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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1958
Page
6
LA C says many solicitors posing as church fundraisers are impostors, pocketing most donations. A mutual system to safeguard ministry is urged, with requires written disclosure of fund usage and minister background to deter misuse and protect legitimate causes.
Town meeting editor cites pamphlet Water Fluoridation Facts Not Myths by Lewis Dublin. Dr Robert A Kehoe and team from University of Cincinnati’s Institute of Industrial Health review 8300 reports concluding public safety of fluoridation is nonexistent in medical science.
Muzio Clementi is often called the father of modern piano playing for his studies and technique. Dionysius Exiguus introduced the Anno Domini time count in the 500s but misdated the birth by several years. The rest of the text references Pecoro Rica and Wyoming rivers, with garbled phrasing.
The essay uses a dry pump metaphor to warn that prayer has a dry, unused mechanism when faith is practiced only in trouble. It urges priming the heart with sincerity, prayer without ceasing, and living Christ centered to keep God’s guidance and eternal waters flowing.
Ten years back a shipboard wedding aboard the USS Helena united Miss Ruth Bailey daughter of Commodore (ret) and Mrs Carlos A Bailey with Lt. Comdr. Eugene Farrell USN of Tarpon Springs Florida in the last area shipboard wedding since World War I. Also noted were civic notes on courthouse expansion and harbor improvements to Alamitos Bay, plus past fleet commander changes and transit route disputes reflecting the era’s local history.
Bangkok report argues Dulles policy alienates millions in the Arab Asian world. It contrasts Washington with leaders like Nasser and Nehru, condemns support for feudal monarchs, and calls for urgent aid to backward peoples while criticizing anti communist conditions. It labels U.S. diplomacy as inept and warns of long, costly modernization efforts.
The piece notes Secretary Anderson suggesting a tax cut could be proposed if the business downturn worsens, a shift from the administration’s long-standing goal of a balanced budget. It discusses doubts about a 1958-59 surplus, possible domestic-program cuts, and the uncertain impact of tax relief on reviving the economy.
The article explains that hardened arteries and high blood pressure drive most heart disease and strokes. It notes 175,000 deaths from stroke in 1956 per the National Office of Vital Statistics, and describes how stroke harms speech, movement, and consciousness through brain oxygen deprivation or bleeding. It emphasizes stroke as an event set by arterial disease and hypertension.
The article explains arterial hardening and high blood pressure can lead to strokes. It notes clot-preventing drugs may help and that blood pressure can be managed by medicines or surgery in selected cases. Success depends on physician skill and patient cooperation as researchers seek precise causes to prevent strokes.
Fragmented text shows contributors and staff roles including editors managers and reporters with scattered names such as Mosher Hines Cameran Sines and Collins. No coherent article content or event details present to summarize.
A front page collage reports on Harry Anslinger praising Ohio for a 20 year narcotics penalty and notes shifts as addicts move between states. It covers Norris Poulson’s U turn on slum clearance and urban renewal, the Eisenhower budget debate, and the Movers Conference of America praising moving industry amid a growing highway program.
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