Where Will It Stop in L A County S A column continues
LA. CA. S A column argues against reclassifying upland oil lands as tidelands, warning that sudden state ownership risks taxing residents and erasing long used profits. It highlights Belmont Shore Naples and Long Beach as affected areas and urges legislative quitclaiming of state interests. The piece reflects LA Times opinion.
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Belmont Shore
Naples
Peninsula
Anaheim St
Los Angeles County
Long Beach
L.A.C
Town Meeting Airport Expansion Source of Worry
Anne Roosen of Long Beach writes to the newspaper voicing concern over the airport expansion and its impact on a densely populated area. She notes jet noise near David Burcham Elementary School and urges readers to pressure the City Council, while voting no on the extension.
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Long Beach
David Burcham
Anne Roseen
Monlaco Rd
Aco Lewis
Lane
Long Beach Bar Association
Nowland M. Reidhiv
Board of Governors
San Diego
San Francisco
California American Legion
Frank P. Merriany
Remember When 2 February 14 Years Ago Burglary Probe
A patrolman captured a church burglar who looted nine churches this week and confessed to a tenth, after a sailor alerted police from a tree near First Methodist Church. Also noted are long-ago local elections, security concerns over alien boats, and a 30-year-old fire at Barker Auto Wrecking Co with traffic tieups.
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Richard Fr. Davis
First Methodist Church
Davis
Barker Auto Wrecking Co
American Ave
Long Beach
Signal Hill
Locust Ave
Board of Education
J. D. Sherer
Thinking it Over by Robert L Dieffenbacher
Essay urges Christians to invite others to church. It argues regular attendance benefits worshippers and broader life, urging readers to bring friends neighbors or strangers to worship so more people may meet God and experience His love and peace.
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Robert L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
God
Rail and Air Transportation Crisis Warned
A Senate subcommittee hears that deteriorating railroads and airlines threaten national security and wartime logistics. Officials cite low net earnings, rising costs, and calls for subsidies or nationalization while criticizing Interstate Commerce Commission and public service regulations as hindering needed modernization and military readiness.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
White House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
I.C.C
Civil Aeronautics Board
Capitol Hill
Britain
T He Airlines
Public Service Commissions
Jonn P. Kiley
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company
Milwaukee
Indiana Public Service, Commission
Terre Haute
Strictly Personal When Rebellion Becomes Bondage
Sydney J. Harris argues rebellion against parents should lead to personal balance. True freedom means selecting beliefs from past goodness, not rejecting it, and avoiding turning neurosis into creed. Each generation rebels, but rebellion should aim for inner civil peace, not perpetual revolt.
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Babbity
Osteomyelitis: From Ancient Remedies to Modern Cure
Dr. Jordan notes that osteomyelitis, once treated with maggots, toads, and mummies, is increasingly curable today thanks to improved surgery and antibiotics. Early treatment reduces hospital stays and prevents kidney and bone complications, though some cases still require surgery.
Fitch Steamboat Demonstrations On the Delaware River
About 150 years before Fulton, John Fitch built a steamship and demonstrated it on the Delaware River in Philadelphia. His 45 foot craft launched in August 1787 sailed four miles per hour, and in 1788 he launched a longer, narrower, and faster vessel.
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Robert Fulton
John Fitch
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Fitch
Last British sovereign title query and related facts
A historical Q and A cloze item lists questions about royal titles and world facts. It notes George V as the last king of France in a stylized title, cites the world’s first passenger subway opening in London in 1863, and discusses wolf life spans with figures around 10 to 20 years, credited to The Independent and Ridder publication staff.
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France
George mL
London
England
Rayburn’s fury over flyspecks probe and FCC ties
Washington's veteran Speaker Sam Rayburn lashes at the probe into government agencies. His nephew Commissioner Bartley is tied to FCC dealings with White House influence and TV interests. Rayburn halts subpoenas and blocks release of confidential memos, aiming to shield his kin and the probe’s scope.
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Washington
United States
Congressional Committee
Bernard Schwartz
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Robert Bartley
Federal Communications Commission
Tom’ Rayburn
General Services Administration
Sam
E. Bartley
Bartley
Federal Communications Cormission
Rayburn
Federal Communications Conmission
Uni
Commissioner Bartley
FCC
White House
Jock Whitney
London
New York Herald ‘Tribune
Schwartz
Radio-Tv Idustry
Association of Radio, and TV Broadcasters
British Bahamas
John Doerfer
Big Business
Big Magazine
Morgan Moulder
Missouri
Oren Harris
Arkansas
Dr. Schwartz
Republican
Harris
Moulder
Texas Sun
Joseph Campbell
Groemo
New York Times
Irare
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Harold M. Hines
Samuel.c. Cameron
Genk
Larry Collins Jr
Bua
L. A Collins Sr
Miles & Sinea
Washington News Bursa’ Seas
wiidingsNatt Advertising
Riddar-Johns, Inc
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E. 50Th St
Chicago
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