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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1957
Page
8
LA.C. argues that a 5 percent turnover and a 10 000 scientist gap hinder production. Government purchasing, advertising raids, and wasted time on moving workers inflate costs. Readers note high turnover in plants and rail the need to use graduates efficiently while raiding persists.
An editor urges cleaning debris along the north side of Tia between PCH and Bellflower Bled and notes similar litter issues at key city intersections. The column hints at public habits, urging residents to reuse bags and rely on prompts to act naturally. The piece touches on broader political trends comparing US and Canada shifts toward conservatism amid budget debates.
A decade back North American Aviation began hiring 209 weekly for B-45 jet bomber assembly at the local plant as Rev. Lewis A. Watson preached his first Truett Memorial Church sermon. Harbor Commission president-elect Stevens succeeds John F. Craig. market fights shadowed city politics.
Marstan Williams reflects that flags along the bus route signal renewed public appreciation for young people’s sacrifices in war. He notes religious and organizational participation, yet laments dwindling flag displays and forgotten ceremonies eroding national tradition.
American conservatives see a rising trend as the fall of the Liberal government in Canada prompts optimism. The article notes cautious enthusiasm within conservative circles about cross-border political momentum and potential impacts on U S policy and elections.
The writer notes opposition to halting atomic weapon tests and manufacture. Highlights fear Russians will evade bans, while U S scientists face private employment and secrecy. Argues openness and treaty termination may be preferable to a hidden, unsafe accord. Requires cautious official stance from Eisenhower Dulles Stassen.
The Independent lists publisher Harold M Hines and associates including Asat Samuel C Cameron General Manager Larry Collins Jr and Managing Editor Miles E Bins. It notes Washington and regional bureaus with advertising representation from Jonns Inc and multiple office addresses across major cities.
Bruce Biossat notes the nine member British Commonwealth meets with little crisis, fostering peace and order. Ghana joins this year, with Malaysia possibly soon gaining independence, signaling expansion toward freedom and strengthened bonds among nations.
The piece highlights historic and religious roles of women from Miriam and Deborah in the Old Testament to modern figures like Elisabeth Fry, Florence Nightingale, Madam Blavatsky, and Mary Baker Eddy. It notes slow progress toward ordination for women and praises notable female leaders across religion and humanitarian fields. It closes with a remark on reading Anne Boleyn.
A Q and A style excerpt covers paper blockades in war, U S tornado patterns, pewter composition, Lookout Mountain Civil War battle, Gwinnett burial mystery, and a remark on contrasts between brutal background and idealized love in biblical narratives.
Drew Pearson records Harry Truman in a brisk talk in Kansas City about looming conflict over Suez, naval build-ups, and international waterways. He recalls Potsdam ideas, Stalin’s aims, and how power dynamics in the Mediterannean shape prospects for peace.
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