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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1957
Page
6
Washington argues Russia's postwar gains through Egypt and Syria mirror Catherine the Great era. Editors urge U.S. leaders to study Creasy on Russian tactics, warning that Moscow seeks subjugation via civil unrest and strategic meddling, as in Poland and the Balkans.
LAC notes an annual report style briefing to the State on how tide and air funds are spent. Assemblymen praised City Manager Vickers and staff for clear presentations and the city’s handling of the hearings. A stronger tie with the State Lands Commission boosts confidence to fund subsidence remedies and sideline oil projects.
An Independent columnist defends a Halloween plan for teens while noting the need to include younger preteens and transitional activities from elementary to junior high. The piece argues for practical teen programs and early inclusive options.
Tenor notes from a 1940s meeting led by J R McHenry to create passing spaces on downtown streets as Maj Alex Napier traffic engineer proposed. Also reports oil well production, dedication of Veterans Memorial Building, and port funding shifts affecting Los Angeles Long Beach harbors.
President Eisenhower’s message reassures citizens with blunt honesty and highlights Dr. James K. Lillian’s appointment to head a national effort to concentrate scientific talent. The note signals optimism for youth engagement in science and potential rise in students pursuing scientific careers, per G. L. Blanchard.
Letter writer S. BE argues for affordable smaller homes for older couples with cash to spend. They complain builders market oversized houses to large families, urging builders to consider retirees and sidelining "large families" as the trend, asking if they can afford such homes.
The Independent lists publishing offices and personnel, naming Harold M Hines Samuel C Cameron Larry Collins Jr and others. It cites offices at Albee Building Detroit and Ridder Johns Minneapolis plus addresses in Los Angeles San Francisco and St Louis area.
William Caxton, the first English printer, produced a translation of a Troy story printed around 1474 in Bruges or Cologne, marking the first book printed in English. This milestone highlights Caxton’s role in shaping English publishing and literature.
Dr Jordan outlines a basic eight item program for rheumatoid arthritis focusing on psychological adjustment rest versus activity diet bowel management infection focus removal pain relief corrective exercises and deformity prevention. He notes knee positioning risks, transfusions, gold injections, climate changes and cortisone as temporary aids with side effects while stressing ongoing study of treatments and drugs.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police, a 5000 member force, now relies on cars, motorcycles, trucks, snowmobiles, airplanes and ships rather than horses to enforce Canada's federal laws.
The item lists a quiz style Q and A on topics including when a day begins and baroque pearls. It also cites a historical Senate vote on President Johnson impeachment with 35 guilty and 19 not guilty, noting one vote short of the two thirds needed for conviction.
A reflection compares a sea storm to inner anger spreading waves across people. It warns that vented temper unsettles others and accelerates wider disturbance. The piece urges finding the love of God to preserve the peaceful shoreline of humankind.
DREW PEARSON reports Eisenhower plans to seek Truman and Dean Acheson’s advice to heal rifts and unite the party amid Sputnik tensions. The piece recalls past snubs and Truman’s view of “these people” as Eisenhower, plus notes a separate warning by Von Braun about Soviet missile progress before a House panel.
A brief note identifies sponges as the lowest division of the sea animal group within the broader animal kingdom, explaining their place beneath higher orders and their relation to Mary coiled animals. The text presents a compact classification overview without detailing specific species or modern taxonomy.
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