo Alto, was recovered Wednesday by a search party of friends and relay in a flash flood in the Sierras. He was reported missing Monday in Truckee Nevada and the recovery followed a coordinated effort by the group.

Truckee UPI Nevada Joseph Thormp Palo Alto Sierralives

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