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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1957
Page
6
LA C says the city risks paying 50 000 to 60 000 if it drops the condemnation suit over East Beach lots between 30th and 55th Places. Taxpayers face an 8 percent property tax impact if funds are raised next year to cover purchases, with court awards likely at current appraisals. The council must decide whether to proceed or drop the case amid fiscal stakes and public opinion.
The City Attorney’s decision to seek court action to obtain a right of way for the northern approach to the Davies bridge was endorsed by the Marina Improvement Association at its executive board meeting last night, as a substantial measure toward local development.
Ten year and twenty year memorial notes recount WWI pilots honored at Long Beach CAP, with up to date transit plans and proposed airport area expansion. City forwards debates on Marina project, P E right of way, and Call of the Fire Department. Letters urge restraint on subsidies and airline fare reforms in light of inflation and jet era costs.
The White House faces intense concern over calls for President Eisenhower to resign due to health issues. Sherman Adams and James Hagerty worry over sources, while Nixon’s possible bid and party dynamics spark debate on succession, power balance, and the 1960 election prospects.
Sydney J. Harris argues misusing words deepens miscommunication and impoverishes language. He cites examples like enormity versus enormousness masterful versus masterly besmused fulsome noisome and warns language reflects thought. decline signals cultural decay.
Dr Jordan argues growth past maturity needs early diagnosis and mentions insulin is not a recognized treatment for pernicious anemia. He notes possible successful treatment today using various methods and cautions against unproven approaches.
A concise sketch traces Sam Houston as a Texas independence hero who later clashed with the Confederacy and held multiple offices, including governor of Tennessee and Texas. his public service ended after refusing an oath to support the Confederacy. It also touches on medical queries about hearing loss and eye pterygium, offering brief guidance and medical notes.
Independent publisher, staff, and ad representatives listed at offices in Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Reader asks about a dull pain in the left side after monthly period. Answer notes a gynecological condition linked to ovulation, termed Mittelchmeinz, meaning pain between menstruation.
Washington reports Dr Fritz Zwicky and other scientists barred from government missile and satellite research amid McCarthy and Nixon era security restrictions. Zwicky, Swiss-born, fought in WWII and advocated artificial satellites, but cannot join projects now. Plus coverage of Donald Nixon restaurant failures and Vanguard birth publicity by Allied diplomats.
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