Land Locked Bay with Offshore Yacht Anchorage Plan
A community proposal analyzes a large yacht harbor outside Naples Alamitos Bay with a west jetty extension to protect land from subsidence. Advocates argue a bay entrance inside is risky due to tides and storms and favor external anchorage, funded by boat taxes, for safety and growth.
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Belmont
Ocean Blvd
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Harbor Department
Alamitos Bay
Kay
L.A.C
Crime on the back page and civic restraint urged
In editorials from Duff and another Independent writer, the call is made to relocate crime reporting to a back page headlined The World of Crime Front. They argue front page crime stories promote sensationalism and deviance while praising restraint and shifting focus to sports-like presentation. Duff notes local crime coverage and university critique amid broader city discourse.
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Independent
London
Hyde Fark
H. Duff
American Ave
Nixon resigns Senate to aid California seniority
Vice President elect Richard Nixon will resign from the Senate effective January 1. He sacrificed a possible $250 monthly pension by delaying his departure to let his successor gain seniority, saying his duty to the state comes first. The move is seen as boosting California influence in the new Congress.
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Maine
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Fred Rayne
Brewster
Payne
Brownell Boys
Margaret Chase Smith
Independent publisher and editorial staff list
The item lists key personnel at Independent including publisher H. Ridde and Harold M. Hines with management figures Samuel G. C. Camaron Gent, Barm L. A. Colina Sr., editor L. A Collings, National Representative Creamer & Woodward Inc.
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Samuel GC. Camaron
Barm L.A. Colina Sr
L. A Collings
National
Creamer &Woodward, Inc
Minister condemns parade of rear naked females in papers
Disgusted reader notes with relief that at least one city minister dares to denounce the ongoing display of provocative ads in newspapers and urges readers to recall the true meaning of Christmas by reading Luke chapter two.
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Independent
No Crisis for Humphrey Ike Gets the Hot Potato
Washington reports Ike offered George Humphrey the Treasury post with a two year limit, Humphrey joked about crisis timing then chose loyalty. Brewster’s Maine scenario emerged as a political hot potato for Ike aides. Menon interview headlines followed by Korean peace comments, Czechoslovakia buys 12 shortwave sets, lobbyists gear up, and Charlie Holman targets dairy oleo policy with a May 7 congressional dinner plan.
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Ike
Maine
Y. K. Krishna Menon
U. N
U. M
U. S
Korea
Helen Jean Rogers
Catholic University
Elmer Paul Brock
la Salle College
Menon
Ruth Hagg
U.S
Chester Rawles
United States
Nehru
India
Legation
Prague
Charlie Holman
Quieting drugs and rest touted to curb high blood pressure
An old article discusses how emotional disturbances elevate blood pressure and that quieting sedatives are widely used alongside rest and light activity. It cites Dr. Herman Pomeranz on emotions affecting pressure and notes historical adrenal stress as a factor in hypertension.
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Manhattan General Hospital
New York City
Union leaders weigh Ike PM strides and Durkin pick
Washington reports top labor figures judge President-elect Eisenhower's stance toward unions as mixed. Durkin’s cabinet appointment may complicate AFL CIO unity while signaling White House favors Meany allies. Reuther aims for dynamic leadership and active political role amid rising worker apathy.
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Fisenhower
Ike
Martin Durkin
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Reuther
George L. Meany
AFL
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Meany
White House
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Cios
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Ohio
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Socialist‘Labor
Progressive Groops
Capitol Hill
Senate
TV and theater notes from Leonard Lyons column
Judith Evelyn wore 500000 dollars in borrowed jewels guarded by two detectives during a Broadway and television run. UCLA dean Coffman lampooned education as a bargain, Jane Greer shifted agencies for better roles, and Harry Kurnitz attended a Lux London dinner hosted by Sir Alexander Korda. Johnnie Ray reports earnings and a Korea service wish, plus Goodman Ace recalls early theater years and Eva Gabors. Vanderbilt shows minimal betting, saying a horse “has a chance.”
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NET
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