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Newspaper
Independent Long Beach
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1951
Page
22
A Letter to the Editor argues against a 10 percent tax on illegal gambling, warning it would legitimize crime and mirror taxes on legal businesses. The writer accuses federal authorities of tolerating racketeers by allowing misc income claims and calls for cross-level enforcement cooperation to shut illegal operations. LAC.
American analysts in New York forecast Mossadegh's government collapse amid renewed bloodshed as Iran fights over oil control with Anglo Iranian. They flag Britain's leverage, potential retroactive deals, and the risk of Abadan refinery shutdown while pondering a $25 million American loan.
Moody confronts Capehart over a secret vote on price controls. The exchange includes Moody demanding accuracy after Capehart claimed the motion failed, and Capehart denying the charge amid debate on posturing and accountability in the Senate.
In a vociferous call for moral reform, SHM laments media depictions of half dressed women, urges closing nightclubs and sex venues, and demands accountability for officials and juries. The piece blames lax policing and media editors, urging civic action to curb vice and protect youth.
Editor argues penalties alone do not curb crime and swift sure justice is needed. Parole boards and defense ethics are questioned as responsible factors in preventing habitual criminals from preying on society.
Up to July town meeting notes a daily police trend amid letters including C L's June 26 correspondence describing habitual drunks. The quoted segment cites records showing recurring intoxication cases prompting public concern and debate at civic sessions.
Letters from C. R. Crane support Manager Vickers plan to replace the damaged line with a fishing pier extending from Rainbow Pier. He notes the old makeshift structure drew crowds, tourists, and fishing funding, calling it a top recreation and aid to family food budgets.
Walter Kiernan, reporting, notes a barber preferring seashell collections over color television. He quips about the Supreme Court and sponsors while contrasting color versus black and white. Viewers criticize the programming, praising stationary products over dynamic acts, as the TV set shows a dull but steady array of shades.
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