Reuther's Economics and Social Security Views
L A C SAYS continues with Mr Reuther and union leaders arguing on inflation, purchasing power, and production costs. The piece critiques promises and costs of Social Security expansions, warning they must come from workers and cautioning about political demagoguery ahead of elections.
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Reuther
Auto Workers Union
Sotio
Hedigo
Congress
Forrand
Beuther
Democratic Party
Town Meeting Editor Seeks Debate on Soviet Education Advance
The independents gather differing opinions from American educators about the rapid rise of education in the Soviet Union after the czarist regime fell and World War I ended. They argue a major phonetic effect may have been overlooked and urge public attention.
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Soviet Union
American Education Association
Simplified Spelling Board of
Great Britain
USA
Long Beach Officials Reassign Judges and City Plans
Historical notes detail reassignments of municipal judges Hight and Maltby to Superior Court per Supreme Court Chief Justice Phil Gibson after long service. The city council ordered a 3.408 million storm drain project for northeast Long Beach. Various 80 year old items include Harbor Commission permit counts, aviation day events, and a new Associated Telephone exchange building.
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Percy Hight
Joseph M. Maltbe
Chie
Phil Gibson
State Supreme Court
Hight
Trong
Harbor Commission
Milo Boreham
Gladys O'Donnell
Sour Beach
Long Beach
March Field
Associated Telephone Qo
California Ave
Wardlow Rd
Northern Territory
Sam Heifley
Los Cerritos
Pine Ave
Biggy Rd
Richfield
Indian citizenship and presidential eligibility explained
The text states that full citizenship rights have been granted to American Indians and there is no legal restriction preventing an Indian born in the United States from becoming president. It frames birth within the U S as meeting constitutional eligibility.
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United States
Foreign Aid Fees Increase in NATO Debates
Washington debate on NATO enlargement and large foreign aid is shaping domestic politics. Critics say Eisenhower faces pressure from allies and Zionist sympathizers while pursuing a broader international role. The piece notes U.S. stance at Paris talks risks alienating Arab nations, Israel, and oil interests, with deep concerns over colonialism charges and Middle East policy.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
NATO
Eisenhower
Con= press
South
Supreme Court
Africa
Nixon
Adlai E. Stevenson
Middle East
Moscow
Syria
Egypt
Israel
Ogypt
Paris
France
Netherlands
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Strictly Personal I Don’t Know Enough to Comment
Sydney J. Harris argues that public figures fear admitting ignorance on issues from agriculture to foreign policy. He cites A P Herbert and American politicians, noting a culture of hollow opinions, misquotation, and rushed judgments. The piece urges honesty and restraint when facts are lacking.
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Sydney J. Harris
A. P. Herbert
America
Sputnik
Russia
Dr Jordan Notes Early Migraine Signals Diet Helps Some
Dr Jordan describes strange sensations preceding migraine attacks such as low mood or hunger and occasional visual clues. Patients report visions of animals or blurred vision with spots before the eyes as the headache follows shortly after.
Origins of the dollar and migraine treatments contrasted
The article traces the dollar’s name from the Joachimstaler coin of Bohemia and notes the journey to the U S dollar. It then discusses migraine progression from localized facial or temple pain to widespread head involvement threats, and surveys treatments including a ketogenic diet and ergotemine tartrate used with caution for prevention and relief, highlighting variable effectiveness.
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St. Joachimstal
Bohemia
Germany
Netherlands
England
U.S
New Hampshire Whitelist Peaks In White Mountains Near Mount Washington
Eastern peaks in New Hampshire's White Mountains exceed 3 000 feet with 86 summits concentrated near Mount Washington. Attempts to relieve headaches include oxygen inhalation vitamins and hormones with limited success. Histamine shows partial relief for some migraine patients, though not all respond.
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New Hampshire
White Mountains
Mount Washington
Ike's Paris gamble as Eisenhower reenters Europe
Drew Pearson portrays President Eisenhower returning to oversee a second invasion in Europe. The piece argues the 1957 mission is riskier than DDay, highlighting leaders, NATO tensions, missile bases, and the challenge of balancing European diplomacy with U.S. strategy. It frames him as an old soldier choosing cautious, persuasive methods amid global pressure.
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Washington
Essenhower
Channel
France
Eisenhower
Franklin
D.’ Roosevelt
Winston Churchil
Supreme Headquarters i
England
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
NATO
Billy Graham
Khrushchev
Bulyamin
West
Normandy
Germany
Belgium
Russia
Britain
Poland
U.S.A
Ussr
Duters
Indonesia
Sato
Dulles
Bulganin
Norway
Denmark
Most Dangerous Birds in the World
The text notes cassowaries as highly dangerous flightless birds from New Guinea. It describes their swift forward or sideways kicks, a sharp claw, and a long neck and bill as potent weapons, highlighting their threat to humans and animals.
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New Guinea
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