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Independent Long Beach

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1952

Page

4

Panty Raid Scene At California And Stanford

Police intervene as male students at Washington University and Stanford stage panty raids. At Washington University 250 men join a party in the dorms while Stanford freshmen imitate a raid with windows broken and bras and panties waved. Encina Hall defense and Branner Hall later see clashes and a campus lock down before final dispersal.

Girla Washington University St. Louis Stanford Encina Hall Branner Hall

Truman criticizes AMA as socialism slur in health bill debate

President Truman blasted the American Medical Association during a speech at a Veterans Administration ceremony, accusing it of opposing the administration and likening its actions to socialistic methods. He said the AMA hates the administration more than the devil and asserted there was nothing in the Social Security bill that approached socialism. The plan would widen old age provisions, boost benefits by at least $5 to 4.5 million recipients, and grant permanent disability payments. The House approved the program 150 to 140, short of the two thirds required for passage under the then-current motion. He expressed hope the measure could pass later this year.

Truman House Rand AMA American Medical Assny Whitaker and Baxter Congress American Medical Assn

Long Beach Favored as Navy Base by Officials

Long Beach is viewed as a preferred base for U S naval operations due to its shipyard housing and transit systems. Navy veterans and Fleet Reserve leaders urged more athletic and social facilities and low cost housing to boost fleet welcome in the Long Beach San Pedro Harbor area. The remarks were made at a Monthly meeting of the Long Beach Independent Businessmen's Assn with 30 board members present.

Long Beach United States Naval Comdr Bunny O'Hare USN Long Beach Fleet Reserve O'Hare Naval Fleet Reserve San Pedro Harbor Joe Keehan Tom Davis G. J. McMillin Guam

Medical Association Refuses to Comment

In Chicago on May 21, the American Medical Association declined to comment on President Truman’s remarks about its speech in Washington. The AMA Chicago headquarters said a statement would probably be prepared by tomorrow.

Chicago American Medical Assn Trunan Washington AMA

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