Long Beach Sinking Under Oil Boom Consequences
A Time magazine style entry warns Long Beach rests on Wilmington oil sands causing steady ground subsidence. Sinking could reach 72 feet, threatening harbor facilities and requiring costly remedies. Two options cited: curb oil production or pump seawater into wells, each with major expense and limited chance of reversal.
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Navy
Long Beach
Ford Motor Co
The
Power Company
Wilmington
Eil
Los Angeles
Jevoca
Dane
Frank S. Hudson
Harbor Department
Long
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Town Meeting Remnants and Community Notes Mark March
In Long Beach area records from a town meeting recall events from Army Day observances at Long Reach and ROTC participation, with mentions of local officials, a Guggenheim scholarship recipient, and campus tours. A mental health letter to readers discusses awareness, support, and service availability. The Lions Club donated $100 to the Jane Harnett Memorial Fund at Poly High School, presented by Dr. J. Frank Roach.
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Long Reach
California National Guard
Wyrarnago Tite Lions Club
Jane Harnett
Poly High School
Thao
J. Frank Roach
Robert Hurbank
Suydam Hakeing Co
Mth St
Canal Ave
British Say She Is Weak
Washington reports indicate Anglo American ties improved at high levels but British public sentiment remains cool toward Americans. British editors and papers portray Eisenhower as weak and indecisive, Dulles blamed for global troubles, while Stevenson praised as vibrant. the UK press reflects European misgivings and a foggy view of U S leadership. Union paper notes inflation worries and production costs rising, with labor blaming management delays on cooperation.
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Mende Dont
Eisenhower
Adiai E. Stevenson
Towart
John Foxtee Dulles
Commenta
Ike
Tut Lahor
Stairway Brotherhoods
Fish for Lunch Istainexsmen Sparteren Fame in Puget Sound
A report notes Istainexsmen sparteren seeking fame through salmon fishing near Hillett Bay on Puget Sound, within eight miles of Seattle's midtown office buildings, highlighting local industry and coastal sport.
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Puget Sound
Seattle
Personal Syds for Cash on the Line for TV
A Pittsburgh reader asks if he will buy a TV and keep self respect by paying for programs. Pay-as-you-go or subscription plans are urged as a solution to rising costs and sponsor control. The piece argues viewers should pay for preferred content, not rely on advertising alone.
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Sidney J. Harris
Pittsburgh
Rare Artery Inflammation May Be Allergy Related
Dr Jordan explains that periarteritis nodosa is a rare inflammation around arteries, linked to allergic reactions and hypersensitivity to bacteria or drugs. The condition presents with fever, abdominal pain, neuritis, and muscle inflammation, making diagnosis difficult without a single definitive test. Prevention remains elusive and treatment targets symptoms.
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Hoover
Questions and Answers From a Historic Quiz
A series of trivia pairs covering biology geography history and publications. Answers note fish as first backbone animals, St Lucius as a Windward Island south of Martinique, a memorable 1818 June 6 with heavy snowfall, US govt publications via the Superintendent of Documents, Mexican workers as the laboring class in a poem, the dingo habitat in Australia, and four nations bordering the Baltic Sea.
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St Lucius
Windward Island
Martinique
Carthbean Sea
Cortisone Value Discussed for Medical Research Notes
The fragment notes that cortisone may be valuable though the overall value is not yet proven. It mentions nodosa and fertility related to relatives, and frames Geld for medical research as part of the discussion. The text reflects an ongoing search for a solution with no clear breakthrough.
Miller foes and Franco shock House covert actions
Washington column reveals Miller of Lockport moved to block civil rights while courting Niagara Falls power interests and aligned with Colmer and Smith. The piece notes secret voting patterns, a swift Franco Spain NATO admission to the House consent calendar, and a clerk paid $75,000 yearly by Franco to influence lawmakers.
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House of Representatives
Miller
Lockport
N. Y
Ca Tern
Cate Mitica
Matt
Abe Lincal
Fimvelt
William M. Coll Yher
Mivalaalpyly
Howard Smith
Virginia
Munoeltone
Congress
Big Walffice
Niagara Falls
Dixbe
Colmer
Smith
Rules
Tinta
Niagara
Denver
Bop
Meinele Walter
MeEa
Wee Taylor
Yale
Mab Dat
Wag Cramer
Minyynd Keeney
Ran
Franco
Spain
NATO
We Mannern
Hce
Noth
Charley Patelek Clirk Ix
Great Growth at Boys Town Nebraska Established
In December TT era, Boys Town in Nebraska expanded to 140000 acres with 1000 acres set aside for dairying and farming, reflecting significant growth and new agricultural use.
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Boys Town
Nebraska
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