Deserves Support for Long Service in Assembly Race
LAC SAYS Deserves Support argues that incumbent Klockstein, representing the 44th Assembly District including western Long Beach, should be reelected for his nonpartisan record and seniority. The column credits his committee roles and experience, urging voters to back honesty and devotion to decency in government despite partisanship.
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Bill Grant
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Klockstein
Congress
Town Meeting Report on Campaign Editor Statements
A town meeting features an independent campaign editor speaking on Marine wives and moral victory. She cites support from the California Amvets while noting doubts from the Marine Corps. The speech emphasizes humanity and public perception.
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California Amvets
United States Marine Corps
Earthquakes Tremor Rattled Long Beach Then Navy Planes Arrived
A brief earthquake shook Long Beach and North Long Beach last night with a second tremor felt this morning near Pasadena 20 miles away per California Institute of Technology report. Two veteran city firemen were named permanent assistant chiefs Albert L. Schmidt and Clinton H. Meckley by Fire Chief Frank Sandeman.
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North Long Beach
Lakewood
Bellflower
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Frank Sandeman
Albert L. Schmidt
Clinton H. Meckley
The Independent Newspaper Office and Editorial Staff
The Independent lists Herman H Ridder as publisher Harold M Hines Agatta as publisher Samus GC Cameron General Manager Larry Cownd Ui and L A Collins Sr as editors Miles E Lines as Managing Editor Washington News Bureau Irea 208 Alban Building with Fidder John a National Advertising Representatives offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco Currant files of The Independent are maintained at these offices.
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Harold M. Hines
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Detroit
Minngapollé
Angeles
8Th’ St
San’ Francis
Independent
Federal Revamp on Way
A sweeping examination of the U S government signals vast future changes under study by Congress and the administration. The survey covers defense, the Federal Reserve, foreign affairs, farm parity supports, and labor relations, forecasting possible federal withdrawal from certain functions amid election outcomes.
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Outer Space
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Navy
Air Force
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Free World
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Moscow
Peace and Prejudice Reflections on War and Love
The writer argues peace is positive, not merely absence of war, and critiques indifference as its chief enemy. He cites Cardinal Ferguson’s biography and E W Howe quip on gratitude to illustrate human folly. Observations on work, philanthropy, and empathy punctuate the essay with literary references.
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Sydney J- Harris
Charles
Ferguson
Annis
E. W.howe
Elaine
Look Younger After Menopause Debated By Reader Letter
A reader asks Dr. Jordan about women trying to look younger during menopause. The husband criticizes youthful pretensions, urging acceptance of aging while noting some may still want to stay attractive without going to extremes. The discussion weighs advantages and dangers of youthful self perception.
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Solomon
Billy
Questions and Answers from the New Ruling Debate
The House of Lords approved authorizing the Queen to create women peers, ending male-only sessions. A quiz covers U.S. Army discharge classes, California citrus leaders, Andrew Jackson’s Old Hickory nickname in the War of 1812, cat whisker sensitivity, plywood wood sources, and menopause symptoms and hormone therapy.
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House of Lords
Andrew Jackson
Old Hickory
Early Egyptians Pace and Wealth Discussed
A brief note explores ancient Egyptian life, mentioning pace, wealth, and daily routines with terse observations. The fragment hints at social structure and economic activity, naming no specific individuals or dates but signaling a cultural overview.
Stassen warns of chance for peace in cold war
Harold Stassen, planning resignation as disarmament negotiator, writes a confidential farewell report urging immediate U.S. bargaining. He tells Eisenhower Russia is ready to negotiate a one year truce, a path to permanent peace, despite Dulles opposition. Other diplomats view a respite as a route to better understanding and stability amid industrial and farm challenges.
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Jos 'Foster Daves
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United States
John Foster Dulles
Pearson
Stuagen
Russia
West
Bulfanin
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