A Poser in Juvenile Bill Is It Right to Kill Facts
An editorial questions expunging juvenile police records after five years of good conduct. It discusses Assemblyman Kennick's proposal to destroy records and allow denials, arguing for rehabilitation versus erasing truth, and weighs whether society should erase past facts and harm.
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Big Brother
George Orwell
Assemblyman
Joseph M. Kennick
Long Beach
Kennick
California
Kenrick
Milestone at Lakewood as Chamber installs Nebaker president
Lakewood Chamber of Commerce marks a milestone with Gene Nebaker installed as president and officers named by County Supervisor Frank Bonelli. The ceremony highlights Lakewood’s progress driven by camaraderie among residents and strong ties with Long Beach, reflecting warm community spirit and optimism for the year ahead.
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Lakewood
Taxpayers Report $1 in Federal Aid Costs $2.47
The New Jersey Taxpayers Association shows that for every dollar of federal aid, New Jersey paid 2.47 dollars in 1959. The editorial notes the huge gap persists and criticizes entangled federal grants as wasteful and illusory. It highlights Senator Byrd and Senator Goldwater criticisms and points to Kennedy administration plans for increased spending.
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N.J
Washington
New Jersey
Texas
Louisiana
Minnesota
Oregon
Colorado
Utah
New Hampshire
Towa
Nevada
Uncle Sam
Taxpayers
House
Senate
Frank Thompson Jr
Trenton
Kennedy
Clifford Case
Case
Independent staff and office locations listed
The Independent newspaper lists staff positions including publisher Maraid M, Hines, Samuel C. Cameron as General Manager, Larry Gelling Jr as Bus Manager, and editors Milse E. Sings, Harry Fulton, Nath. Advertising reps Ridder Johng Inc. offices at New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco Washington and Currant tiles of The Independant are yqaintained at the ag officer.
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Herman M. Ridder
Ruouaner
Daniel H. “Ridde
Maraid M, Hines
Samuel C. Cameron
Larry Gelling Jr
Bus
L.A. Calling Br
Malcolm Epley
Milse E. Sings
Harry Fulton
Nath
Ridder Johng Inc
New York
Yan
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
DREW PEARSON Rumbles Over JFK Navy Choice Connally
Washington reports stir over John Connally’s nomination as secretary of the Navy. The piece notes ties to Sid Richardson's contract, lobbying for the 1950 Gas Act, and a Case bribery incident. Lyndon Johnson’s swift moves to limit probes are highlighted, with Sen. Hennings pressing for broader inquiry.
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Washington
Kennedy
Texas
John Connally
Navy
Fortune Magazine
Sid Richardson
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Texas Company
Connally
Senator Case
Tom Hennings
Missouri
Johnson
Nixon
Hennings
Long Beach Hotel Burns Down in 1888 Fire Tragedy
In November 1888 the large hotel south of Lincoln Park in Long Beach was destroyed by fire after midnight. With no hoses or adequate water pressure, volunteers could not prevent the blaze. The fire started in a defective flue by the kitchen, leaving only charred remnants and a blow to the town’s prospects for winter guests and planned improvements.
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Long Beach
Lincoln Park
Strictly Personal Lower Priced Air Trip Is Possible
Sydney J Harris discusses a Chicago Daily News travel column proposing fair long distance air fares. He cites Trans-Canada Airlines rate system that charges by distance, highlighting a Chicago to Los Angeles example of 375 dollars, and argues mass affordability hinges on scientific per mile pricing and reducing subsidies for short trips. He urges private carriers to adopt proportional, long-haul pricing to boost mass air travel.
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Sydney J. Harris
Chicago Daily News
Chicago
Los Angeles
Trans-Canada Air Lines
U.S
TCA
Harris
New York
Detroit
United States
Town Meeting Opposes Using Aged Care Fund For Other Uses
Letter writer FRANK Ax Winslow argues against diverting funds from the Social Security based care for the aged. He recalls Civil Service retirement as a model, noting separate accounting and large cash balances, urging a dedicated administration with matched employer and government contributions. He cites the Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust as a parallel.
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Civil Service
Federal Mid-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust
U.S. Treasury
Civil Service Retirement
Goyatch
Frank Ax
Winslow
East 10Th St
Cuban official notes arrests rise in revolution era
United Press dispatch from Havana cites a Cuban official saying increased arrests are normal in a genuine revolutionary process under Batista. In Boston, Nazi leader George Lincoln Rockwell plans a national demonstration at a theater, later met with stones from protesters.
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United Prese Canternational
Havana
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Gettysburg
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New Mexico
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Charles Crocker
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