Financing Mountain Camp Is Major Scouting Project
On the fiftieth anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America Long Beach calls attention to financing the Will J. Reid Scout Reservation at Barton Flats. The article notes substantial costs, limited Reid bequest use, and urges community gifts, including large ones, to complete purchase and develop the camp for local youth.
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Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout Movement
Will J. Reid
Barton Flats
Long Beach Area
Idyllwild
Scouting
Dine Mountain
Scout Council
Reid
Long Beach
Nixon foes fade as Democrats seek united front in 1960
Only four or so Democratic leaders still press a personal attack on Vice President Nixon. The rest, including most presidential hopefuls, favor letting bygones be bygones and focus on unseating Moscow in 1960, with Truman Humphrey and Butler fading from real influence.
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Washington
Nixon
West Coast
John F. Kennedy
Adial E. Stevenson
Senate
Harry S. Truman
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Paul M. Butler
Humphrey
Democratic Party
Truman
Alger Miss
Dean Acheson
Moscow
Nixon Put On Spot Over Education Bill Tie Vote
DREW PEARSON reports backstage maneuvers before the Clark Amendment vote proposing a billion dollars for teachers and school construction. Vice President Nixon was forced to vote against an idea he publicly endorsed a week earlier, after Lyndon Johnson pressed for reconsideration and Dirksen maneuvered allies to shift positions. The final 44 to 44 tie was tabled, then Nixon cast his vote against the broader plan as the Monroney Amendment advanced.
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Washington
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Lausche
Eisenhower
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Jack Javits
New York
Ike
Arthur Flemming
Flemming
Joe Clark
Pennsylvania
Clark
Chicago
Aiken
Vermont
Cooper
Quilek Aga Flash Dirksen
Alex Wiley
Wisconsin
Senator Allott
Colorado
Wiley
Sen
Senate
House
Dirksen
Johnson
Senalto Fong
Monraney
Remember When Navy Hospital to stay open in Long Beach
Rear Adm Swanson says an adequate dis pensary will be maintained for Navy personnel and dependents in Long Beach with no likelihood of the Naval Hospital closing. Other items note the Civil Aeronautics Authority denying Pan American Airways a clipper lanes route via Reeves Field Long Beach Harbor to New Zealand. The fishing scene shows licenses required under State Fish and Game Commission law, while tourists head to Gulf Coast and Florida to avoid tax.
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Long Beach
Clifford A. Swanson
Navy
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Naval Hospital
Civil Aeronautics Authority Examining Board
Pan American Airways
Reeves Field
Long Beach Harbor
New Zealand
Honolulu
Pine Avenue
State Fish and Game Commission
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
World power quotes and a Memphis church sermon
United Press International reports from Havana and Atlanta include Anastas Mikoyan warning the U S of Soviet precision delivery, and Martin Luther King Jr delivering his first Atlanta sermon urging unity. An HUAC warning cautions officials to interpret Communist statements, while Edgar Allen recounts surviving five days bound by teens.
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United Press International
Havana
Anastas Mirkoyan
United States
Atlanta
Martin Luther King Jr
Englewood
Ohio
Edgar Allen
Strictly Personal Words on the Word Spiritual
The article argues that while new words proliferate constantly, old terms like spiritual wear out in meaning. It calls for a precise replacement to avoid vague connotations and preserve language’s ability to convey deep human experience.
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Sydney J. Barris
Preacher Urges Disclosure of Criminals Earnings
Mrs Amy Hodgson criticizes a Lakewood minister's view that publishing robbers and burglars earnings would deter youth from crime. She warns that focusing only on material values endangers spiritual heritage and urges churches to reinforce moral ideals. Editor notes most disagree with the minister but find practicality in his stance.
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Lakewood
Amy Hodgson
Olive Ave
Space Plan Editorial Calls for Bold National Defense Shift
Colbert urges Americans to abandon Republican drift and embrace a strong space and missile program. He blasts Khrushchev's peace rhetoric, warns of Berlin danger, and claims corruption in foreign aid and farm programs. The piece argues for centralized defense spending and a new leadership.
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White House
Colbert
W. Oth
The Independent Office Addresses and Officials
The Independent lists its offices and staff including Publisher Herman H Ridder Co Publisher Daniel H Riddar Manager Larry Catling Jr Bus Manager L A Collins Sr Editorial Malcolm Epleyon Executive Editor Mills ESeee ant log Editor Harry Fulton National Advertising Representad Ridder Johna Inc New York offices in Detroit Minneapolis San Francisco Washington Alber Sultding Decant tion of The Independent are maintained at these offices.
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Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Riddar
Harold M. Hine
Amst
Samuel C. Camveronawon
Larry Catling Jr
Bus
L.A. Collins Sr
Malcolm Epleyon
Mills
Mirgley
Detroit
Minneapy
San Francisco
Sitter St
Washington
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Abrehem Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin DB. Roosevelt
Ous
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V.P
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Butler
Sam Rayburn
National Committee
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Drew Pearson
Demos
Ilinois
Argyle
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Harris
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Bnt
Space Plan
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Berlin
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