Eisenhower faces tough path to push his program
President Eisenhower’s push for legislative reform stalls amid rising budget concerns and widespread opposition. Critics point to large defense and foreign aid spending as overextended, while some GOP leaders privately oppose his approach and question his party loyalty. Public mood mirrors past failed efforts by Wilson and Roosevelt.
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Civic harmony with Navy figures praised by Long Beach paper
The LA C12 column lauds Navy leaders Admiral Campbell and Admiral James for their civic efforts and cooperation with city officials, Chamber of Commerce, and shipyard workers. It argues civilian goodwill with armed forces aids understanding and national confidence amid tensions. The piece notes this as a high point not matched in many regions and calls for broader national appreciation.
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Town Meeting Criticizes Judge Over Juvenile Labeling
A reader from Hamilton denounces a judge who called five youths rats as they were sent away. The letter asks what Jesus would have done and whether the judge’s words aid the boys toward reform.
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Remember When Remember When Clarence Wagnen elected LA County city chiefs president
Diverse notices weave through a Long Beach era: Clarence Wagnen elected president of the Los Angeles County division of the League of California Cities by 340 delegates from 45 municipalities at the Hilton. City officials accuse smog sources, discuss liquor control, mourn bus supervisor Kellogg, and note Ford’s gan gas needs at Long Beach Harbor. A city primary looms after council elections, with critique of drunken driving probation and calls for stricter enforcement.
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Ivan S. Deckert
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State Board of Equalication
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Long Beach Harbor
The Independent newsroommasthead corrected
Independent newspaper masthead shows editor names and office addresses with misplaced letters and typographical errors. It lists Managing Editor Milee Be and addresses at Wrigley Building and Foshay Tower, with garbled city and staff markers.
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Theas
Strictly Personal Palship Not for You Parents
Sydney Harris argues that adult child communication fails in schools and homes. He cites a dad pressuring rhubarb and notes true dialogue with children is a rare talent. Harris warns against fake "palship" and urges adults to avoid condescending questions.
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Sydney J. Harris
Billie
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Billa
Robert Smith
Mr. Smith
Doctor Discusses Fathers Age and Child Health in Old Medical Q&A
A physician answers reader questions on syphilis infection risk, contagious periods, and blood tests. He notes most cases arise from sexual contact, addresses hearing loss from noisy work, cold weather effects on viruses, and the harmlessness of tiny swallowed glass with caveats. He explains nose twitching as a habit spasm linked to fatigue and emotional strain, sometimes needing psychiatric help.
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Silent critique echoes from an anxious political era
The fragment depicts a weary view of leadership contrasting Franklin Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson with Dwight Eisenhower. It suggests Ike commands a tentative, less engaged force, lacking the ease of managing daily party affairs and organizational figures.
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Ike
Big Business Battles Over Guided Missiles Discussed
Drew Pearson reports on Colonel John Nickerson’s memo criticizing Defense and industry ties in guided missile development. He warns a court martial delay may shield moves to shift Jupiter and Thor programs to Air Force and private firms, risking Army leadership and Huntsville development under Bell, Douglas, GM, and Sperry Rand.
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Smedely Butler
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Submarine Hippos Demonstrate Striking Underwater Skill
Submarine hippos exhibit a remarkable talent for running along the stream bottom and resurfacing to breathe. They can remain underwater for about 15 minutes, though they normally surface every two to three minutes.
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