Editorial calls Long Beach oil contracts fix for subsidence
An editorial urges City Council and Harbor Commission to amend LBOD contracts to allow full control of water injection and oil production. It argues a joint meeting with LBOD is needed to halt subsidence via a directed water flooding program and avoid further delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witen
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Long Beach Oil Development Company
Long Beach
LBOD
Wilmington Oilield
Harbor Commission
Raymond C. Kealer
Council
Harbor Board
Tr. Chapman
First St
Doctor says surgery and climate offer hope for sinusitis
Reader letters describe chronic sinus pain and prior surgery. Dr Jordan notes infection and mucous thickening as causes and says surgery may relieve symptoms while climate changes can help some patients. He cautions trial periods to find the best climate and cautions against overly dry high altitude areas. Public climate advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miust
The Idea of Marriage as a Living Process
The piece argues marriage is not a finished fact once sealed but a living relation forever in motion. It contrasts the ideal of marriage with real life, noting stress, change, and the danger of clinging to abstract ideas, citing Heraclitus and common parental hopes.
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Mark Twain
Harris
Heraclitus
Congress Faces Inactive Session After Midterm Wins
Washington reports the new Congress convening in January will be relatively quiet, as Democrats seek to consolidate gains and Republicans push toward conservative reform. The article notes leaders Rayburn and Johnson must restrain liberalism, manage a large influx of new members, and balance civil rights debates while preparing for 1960 presidential prospects.
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Washington
Darly
Capitol Huil
Tucker
Mayburn- Johnson
GOP
Senate
Eisenhower
South
Rayburn
Johnson
Paul M. Butler
Indiana
Barry S. Truman
Missouri
Nixon
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Sen. Dirksen
Kinois
Sen. Knownland
Kennedy
Symington
Humphrey
Jackson
Mansfield
Town Meeting Enrror Letter to the Editor
A reader criticizes the city budget for mounting police expenditures and a lavish club house, alleging a former chief profits from a pension and aliasing city spending as misused funds. The letter argues taxpayers are burdened while a wealthy group benefits.
Independent staff and offices across major cities
The Independent lists its staff from publishers to editors and advertising, naming Herman J Ridder as publisher and Harold M Hired as rest. It notes executive editor Miles E Since and managing editor Harry Fallon, with editors and columnists including Malcolm Epsey. Advertising reps Ridder Johns Inc and bureau offices in New York Chicago Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco and San Francisco addresses.
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Herman J Ridger
Minneapolis
Foshay
Los Angeles
Francesano
Washington News
Albea
The
Independent
Remember When The FAA Tests C-124A Car-Go Plane
Remembrance item notes extreme tests on the C-124A mammoth cargo plane mock-up at Douglas Aircraft Co. the Air Force ordered 28 of the planes developed from the C-74. Also recalls 20 years ago First Christian Church welcomed back their ill minister Dr. George P. Taubman after surgery, and Armistice Day sermon on Peace Men Need.
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FAA
Douglas Aircraft Co
Air Force
First Christian Church
George P. Taubman
Quotes on power, space, and veterans in 1960s speeches
Springfield reports Truman warns that too much power and riches threaten republics. Chicago notes Marty Zelzer will seek talks with Maria Callas in New York to reconcile with the Metropolitan Opera. San Antonio covers Lyndon Johnson stressing open space knowledge sharing in the space age. Birmingham cites General Bruce Clarke praising veterans while warning that deterring aggression requires demonstrating that attacks on American minds and hearts fail.
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Chigaco
Impressari
Marty Zelzer
Ma-rin Meneghini Callas
New York
Metropolitan Opera
Tignis
Hor
San Antonio
Senate
Lynden Johnson
Russia Extends $100 Million Loan to Argentina
DREW PEARSON reports Russia arranged a $100 million loan to Argentina for oil field development and Soviet technicians, a move seen as a major Latin American penetration. The piece notes U S policy limits on loans to Latin governments, internal State Department tensions, and Frondizi’s accepting Soviet aid while rejecting U S terms, juxtaposed with a strained U S stance during Frondizi’s inauguration.
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Washington
Russia
Argentina
James Monroe
Bather
U.S
Magcow
State Dept
Tinaido Halbin
Radical Civic Union Party
Arturo Frondizi
Peron
Frondizi
Tulles
Nixon
Buenos Aires
Yogat
U. S
Snafu No. 3
Stile
Roy Rubottem
Rubottom
John Foster Dulles
Mexico
Brazil
Eisenhower
Dulles
Dilwof N.S
Dulles Lnn Film Bus Jong
Merbert Hoover Jr
Christian Herter
Trondini
Buns Dred
Frondlzi
United States
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Ray Tucker
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Gardenia Ave
Tang Beach
Supreme Pyramid of Ancient Egyptian Order of Sciots
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J. Ray Johnston
Ivan Frenne
Amd
United Freee International
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Truman
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America
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Bruce C. Clarke
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