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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1957
Page
6
Sydney J. Harris argues the obvious answer is rarely correct, noting actors hide their true selves on stage while projecting a crafted persona offstage. He cites a Broadway actress who fears public speaking unless playing a role, and a stock actor who feels identity only within a part, illustrating how profession misleads about motives and drives.
LA.C addresses the rising costs for working wives with children, noting income tax and payroll deductions, and estimating about 60 percent of employed women are married. It argues many couples rely on dual incomes for major purchases and urges realistic budgeting before wives take jobs.
Councilman Pat Aham proposes studying a schoolchildren camp on the east bank of the San Gabriel River near the park before buying mountain land. He suggests ample space for four camps, allowing other recreation and keeping doors open to eventual property purchase. Wayne Gavin provides the remarks.
A Harbor Commission panel, at the request of engineer R. J. Hardesty, ordered Long Beach Oil Development Co to drill wells within 180 days amid showers. Nearby, Salvation Army convention attendees from 35 cities heard Qecar J. Moller urge flood control and river drainage funding. Three years ago, Long Beach discussed Naval Reserve airport use from Municipal Airport with Mayor Earl Daugherty and planning officials.
Editor Independent dismisses quarrels over budget and funding for mountain property to build or extend a camp for school children. Calls for agencies to unite, decide necessity, set proper budget, and avoid political jockeying to prevent tax changes.
The readable text is garbled and lists names and terms without coherent context. It mentions individuals Samuel Cameron Larry Ceiling Jr Egiveriel Calumet and references to an advertising concern and a date, but the fragment lacks a clear event, place, or outcome to summarize into a factual card.
A fragmented note lists signers of the Declaration of Independence with origins abroad. It cites Gwinnett and Morris born in England, Lewis born in Wales, Smith Thornton and Taylor born in Ireland, and Wilson and Witherspoon from Scotland, suggesting not all founders were born in America.
Washington reports a movement among Dixie lawmakers and newspapers to gain Northern and Western backing for Southern interposition against Supreme Court rulings on school desegregation and transportation. The plan, led by Jack Kilpatrick of Richmond, urges Southern legislatures to pressure non Southern states, with eight states already adopting or considering the approach. Editors warn that court decisions could prompt broader challenges to state sovereignty and hint at possible legislative outreach to Nevada and other states to defend state rights. The debate centers on preserving state authority versus federal civil rights rulings, as opinions split along political lines and court precedents.
The new national chairman at the Republican Party, Ile Meade Alcorn dr., In an honor chatce and a good choice to handle affairs of a party aiming to be more progressive and widely supported. Alcorn has the influential role and could bring strong guidance to Republican affairs.
The Treasury's columns stand 36 feet nine inches high with a circumference of 12 feet six and three quarter inches and weigh 35 tons each. All were carved from single granite blocks.
Dr Jordan explains acute pleurisy is painful and can follow infections or other diseases. The condition causes sharp chest pain worsened by coughing or deep breaths, often with fever, and bed rest plus pain control are advised. Chronic dry pleurisy and recurrent effusion can persist for weeks or months and may indicate underlying lung disease.
A sampled Q and A page discusses bald eagle plumage turning white after about four years, double-jointed myths debunked, animals used for muscle only or seafood like scallops, religion across history, and miscopied names of early settlers at Jamestown with altered spellings.
Tiwi people of Melville and Bathhurat Islands off northern Australia show no agriculture pottery or domestic animals except dogs. Their weapons are spears and sticks.
Fragmentary note mocks a football fan rule about coverings for the bladder, contrasting with cow hide and pieskin terms in a playful or satirical register.
Washington tussle centers on SEC handling of private debentures tied to Collier’s stock and Dewey aided by unnamed associates. Report cites Jim Sbilman AP finding Elliott and Co customer cards revealing Dewey’s role, unresolved testimony, and cross examination tensions.
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