Disability Plan Recolds VP by Retired Long Beach Attorney
Retired Long Beach attorney Rob Buren has a full page in the Congressional Record proposing a constitutional amendment to replace the Vice President with an active Assistant President. The plan shifts routine duties away from the President, outlines acting presidency in case of incapacity, and allows presidential appointment of a successor if the VP dies or is removed. Congress may take months to years to act. author Craig Hosmer supports the effort as constructive and already noted in Congress.
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Frank Buren
Long Beach
Buren
Craig Hosmer
United States
Senate
Atty
Editorial critique of unions and right to work debate
Letter from T. Fe Blackwell of Long Beach arguing that the press skewed coverage of union busting and corporate influence. He cites McClellan hearings, Shefferman and Pitzele, and questions Sen Knowland and the AMA pension issue while endorsing Pat Brown for California governor.
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Sen. Knowland
California
United States
American Medical Association
A.M.A
Congress
Sen
Knowland
Shefferman
Pat Brown
McClellan
Senator McClellan
Nathan Shefferman
Bad Labor Legislation Critique Sparks Reader Debate
A Long Beach Independent letter writer blasts LAC’s Employer-Employee Relations Act critique. The author asserts 14 points in the bill, questions the candidate stance, and urges consulting labor experts rather than relying on contested statements. Local unions reportedly audit books with reputable auditors, challenging the piece.
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Lac
Fragmented thoughts on gender roles and social change
A voiced reflection critiques shifting gender norms and calls for guardianship of the race. The speaker imagines men reclaiming authority and guiding sons away from city temptations, ending with a personal signature and address.
Ike Bristles at Stump Over Asia Policy Session
President Eisenhower sharply rebuked Admiral Felix Stump at a Quantico strategy session over Far East policy. Stump warned Asia fears and urged stronger Pacific forces and use of atomic weapons. Ike countered that there are no priorities and urged teamwork for national security.
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Ike
Stump
Washington
Eisenhower
Pacific
Felix Stump
Quantico, Va
United States
Pearson
Asia
Koreas
Union Men Resent COPE in Politics
Washington report notes AFL-CIO favored by many but Kennedy Ives bill sponsors lack a practical path to overturn court rulings on union political spending. COPE, ADA, and NEA links show union influence, fundraising, and registration drives. McDevitt maps political battles, seeking 1 dollar per member from 15 million workers while actual 1956–1959 donations lag behind goals. Union members report dues spent to defeat preferred candidates and question reliance on voluntary gifts.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Tucker
Truman
Eisenhower
COPE
ADA
Americans For Democratic ‘Action
James Lo McDevitt
Sen
Spessard L. Holland
Florida
McDevitt
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Michigan
Transoceanic TV advances via lunar signal reflection
Product Engineering magazine notes signals bounced off the Moon were received in Bann University from Fort Monmouth New Jersey marking a step toward transoceanic television. The piece cites contributors Hernan Koer sm Harold M. Hines and others with editorial leadership at The Independent with offices in Washington Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Product Engineering Magazine
Bann University
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Hernan K.oer
Harold M. Hines
Aart
Samual G. Camaron
Larry Counts Ifsenen
Kl. A. Collina
J.W Edit
Malcolm Eplay
Miles B. Sages
Harry Fulton
Washington
Chicago
Minneapolis
Los Angelos
San Francisco
Suttar St
What People Are Talking About Today
San Francisco hosts the Shah of Iran amid the American Medical Association convention drawing 15,000 doctors and wives. Giants stadium plans raise bay waste talk as Bay Shore communities seek cleanup options while a million dollars a day swirl in visitor spending.
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San Francisco
American Medical Association
Candlestick Point
Giants
Bay Shore
Bay
Indian Communist Leader Opposes Nagy Executions
United Press International reports S A Banga of India’s Communist Party commenting that the Russian ordered executions of former Hungarian premier Imre Nagy and other revolt leaders should have been avoided. Nixon remarks on Latin America goodwill tour and spitting incident say some tours should not be done if spitball is banned again.
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United Prear International New Delgi
India
S. A. Banga
Communist Party
Imre Nagy
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
South America
Latin America
Religious leaders visit Southern California Methodist session
Raymond L. Brahms of Laguna Beach newly elected moderator of the Synod of California Presbyterian Church USA, with Dr. Jesse H. Baird and Dr. Thomas Holden, visited the Southern California Arizona District conference at First Methodist Church with Bishop James C. Baker presiding. The Weatherman records 18.11 inches of rain for the 1937 38 season in Long Beach, the ninth wettest in 44 years. Union Pacific plans to replace local Long Beach Pasadena and Anaheim train service with two bus routes via Los Angeles Salt Lake Railroad Co in a pending State Railroad Commission filing.
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Raymond L. Brahms
Laguna Beach
Synod of California, Presbyterian Church, USA
Jesse H. Baird
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Holden
California-Arizona
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
James C. Baker
Methodist Council of Bishops
Long Beach
Bureau
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Pasadena
Anaheim
Union-Pacific Railroad
State Railroad Commission
Los‘ Angeles’ & Salt Lake Railroad Co
Strictly Personal Opinion On Family Roles And Male Decline
A columnist argues that modern American family life is shaped by a dominant female role not by desire but by social pressures. It warns that when men abdicate authority to wives, children suffer and both sexes become frustrated. The piece critiques male dominance as a social race and cautions against blaming women.
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James Thurber
Two Paget's diseases named after different persons
Dr. Jordan explains two Paget's diseases are unrelated. One is an inflammatory cancerous nipple area condition treated surgically, the other a chronic bone disorder osteitis deformans with varied symptoms and no specific cure. Osteitis deformans may respond to diet supplements and occasional X ray therapy.
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Oday
Paget
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