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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1960

Page

6

Long Beach Los Angeles transit study praised by paper

The Metropolitan Transit Authority receives the Daniel Mann Johnson & Mendenhall final report on a rapid transit plan for the Long Beach Los Angeles area. The editorial endorses an elevated system for efficiency and cost, notes questions about airport links and loop routes, and praises the plan’s relative affordability enabling future extension.

Metropolitan Transit Authority Long Beach Los Angeles Daniel, Mann, Johnson & Mendenhall Los Angeles County MTA Daniel, Mann Johnson & Mendenhall Irvan Mendenhall South Bay Cities International Airport San Fernando Valley

Review of Long Beach S and L Board Seizure Debate

The piece argues that coverage has favored the Home Loan Bank Board in its seizure of the Long Beach Federal Savings and Loan Assn. and criticizes the board’s failure to present its case to Congress. It emphasizes awaiting full testimony from both sides and calls for legislative action if warranted. It notes the press duty to report while withholding final judgment until evidence is complete.

Washington Long Beach Federal Savings and Loan Assn Federal Home Loan Bank Board Home Loan Board Congressional Committee Long Beach Loan Association Thomas A. Gregory Federal Board

Democratic Rifts Threaten 77 Electoral Votes in 1960

Democratic leaders warn liberal factions and key figures like Eleanor Roosevelt and Herbert Lehman threaten unity on eve of the Los Angeles national convention. factional disputes risk splitting labor and liberal voters, with New York and California at risk of flipping to the Republican column if Mayor Wagner or Governor Brown cannot reconcile the warring sides.

Washington Los Angeles New Deal Fir Deal Roosevelt-Tru- Tan Rayburn Johnson GOP Eleanor Roosevelt Herbert H. Lehman Carmine G. de Sapia Tammany Kass Michael Israel E.D Roosevelt-Lehman Tammany Nelson A. Rockefeller Averell Harriman Robert F. Wagner New York Ofte California Edmund G. Brown Paul Ziffren Stanley Mosk Roosevelt Lehman Ziffren Paul M. Butler

Du Pont Tax Bonanza Moves Through Senate Finance

Drew Pearson reports that in a closed Finance Committee vote the Du Pont amendment would slash their tax bill from 650 million to about 43 million. He details how Democrats and Republicans lined up for and against the measure, naming key senators and the impact on capital gains.

Washington du Pont Delaware Rockefellers Pew Sun Oil Mellons Gulf Oi Alcoa du Ponts Senate Finance Committee Finance Committee Allan Frear Big Chemical Family Supreme Court Giant du Pont Co General Motors Combine Frear Eugene McCarthy Minn Senate Russell Long Herman Talmadge Georgia Bob Kerr Okla Kerr-McGee Oil Co George Smathers Fla Clinton Anderson Vance Hartke Ind Sen John Williams Willams Harry Byrd Virginia General Motors Sen. Frear

Town Meeting on World Peace Treaty Amendment Debate

The note discusses a long troubled view of Japan and Manchuria, blame on subversive world politicians, and calls for amending the UN charter to allow a world peace treaty to proceed without veto. It asserts historic Japanese resilience and criticizes Czarist and Communist influence internationally. It urges public approval of the amendment.

Japan Manchuria Russia Isi UN Council Earth

Strictly Personal Education Always Produces Change

Sydney J. Harris argues that education inherently brings change and fuels demands for equality. He contends segregation cannot halt this tide and that shutting down Black education would be illegal, immoral, and impossible. The piece frames education as a historic driver of social and economic parity, making the South’s efforts futile.

Sydney J. Harris

New May Co 99 year Lakewood store lease giant project

The May Co chain signed a 99 year lease for a 300000 square foot store at Lakewood Center bounded by Lakewood Boulevard Clark Avenue Del Amo and Market Streets costing 3500000. Artist Jean Swiggett was commissioned to paint seven murals for the SS President Jackson. City politics shift as old council ends and a new city manager race among Buck Dobbin Hague Barton unfolds ahead of next week’s meeting.

May Co Lakewaod Center Lakewood Blvd Clark Ave del Amo and Market Sts Jean Swiggett Long Beach President Jackson Maritime Commission Finis G. L. Buck E. 8. Dobbin Oscar Hague Dark Horse J. J. Barton

Quotes from world leaders and a Welsh mine disaster

United Press International reports Jules Moch criticizing the Russia walkout at the arms talks as propaganda driven and sharing Soviet responsibility for the summit's collapse. In Wales Harold Legge recounts escaping a coal mine explosion that trapped 45 men, noting a fatality nearby and his narrow escape amidst dust and roar.

Geneva Jules Moch Russia Albertillery Wales Harold Legge

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