Israel marks ten years of open doors to immigrants
Editorial recalls Israel's Proclamation of Independence and its promise to welcome Jews from around the world. It notes 915000 immigrants in ten years, a 400000 rise over prior decades, with a population of about 1.93 million, 89 percent Jewish. Locally, support via the United Jewish Welfare Fund and United Jewish Appeal sustains aid, training, and housing for newcomers.
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Why Business Is Bad And Motorcyclists' Battle
A schoolboy essay on business cycles contrasts with political excuses. A San Pedro letter applauds motorcyclists resisting police suspicion after Bellflower incident, urging police support for lawful riders, citing Hollister and Angels Camp events and the need to avoid blanket mistrust of riders.
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Dodgers Relocation Threat Draws Fire in LA Referendum
Newtchy Mignone of Lakewood denounces Warren Giles National League proxy threats to pressure Los Angeles voters over the Chavez Ravine contract referendum. He calls the remarks insulting and reflective of an arrogant baseball official attitude.
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Strictly Personal: Listening, Status, and Beliefs Clash
Sydney J. Harris argues many quarrels fail from poor listening and self interest. He skewers the Beat Generation, misused phrases like survival of the fittest, and notes the corrosive value of forgetting wrongs. He critiques exclusivity in hotels, caution about generalizations on women, and laments empty religious bargains.
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Aggressive U S Policy Urged to Counter Soviet Conspiracies
Senate hearings reveal State Department and Pentagon officials urge a tougher U S stance worldwide to fend off Soviet plots in Indonesia Jordan Lebanon Algeria and South America. Dulles expands doctrine support for pro Western regimes and arms small aid to Sukarno while NATO cohesion faces strains across Europe.
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COMMENT DIGEST A look at press views on integration and world affairs
The Oakland Tribune criticizes Gov Faubus and others seeking to overturn integration rulings as pursuing political support. Anaheim College study links height to personality with Dr Bell and Carole McCoy noting tall individuals lean optimistic. San Diego Tribune extols mutually profitable free trade and warns of subversion. Burling ton Hawk Eye notes Nixon looks approachable with collar off. Manchester Press cautions against parental laxness. Shippingport nuclear plant to debut May 2, sharing know-how for peacetime use. Des Moines Tribune highlights US willingness to share atomic know-how. Oakland Tribune notes Sputnik M signifying Soviet missile capability for destruction. San Diego Tribune quips humans can relax. USC psychologist claims human brain out-senses computers.
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Long Beach Observances Note Memorial Day 1958
Remnants of a Long Beach public school memorial ceremony honor 64 World War II graduates at Hamilton Junior High as observances shift to Monday due to Sunday holiday. Veterans post 181 invited to Gettysburg reunion, Civil War anniversary. harbor report places Long Beach harbor 17th in ranking among 101 ports.
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Rayburn backs Eisenhower on tax cut stance
United States House Speaker Sam Rayburn signals support for President Eisenhower against any tax reduction bill now. Marion B. Folsom proposes spending 300000 dollars on international medical research, noting deep tragedy in underutilized knowledge and resources for those in need.
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Latins sour on U S due to slow aid and diplomacy
Drew Pearson outlines why Latin American nations resent U S policy. He cites Brazil’s drought, malnutrition, and minimal food shipments, criticizes the State Department’s slow response, and notes Nixon’s push for tougher Latin America actions. Cooley urges more aid and ambassadorial hearings amid anti U S sentiment.
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