Materialism versus spirituality in wartime religion debate
Editorial contrasts Khrushchev’s view that bread equals welfare with Hemphrey's emphasis on spirituality and moral law. It argues without morality, man is merely flesh. Christmas symbolizes the unseen soul and the denial of that meat-first worldview. Jesus's reply, Man shall not live by bread alone, anchors the piece.
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Russia
Nikite Khrushchev
Moscow
Sen
Hubert Hemphrey
Khrushchev
Bar Association Seeks to Restrict Judges in Politics
The Los Angeles Bar Association voted to urge members to follow judicial canons that bar judges from running for nonjudicial office or taking part in partisan politics. It targets how judges use prestige for political gain and warns against biases that could affect pending cases. Critics say the stance imposes unnecessary limits on capable judges seeking advancement.
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Los Angeles Bar Assa
Kenneth Keating
New York
Gentman
Dew
York
Jones
Hale
Maine
Keating
Alford
Clifford Devis
Tennessee
David Dennison
Ohio
Thomas O'Neill
Massachusetts
Davis
Bronchitis Diagnosis and Treatment Overview
Doctor explains bronchitis causes and symptoms including persistent coughing. Acute bronchitis often starts as a cold with chest discomfort and may become chronic if the underlying cause is not found. climate change and medical care, including antibiotics, may help, while ignoring a long lasting cough risks serious complications.
Strictly Personal No Virginia There Is No Santa
Sydney J Marris argues that many children wake Christmas morning hungry while Santa Claus remains a fantasy. He praises parents and guardians for their loving care, calling their acts a greater gift than any present. The piece asserts there is no need for Santa when divine love and parental devotion sustain children.
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Virginia
Santa
Sydney J. Marris
Santa Claus
Harris
God
Melting Pot in Congress Grows Diverse 86th
Drew Pearson notes unprecedented ethnic variety in the 86th Congress. Poles, Irish, Germans, Greeks, Lebanese, Yugoslavs and others gain seats in the House and Senate, with newcomers like Rep. Brademas and Rep. Sound shaping the new balance amid debates on seating Alabama’s Dale Alford and evolving Senate office practices.
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Washington
Sith Congress
Mhades
House
Senate
Sen
Jean Pastore
Rhode Island
Congress
John Brademas
Indiana
St. Mary's College
Notre Dame
Ind
Brademas
Pat MeiNamara
Michigan
Thomas Ashley
Ohio
Sound
California
Independent German Hy Ridder Publisher and staff listed
A damaged OCR listing for The Independene details publishers editors and advertising offices. It names Daniel M. Fildder Harold M. Hines Samuel G. Cameron Larry Collins Miles E. Stns Harry Fulton and others, with office addresses in New York Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco and Minneapolis.
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Hy Ridder
Daniel M. Fildder
Aco
Harold M. Hines
Astre
Samuel G. Cameron
Geni
Larry Collins
Penobscoy Sieg
Minneapolis
Foshay
Los Angeles
Remember Y Tucker When History Ties to Long Beach Courts
Judge Guo B Willett, Torrance city judge, reassigned to Long Beach Municipal Courts for the first three months of 49. Willett, one of the state’s youngest jurists, had previously sat in Long Beach courts for about 20 years. Navy ships in Long Beach harbor marked with holly and mistletoe hosted Christmas for 3,000 sailors, with a Christmas tree lit on the quarter deck and a turkey lunch, followed by Santa arriving aboard a Navy plane and mobbed by officers. Club California’s 400 members considered joining Pacific Coast Club and Los Angeles Athletic Club as negotiations advance to merge into the 2300 E Ocean Blvd clubhouse.
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Long Beach
Willett
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Navy
Santa Claus
CLUB
California Casa Reel
Pacific Coast Club
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Club California
Osean
Rebel blocs have regional flavor in Capitol Hill clash
Washington reports a regional, economic split within the Republican resistance to conservative leadership on Capitol Hill. Led by Vermont’s George J. Aiken and New Jersey’s Clifford J. Case, the rebel Senate faction draws Eastern urban and labor backing with strong representation from New York and other metropolises. The Thompson faction, pro labor and expansive welfare, commands about 100 seats after the November elections, appealing to municipal voters allied with Roosevelt and Truman.
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Conlidge
Senate
George J. Aiken
Vermont
Clifford J. Case
New Jersey
Keating
Devils
New Yorke
Appalachian
Roosevelt
House
Frank Thompson
Trenton
N.J
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Los Angeles
Midwest
Upper Middle West
Worrs-Botah Johnson-La Follette
Thompson
Truman
Sen
Aiken
Aiken-Case
Thomson
Knowland- Bridges - Dirksen-Saltonstall
Aiken- Case
Cooper
Kentucky
Quotes From World Leaders Reflect Stance On Peace and Power
President Eisenhower vows the United States will not use its strength to break peace, while Senator Dirksen and Representative Gross predict hurdles to postage rate increases. Chiang Kai-shek claims confidence in Nationalist military power, threatening possible mainland action. Wildlife notes mention ducks shot in distant locales and birds with evolving traits. plant toxicity cited in a separate line.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Taipes
Formosa
Chiang Kei-shek
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