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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1958
Page
4
Saturday Evening Post portrays a shift from campus cynicism to religion, highlighting remarkable acts at top colleges and commentary from religious leaders about a rebirth of faith. Chaplain Jones B. Shannon examines why students are turning toward religion nationwide.
Brooklyn boy Bill Blatty recounts Hollywoods surprise when officials misjudged him as King Saud s Arab prince. The feature notes a satire entry They Believed I Was an Arab Prince and warns against mail frauds roping Americans. It highlights Baseball’s Oldest Youngster and Jack Sanford’s ten year rise to a 1957 stellar season. Mall offers 7 articles 4 stories 2 serials and cartoons.
Mike Todd body is transported from Albuquerque to Chicago in a sealed bronze casket for burial at his father’s grave in Forest Park. Elizabeth Taylor and Hollywood friends will fly in, with Mike Todd Jr. and mourners from the east. About 30 attendees expected at Beth Aaron Dorshe Tov Cemetery.
Joseph Scott, 91, dean of Los Angeles attorneys and prominent Republican figure, died Monday night at Queen of Angels Hospital. Scott helped nominate Herbert Hoover for the presidency.
Hollywood Actress Elizabeth Taylor pleads for privacy amid crowds of visitors and reporters while preparing to travel to Chicago for Mike Todd's funeral. She remains anxious, under sedatives, and guarded in her Hollywood home as friends and fans gather outside.
Los Angeles attorney Charles Beardsley testifying in the Gabrielson tidelands dispute argued a 10 million dollar fee is excessive. Beardsley, a 30 year veteran, said 100000 to 25000 per hour would be more reasonable, noting the Mallon suit led to compromise legislation and questioned the fee's basis and originality of pleadings.
Open-Shop laws hit fraud claims as the article notes 46,000 union elections affecting 534 million people with a high percentage favoring unionism. In California, workers and industry see a strong union state as quiet labor disputes reduce prosperity. Charles Feeley, program chairman, says Long Beach is prosperous without strikes. Exalted Ruler Charles Stratton praises progress and asserts employers must recognize organized labor or face competition.
Soviet historians complete a vast work tracing the history of India, Pakistan, Ceylon and Nepal from 4000 B.C. to the present, covering ancient civilizations, medieval empires, and modern developments in South Asia. The milestone signals a major reference work for scholars and readers.
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