Ports Lose Money Opinion Warns of Declining Oil Revenue
LAC argues that oil for port funding is dwindling with 1957 output near 35 million barrels and future years dropping to 20 and then 10 barrels per day per well. He warns that profits for the city may disappear by 1967 and urges caution against bond-backed port expansions. He notes Long Beach relies little on maritime activity and stresses long term taxpayer burden.
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Hudson
San Fremcisco
San Frescisco
Long Beach
L.A.C.L.A.C
LA County to Build Three Public Golf Courses
Public editor argues against funding golf courses for juvenile rehabilitation urging use of land for workshops and playgrounds. He claims delinquency stems from circumstantial factors and calls for rehabilitative facilities over expensive golf development. Bellflower, California letter from P D Dalby.
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Public Projects
Los Angeles County
Punkrent
L.A
Board of Supervisors
P. D. Dalby
Bellflower
California
Remember When Remembers Local Elks Visit and Past Events
A column recalls December 21 years ago Lafayette A Fay Lewis of Anaheim visited Long Beach Elks Lodge and installed exalted rulers. Ten Long Beach girls from five high schools attended a luncheon at Lafayette hotel sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Also noted: 20 years ago counterfeited $20 notes circulated locally and nationwide. 30 years ago plans to divert Coyote Creek outlet to Anas Soln Bay were discussed by Army Engineers to ease floods. 40 years ago universal 6 cent bus fares to be set. community leaders including Edgar F. Davis, John L. Loutisbury, Walter Smock, B H Trauger, and Earle B. Morgan in prominent roles.
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Lafayette A. (Fay) Lewis
Anaheim
Long Beach Elks Lodge
SSS
Lewis
Long Beach
Lafayette Hotel
Junior Chamber of Commercce
Coyote Creek
San Gabriel River
Anassoln Bay
Scat Beach
Army Engineers
City Hall
Newland M. Reid
Edgar F. Davis
Justahe
Exchange
John L. Loutisbury
Walter Smock
B. H. Trauger
Earle B. Morgan
Questions and Answers from a learning page
Questions and Answers cover topics from European history to bridge building and numerals. It notes Belgium’s independence in 1830, the first rainy bridge linking Davenport Iowa and Rock Island Illinois in 1956, corn origins in the New World, zero’s introduction by Arabs around the 800s, and Texas state flower the bluebonnet.
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Mississippi River
Davenport
Iowa
Rock Island
Old World
New World
Anti-the Coalition Forming in Sputnik Controversy
Washington reports Democrats plan to weaponize public unease over national readiness to attack Eisenhower policies. The Senate and House will pressure Administration on scientific funding, secrecy, and defense spending while Republicans split on centralized executive power and congressional restraint.
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Washington
America
Eisenhower
Senate
Lyndon,b. Johnson
Johnson
House
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Paradoxes of Everyday Life in Human Nature
A meditation on common paradoxes in behavior: shy speakers become verbose when up, indulgent parents harsh when patience wears thin, magnanimous bosses fret over small slights, entertainers seem flat at home, ardent patriots hate foreign patriotism, moralists miss private flaws, lovers burn out after passion, waiters fade after service, and writers struggle with their own paradoxes.
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Jesus
Fear Phobias and Imagined Dangers In Psychology
Dr Jordan discusses fear as a serious phobia when danger is absent and notes that imagined fears may mask real mental illness. He lists examples such as acrophobia the fear of heights and warns that severe phobias require psychiatric consultation.
Phobias and the Spanish American War Reflections
A discussion on phobias including bathophobia and necrophobia contrasts with a historical note on the 1898 Spanish American War lasting 114 days. The piece entertains obsession themes, critiques fear as abnormal only when excessive, and lists several phobia names while noting their social impact and personal distress.
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United Sites
United States
Spain
Americas
Asia
Group of Nations
White House power struggle pits Nixon against Adams
The backstage war in Washington centers on Vice President Nixon and Assistant President Sherman Adams over control of the White House and missile policy. Eisenhower remains a cautious third, while Dulles and Rogers back Nixon and Adams, with Bridges and Hagerty shaping Congressional leverage and a tense NATO Paris timing.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Sherman Adams
United States
Dwight Dbd
Eisenhower
Adams
Praton
Rogers
Dulles
Sputnik
Nixon Wee
Treasury
Humphrey
Wilson
Adam
Ike
Denver
National Security Council
Ske
Paris
NATO
Ayree
Sida
White Mouse
New Hampshire
Styles Bridges
Capitol Hill
Bridges
New England
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Jim Hagerty
Hagerty
State Department
Hys
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Town Meeting
Belgium
Holland
Kingdom of
Anti
the Coalition
Tucker
Sherman Adamrs
Outer Space
Pentagon
Budget Bureau
Roosevelt
Truman
Congress
Harry ¥. Byrd
Virginia
Supreme Court
Sydney X
J. Haenis
ENON
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
NEA Service
Bo Oles
Herman. Hy Bigger
Eee
Drew Pearson
Mervin
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