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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1958
Page
6
LA C column argues water floods raise subsidence relief only if the whole Long Beach oil field is pressured. It warns voluntary plans are insufficient, urges a compulsory unitization bill for action within 59 days to save the Navy Yard, and stresses public mobilization.
An editor's note discusses my response to a column by Mr LAC on union democracy as it relates to the bus and Pacific Electric strike, comparing concepts from Mayor Poulson. The piece frames ongoing labor tensions and local governance perspectives.
The city council voted not to spend any oil revenue from tideland wells effective Dec 31, 1947 pending U S Supreme Court determination of the landward boundary or congress quitclaim. A separate note recalls a hay barn fire at Rancho Los Alamitos causing about ten thousand dollars in damage.
A broad critique of U S foreign policy argues that Soviet aims threaten world peace and that critics blame America for armament and defense pacts. It suggests Moscow could end global tension by choosing peaceful coexistence and cooperation, while also condemning Truman’s postpresidential outbursts as self serving and inflexible.
A listing of key personnel at the Independent including Herman H Aldder publisher Harald M Hines assistant to publisher Samuel G Cameron Geni manager Larry Collie JreuunBlse manager L A Colling Sr t editor columnist Miles B Lines supervising editor.
The piece argues that discipline derives from guiding with example rather than punishment. It contrasts harsh 19th century methods with true discipline, citing Jesus and Spanking debates as signs of hurried parenting. It stresses modeling the good life, serious effort, and explaining laws to foster long term obedience.
The article extols the heart as a durable organ and its circulatory system as a marvel of biology while warning that heart disease remains the leading American health problem. It cites deaths and impacts, noting medical challenges and historic shifts in outlook.
The text traces the rise of medical science from ancient Rome to modern heart disease research. It highlights bravely scored victories in diagnosing and treating circulatory problems and urges broad public support for the 1958 Heart Fund as a nation wide program of research education and service led by the American Heart Association.
Robt L Dieffenbacher argues employees rise by exceeding duties and taking on more. A Seeking Christian mirrors this, going beyond minimum religious requirements to serve others. The aim is not mere morality but maximum following of God to deserve Kingdom promotion.
The piece recalls Eisenhower in 1952 campaign days and compares his 1952 promises with 1958 reflections. It lists a scorecard on deficits, farm prices, defense, unemployment, education, housing, inflation, tax policy, water projects, small business, and government secrecy, citing dates and cities.
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