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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1958

Page

10

National Library Week Calls for New Long Beach Main Library

Editorial argues Long Beach needs a larger Main Library beyond the 1909 Carnegie building. It notes current holdings around 250 000 volumes vs a standard 600 000 to 700 000 and recalls repeated council pleas to fund a new facility, hindered by oil fund issues and later city projects.

Long Beach U. S Andrew Carnegie Lincoln Park Carnegie Citizens Committee of Public Improvements America Bruce Brossat

Reading Aloud A Timeless Family Art and Benefit

An essay extols Reading Aloud as a joyful shared act that strengthens bonds and imagination. It recalls family memories, the role of libraries, and the creator’s voice guiding listeners from youth to adulthood. The piece critiques television and champions elder storytelling.

Mike Tommy Susan Tim

Farmers' prices and subsidies spark proposed meat plan

Weary taxpayer Ralph W. Wymet argues for a farm reform shifting subsidies to lower meat and butter prices, criticizes idle land payments, and favors price ceilings on meat with tax support to ensure steak feeds at least weekly. He urges freeing farmers to sell grain as livestock and a return to market-driven living.

John Q Middle West

Remembering Hard Times and Credit Fears in a Recession

An elderly man recalls the 1929 crash and the 1930s era warnings as government credit control fails. He describes serving as a department store credit manager and choosing to approve a risky sale after store owners urged him to proceed or risk losing business to competitors.

Ediaw Ian

Land condemnation for school site in Ala Cita Circle area

Board of Education seeks two and a half acres adjoining 23rd St and Quincy Ave for an elementary school. The item notes condemnation proceedings and adds historical context from past local stories including bus service debates and editorials.

Alacitos Circlo Board of Education 23Rd St Quincy Ave

STRICTLY PERSONAL Good Artists Impeded by Sensationalism

A columnist laments society’s worship of sensationalism that stifles true artistry. He recalls crafting a letter without the letter E and notes readers overvalued the stunt while missing substantial work. The piece argues for discerning audiences to elevate genuine talent over flashy tricks across arts and jazz.

Ignore Nixon Urged By Treasury Chief In Texas Truce

Washington report says Secretary of the Treasury Bob Anderson urged quiet on Nixon while striking a tax truce with Speaker Sam Rayburn. The Texas pair, both connected to ranching, coordinated to avoid rushing Congress on tax cuts as a conflicting cabinet split toyed with timing. Automakers pressed for restraint as projected excise tax cuts loomed.

Washington Rayburn Anderson Texas Sar Bonham Vernon Sam Sid Richardson Richardson Eisenhower Nixon House Congress Mixon Rogers Labor Mitchell Interior Fred Seaton White House

New Battle Over Atom Power Faces Congress

Washington reports a clash over private versus public ownership of atomic power for peaceful use. The Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy weighs federal stakes as Russia’s Sputniks loom. Secret talks hint at faster, cheaper uranium fuel and three federally financed reactor plants if private firms won’t build.

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