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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1959

Page

9

Editorial lets Give Him a Chance in California Change

The piece urges a patient, supportive approach as California begins a historic Democratic shift led by Gov. Brown and Atty. Gen. Mosk. It notes broad victory margins, the ongoing water and finance challenges, and reflects on outgoing Gov. Knight with respect, while predicting a more conservative bend under Brown and a public settling into a new governing era.

California Pat Brown Stanley Mosk Jesser Brown Goodwin J. Knight Sacramento

Town Meeting Elders Day and City Letter Mix

Readers debate a proposed Elders Day modeled on Japanese respect customs and discuss city needs in Long Beach. A letter urges immediate use of an idle ladder truck to improve fire protection and reduce insured losses while noting tax impact. Editorial commentary questions city policies and charitable efforts in Lang Bosch.

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Myth of the Sacrificing Parent Challenges a Sacrifice Myth

In Nathan Ackerman’s new book The Psychodynamics of Family Life he argues there is no true sacrifice by parents. Neurotic mothers exaggerate their pain and children grow guilt ridden while genuine love flourishes when care feels good not costly.

Nathan Ackerman Harris Ackerman Altough

Republicans Lose Ike as Liberal Republicans Rally

Washington reports a hush hush White House visit by Vice President Nixon and Meade Alcorn warning Ike of a Senate liberal revolt. They urged aggressive liberal leadership for 1960, but Eisenhower refused to abandon Dirksen. Liberal Republicans vow to go for broke, aiming to shake up party leadership and push for a Rockefeller option in 1960.

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Low Blood Pressure Often Signals Good Health

Dr Jordan notes that generally low blood pressure is not harmful and may accompany long life and good health. Exceptions include Addison's disease and carotid sinus syncope. Orthostatic hypotension can occur when standing, sometimes with vague fatigue or lack of pep as a perceived symptom.

Quotes From Leaders and Celebrities Across Washington and New York

A collection of brief remarks from James D. C. Murray, Anastas Mikoyan, the House Un American Activities Committee, soprano Maria Cellas, and Secretary of Labor James R. Mitchell. The quotes touch on child custody, modern art, espionage, opera anecdotes, and economic outlook.

United Peess International New York James D. C. Murray Brooklyn Cincinnati Washington Anastas I. Mikoyan House Committee On UN- American Activities Ussr United States Maria Cellas James Mitchell

Senator Soaper and the Odd January Forecast

A garbled column mocks a Missouri University alumnus planning a large life insurance policy for the football coach and questions about health coverage for an effigy hanging. The piece satirizes political figures and the era's changing tech and times, contrasting hardship past and present in a clipped, fragmentary style.

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Independent staff and offices of The Independent

The document lists publishers editors and national advertising representatives for The Independent. It cites Herman Heidder Daniel H Ridder Harold Hines Samuel Cameron Larry Cons Malcomm Epi0.in0 Miles Since Harry Fulton Miles E. Chief and various offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco Washington and related buildings and towers.

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Kennedy Dueling Signals Stir Democratic Unity Fears

Washington reports President Roosevelt era tactics and Kennedy family defenses surface amid intra party squabbles over Senator John F. Kennedy's presidential bid. Critics allege Eleanor Roosevelt attacks jeopardize unity while Kennedy's allies insist the fight centers on funding and political strategy within the party.

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