Big Brothers in L A Up to Their Old Tricks
A LA Chamber of Commerce brief to the Civil Aeronautics Board urges serving the Los Angeles Long Beach metro from both airports. The piece argues for two-airport service to benefit nearly three million residents, criticizing a one airport approach and questioning the Chamber’s true motives.
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Big Brothers
L.A
Los Angeles
Civil Aeronautics Board
Long Beach
Dela Air Lines
National Airlines
Continental Air Lines
American Airlines
City of
Los Angeles International
North
Hospitals Can Find a Way Through Budget Change
Local hospitals commend city officials for removing a $40,000 budget item intended to compensate them for emergency cases. A hospital spokesman said the loss will force charging patients more, but the amount is small and does not burden hospitals. Voters supported hospital development bonds for emergency services, reducing city costs. The article argues hospitals should offset costs where possible and managers should seek economies.
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Boards Ami
John Mansell
Long Beach
Desalting water boon eclipses moon shot
President Kennedy hailed desalted water from Freeport Texas as a potential civilization saving advance, likening it to wheel and electricity inventions. The plan includes plants at San Diego Roswell Webster Wrightsville Beach and aims to irrigate deserts, relieve water shortages and boost global agriculture, with costs driven down by larger volumes.
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Washington
Freeport
Tex
Kennedy
Edison
Webster
S.D
Roswell
San Diego
Cal
Wrightsville Beach
N.C
Middle East
Korea
China
Africa
Latin America
Negro MPs used to halt sit ins at Fort Hood cafe
The Fort Hood tale shows Major General Farrand authorizing or tolerating Negro soldiers to confront sit ins at Craig's lunch counter in Killeen Texas. A 1952 order barred MPs from enforcing segregation for local authorities though they could quell military-affairs violence. Civilians faced removal from the post after sit ins. The piece links to broader Cold War policy and Kefauver drug investigations.
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Texas
Washington
Edward G. Farrand
Fort Hood
Tex
Nepro
Neero
Kil Jeen
Mere
Roeert B. Curtis
2Nd Armored Division
Craig
Kleen
Fort Toad
U.S. Army
Fairand
Curtis
Craims
United Press International
Fort
Austin
Charles Ludwig
Killeen
Farrand
Rule of Law and Equality in Government Power
A columnist argues that the rule of law must apply to all, condemning selective enforcement by demanding due process for mobsters while warning against government overreach. He criticizes "title government" attitudes and calls for consistent civil rights protection across society.
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J. Debenture Flash
U.S. Court of Appeals
FBI
Attorney General’s Office
Law and Order
Law Harris
Flash
Aoodlums
Flush
Town Meeting Peake Defenses HUAC Position
William H. Teake defends HUAC and calls for reform to improve effectiveness while urging informed Americans to balance critique and support. He critiques LaTourette’s stance and argues for recognition of constitutional purpose and dangers of communism.
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Peake
HUAC
House Un-American Activities Committee
William H. Teake
Lrth
Calif
Democratic Council
Independent Kerman Publisher and staff list fragmented
Fragmented OCR lists publishers editors and staff positions for The Independent. Mentions Daniel Ride Hartle Hines Cameron Genl Larry Collins Miles Sines Miles E. Sines and various office addresses in New York Detroit Washington and other locations. Text is incomplete and scattered.
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Foshay Tower
Wirl St
Buster St
Washington
New
Albee
Tex of the Independent
Play It Cool Sparks Debate On Spiritual Life
Reader letter argues that devout focus hardens spirit and emotion. Mrs T D Fickes of 416 Lb 2nd St Apt A defends the need to feel and commit to a cause, warning those unable to be moved are dead in spirit and emotion.
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Parkhe
Davis
Kefauver Committee
Food and
Dmg Administration
Parke
Kefauger
Food and Drug Administration
Spiritual Death
T. D. Fickes
2Nd St
Apt. A
Language in the News puzzle on nuclear terms
The note discusses origins of words like atom nuclear and radiation while diplomats consider limits on thermo nuclear testing. It invites readers to send questions to the Language in the News column, mentioning Greek Latin roots and a reader prompt.
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Ray Tucker
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
West
California
Drew Pearson
Berlin
DeGaulle
Vienna
Khrushchev
Kefauver
Ludwig
U.S. Army Hospital
Army
Red Cross
Argentina
Uruguay
Brazil
Venezuela
Montevideo
Macmillan
Moscow
de Gaulle
France
Algeria
National Research Council
Parke, Davis
Pearson
Fanty
Krem
By Sydney J. Harris
Town Meeting
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Bate
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