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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1957
Page
8
L A C argues that government benefits and labor leaders create dependence across society and warn that big government will erode individual freedom within 28 years. The column promotes personal responsibility and questions voter apathy while contrasting freedom with totalitarian notions.
An infant born at Sea side Hospital on April 22 weighed 3 pounds 6 ounces and was noted as doing all right, the smallest baby ever born there. Long Beach events include a 250000 crowd on July 4 marked by calm seas and warm breezes, plus updates on the USS Lexington refueling trip and local city projects including railroad removal and harbor improvements.
Residents report a public letter exchange with Rep. Craig Hosmer of the 18th District about bills HR2425 and HR2485 on retroactive civil service pay. A resident at 1901 Senasae Ave says his card to the congressman drew a reply noting unreadable handwriting and an offer to add Clyde to a mailing list.
A Fourth of July rebellion against federal power gains momentum in Washington and across the nation. Critics challenge Congress and the Pentagon while urging local responsibility and taxes. Nickerson court-martial chatter and support for reform surface amid calls for accountability. Clyde J. Thise comments.
The Commission on Government Security report is viewed as broadly constructive despite criticism. It recommends separating loyalty issues from other non-suitability concerns, creating a central security office with full time staff, and stricter due process in loyalty matters with counsel and witness confrontation where appropriate. Critics want wider use of confidential material and broader security measures.
A reader asks about leg pain after short walks. Dr. Jordan explains intermittent claudication from artery hardening, where muscle demand during exercise exceeds narrowed blood flow, causing pain that fades with rest. This condition typically cannot be reversed. patients may need to pace walking and rest regularly.
Detroit is described as located at a strait between Lake St Clair and Lake Erie. The piece notes its founding by An toine de la Mothe Cadillac in 1701 and discusses general urban focus on the strait. It also includes brief readers’ Q A on cosmetics and ulcers with general professional opinions.
A garbled OCR puzzle list features clues and stray phrases about relatives gods demons tricks and time words. The nonsensical mix references Norse myth, healing, decay, and various numbers without coherent question or answer structure.
DREW PEARSON defends reporters amid Lloyd Wright accusation that magazines and columnists are purveyors of information vital to national security. Pearson lists columns cited and defends releases on MacArthur, Chinese reports, Willoughby and Ridgway, Korea events, and defense mobilization notes as not exposing secrets. He cites Pentagon checks and praise from Gen. Bradley and the Defense Department.
A claim from the American Bowling Congress reports that among over 2,000,000 bowlers surveyed only about one tenth of one percent had an average of 200 or better.
The fragment lists staff roles and office locations for a paper including general manager editor and advertising representatives. It mentions several city addresses and offices in Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles San Francisco and Chicago region headings. The text is a partial masthead with names, titles, and addresses.
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