Freedom Has Scratches on the Statue of Liberty Tale
An editorial argues that the Statue of Liberty on Bedloe's Island remains a powerful symbol of freedom despite vandalized walls inside the pedestal. It recalls a reader's reflection that America’s freedoms endure beyond petty defacements, stressing steady loyalty to liberty and the resilience of the national spirit.
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United States
Bedloe's Island
New York
France
America
Town Meeting Letters on Road Dangers and Civic Concerns
Letters discuss street safety with drivers ducking in front of large vehicles and call for enforcement. Readers criticize coverage of a racially charged attack, defend Governor Williams and support a presidential bid, and urge public disclosure of congressional testimony.
Inflation tops worries of workers say Lubell study
The piece reports Samuel Lubell's polling on workers during a recession. It shows inflation as the main concern, with wages rising rarely securing real gains and many workers preferring price stability over higher pay. The analysis questions union wage demands and calls for balanced policy toward inflation and deflation.
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Samuel Lubell
Scripps-Howard
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Harris Clumsy Move Threatens GOP 1958 60 Outlook
Capitol Democrats reproach Representative Harris for a biased probe into Adams and Goldfine. They accuse Harris of improper influence with the FCC, undermining impartial oversight and fueling 1958 60 setback fears for the party.
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Washington
Capital Hill
Oren Harris
Arkansas
Legislative Oversight Committee
Nixon
Adams
Maine
Harris
Congress
White House
House Committee
John Fox
Fox
Goldfine
Morris
Federal Communications Commission
Untrue Charge About Stump Report Sparks Defense Of Pacific Clash
Attendees at a secret Marine Base strategy session near Quantico Virginia rebut a June 30 Drew Pearson claim that the President verbally tore off Admiral Stump’s brass buttons. They say Stump presented Pacific issues forthrightly and that the President supported his views.
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Quantics
Drew Pearson
Stump
Pacific
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United States
Helly
Ad’miral Stump
Water covers All American Canal System to save loss
Utah State irrigation professor Vaught E Hansen proposed covering California's All American Canal System to reduce water evaporation in the Colorado River dispute. A California expert cited earlier testimony that nearly 20 000 acre feet evaporate annually. Hansen noted irrigation trends favor pipes over canals and such covering might be practical in the future.
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UPI
Utah
California
Vaught E. Hansen
Logan
Hansen
Imperial Alloy
Fireworks Shifted After Big Long Beach Fourth Crowd
Old Long Beach notes recall a massive Fourth crowd along the beach and to Sunset and Huntington Beach. Fireworks were postponed to Monday on the Pike. Also mentioned are a 1928 court appointment of Ed Ward K. Brand and a fatal vehicle collision injuring E L Fritcher and a Lang bus crew, with four hospitalized.
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G. Coltain
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Sunset Beach
Huntington’ Beach
Superion
WDGE
Edward K. Brand
Department 37
Los Angeles
Department A
Long Beach Superior Court
Reuben §. Schmidt
Clement D. Nye
W. Turney Fox
Forest Rex Nolds
E.L
Fritcher
Lang Transportation
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Quotes From World Leaders On Peace And Defense
United Press International reports on De Gaulle promising better jobs housing and schools for Algerians while noting moral accomplishments. Khrushchev proposes US Soviet talks on protection against surprise attack and hopes for joint efforts to build world peace. US Marine Commandant warns defense reorganization could dissolve amphibious readiness. Samuel Sears tells client Bernard Goldfine to keep quiet amid House subcommittee hearings.
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United Press International
Algiers
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
France
Moscow
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
United States
Washington
Samuel P. Sears
Bernard Goldfine
House
Subcommittee
Freedom Fight Still Continues as Nations Rally For Freedom
Drew Pearson argues freedom ideals forged in Philadelphia endure amid Cold War pressures. He critiques U S leaders for wavering on Indo China sacrifice, Near East aid, and moral standards at the White House, warning that rhetoric without deeds undermines liberty at home and abroad.
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Sherman Adams
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