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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1959
Page
2
L A C proclaims May Law Day urging Americans to reflect on widespread dishonesty and crime cited from the Reader's Digest piece. It critiques bank robberies white collar theft law evasion by unions and executives and urges renewed adherence to laws to restore morality.
Officials on both sides expressed confidence the Panama conflict may be settled soon. Panama's National Guard commander Bolivar Vallarina reported troops on the Caribbean coast and Cuban-based invaders facing talks with an OAS observer team in Nombre de Dios. U S Secretary Brucker said no US buildup is planned to defend the Panama Canal Zone and would not act unilaterally.
A vivid dressing description touts a thick blend of bleu cheese or Roquefort with Girard's Fresh Dressing. It suggests sugar free Girard's to balance tang, urging readers to taste the original and zesty cheese flavor today.
Chicago y Yankus, a 40 year old farmer, vows to move his family to Australia to protest federal farm rules. He planted 35 acres after a 15 acre limit, was fined 5072, and seeks repeal of the 1938 Agricultural Adjustment Act. He says liberty hinges on choice and plans to settle near Adelaide.
A fragmented notice describes a farm sale consideration and relocation worries. Statements from Yankus and his wife Mildred touch on buying land near a river, fitting a cautious plan to move to a different country.
Mrs. Luce is scheduled to meet President Eisenhower at the White House this morning to decide whether she will pursue the Brazil ambassadorship or heed her husband’s advice to decline. Time editor Henry Luce urged rejection after a dispute with Sen. Wayne Morse over confirmation. Amy Wheaton says the 10:45 a.m. meeting is not a swearing-in and it remains uncertain if Mrs. Luce will go to Brazil.
Dr. Lawrence E. Berry of Long Beach, secretary of the California Chiropractic Association, welcomed delegates to a three day seminar this week in Los Angeles.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Huntington Otters private with bearcom and Bare Ban mapervice. References a huge sundeck, Pangramic Marner, Win Ding Som mith du Breadact and Gourime. Likely garbled local item with unclear specifics.
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