Demagoguery and Hysteria Over Nuclear Waste Center
A Long Beach radio active waste storage project faced sudden political pressure as officials halted truck deliveries and sued Coastwise Marine Disposal for operating without a local license. The editorial argues fear and timing influenced action, noting four months of quiet approval followed by swift enforcement amid public alarm about nuclear waste.
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Long Beach
Atomic Energy Commission
Weist
Coastwise Marine Disposal Co
Coastwise
AEC
Coastivise
Fire Department
You Can't Have It Both Ways on Rebellion and Welfare
A retired 1930s rebel laments the loss of дух and spirit in modern dissent. He argues old rebels smothered genuine rebellion by self-preservation and public handouts, creating new conditions demanding protest. He warns against cries of reactionary from today’s reformers and insists you can’t have it both ways.
GOP Campaign Seeks Submersion of Hostilities in 1950s
President Eisenhower and the Republicans plan a campaign centered on tolerance and reducing federal domination. The approach calls for relief from wrangling and reforms, with a focus on industrial peace through voluntary agreements between labor and management. Officials argue such dialogue could ease U S Russian tensions and boost national security amid the Communist threat.
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Washington
Republican Party
Congress
Eisenhower
Nixon
White House
Gettysburg
Atlanta Golf Club
Capitol Hill
Desegregation stance outlined by national editorials
The Independent publishes a column quoting President Eisenhower’s civil rights stance. He urges patience and tolerance, vows federal action to enforce school desegregation when defiance occurs, and stresses leaving implementation to courts and local authorities. He opposes NAACP violence and favors local funding for urban improvements with fiscal responsibility.
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Uncle Sam
Little Rock
Supreme Court
NAACP
Washington
Administration Drops Suits Against Big Grain Diluters
Washington report by Drew Pearson alleges major grain firms slugged government wheat by mixing frost damaged stock with high quality grain and selling abroad. He cites reduced exports to Britain, West Germany, Italy, Belgium and says prosecutions were dropped under Benson while private elevators profited. The piece highlights big four firms Cargill Bunge Leval Continental and calls for congressional inquiry.
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Washington
Benson
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Albert
Britain
Oklahoma Democrat
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Cargill
Bunge
Leval
Continental
Eisenhower
Justice Department
Bunge Corporation
United States
U.S
Galveston
Charlie Brannan
M. Henderson
Farwell
Tex
Tenner's Inc
Cortez
Cole
Herman Dawson
Fort Worth
Q. L. Shannon
Surlan
William Farrell
Dallas
Tthe
Agriculture Department
Farrell
Parking ire at Long Beach State sparks broader critique
A reader letter rails against Long Beach State College for closing 7th Street to parking, urging better planning and enforcement. The missive links campus mobility to public school training quality and cites traffic control as a lifesaver, while criticizing registration and fee policies.
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Long Beach State College
7Th Street
LBSC
Bellflower
7Th Streets
Anaheim
Strictly Personal Good News Flavor Needs Real Quotes
The piece argues reporters fail to capture genuine speech, citing Sam Snead and Chesterton anecdotes. It condemns overpolished prose that strips flavor from interviews and sketches, urging reporters to preserve authentic cadence and off the cuff remarks while avoiding garbled or editorialized translations.
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Tne
Australia
Sam Snead
Harris
Am Am
Chesterton
Berard Shaw
Shaw
Long Beach seeks plan for airport, admin building set
Civic and taxpayer groups in Lakewood and nearby areas protest with the County Regional Planning Commission against the unincorporated house numbering master plan from First Street Los Angeles to Carson Street. City Council authorizes the City Manager to hire an architect for plans for a new administration building as Long Beach records 5.48 inches of rain this season, with 196 precipitation yesterday and last night and light showers today.
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Long Beach
Quotes from world leaders and experts
United Press International reports mixed quotes from Lima Moscow and Cleveland. Alberto Malaga Munoz describes Arequipa earthquake devastation with panicked crowds and dust. Khrushchev touts a new Russian weapon. David Lilienthal criticizes atomic projects for excess secrecy and cost. Stanford Morse cites controversial reaction after a Mississippi lynching case.
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United Press International
Lima
Peru
Alberto Malaga Munoz
Arequipa
Merced
Moscow
Khrushchev
West
Cleveland
Ohio
Atomic Energy
David Lilienthal
ALC
Biloxi
Stanford Morse
Mack Charles Parker
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Ray Tucker
Tucker
Herman H. Fiddler
Daniel H. Ridder
Harold NM. Hines
Samuel
Cameron
Larry Collings
L.A. Caine Sr
Malcolm Epte
Mies &. Sines
Barry Fulton
Mational Advertising
Ridder Johns, Inc
New York
Fifth Avenue Wriglay
Bidg
Penobscot
Mindenpelle
Foshay Tower
LON Andres
Kettle
Drew Pearson
Dodgers
Doolay
Dunge Corporation
Houston
Allan Shivers
Texas
Z. H. Thornton
Shivers
Barron's Weekly
Mgr
Emplovitens
Poe
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