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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1957
Page
10
Washington writes that lawmakers doubt voters reward tax cuts with votes. Three postwar reductions failed to secure re election gains as Democrats and Republicans alike faced backlash. The piece argues voters blame elected officials for over expenditure and high taxes, threatening political survival.
A World Affairs seminar covered the Suez Canal issue and Middle East tensions. Israel Egypt relations, Turkish reforms and army, and British views under Nasser were discussed with emphasis on colonialism, security, and international control of the canal.
Oberlin College was a leading early adopter of coeducation and among the first American institutions to admit Black students, as described by the Encyclopedia Britannica. The passage highlights Oberlin’s progressive stance in higher education during its early history.
Sydney J Harris argues no peace without world law a world court and police force and criticizes UN League of Nations and US isolationism. He recalls a Leadville miners joke to illustrate nations excuses for aggression and rejects writing on world affairs until fundamental change occurs.
Dr. Jordan discusses diverticulosis in the colon and the progression to diverticulitis. He notes many cases are asymptomatic, while others cause abdominal pain fever and complications. Diagnosis relies on X rays and procedures. treatment ranges from diet and drugs to surgery for serious or recurring cases.
Remembrance notes recall the annual swallow migration in Noplen with birds seen near Wrldgen canals. Col 8 veteran observer Mr. Kerns reports arrivals over 17 years, near San Juan Capistrano dates. Palm Park development plans in Long Beach are tied to U.S. Supreme Court land rights debate and a city contract with Starhor Dent.
A cluttered notice lists various names and roles including managing editor and publishers. It references a New Brunswick building and a Minneapolis tower, with loose mentions of editors and staff. The fragmented OCR yields uncertain affiliations and dates, making precise roles unclear.
Washington reports that Gen Nathan Twining, Air Force chief, will become chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff after a White House decision. The move follows Twining’s urging of his deputy Gen Thomas White for the post, a plan altered by the President. White would then likely succeed Twining as Air Force Chief of Staff.
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