Economic Humanism in Lodge Khrushchev remarks
A Time magazine style review outlines Henry Cabot Lodge's remarks to Khrushchev on welfare state progress and social welfare in the United States. It argues economic humanism, not monopoly capitalism, underpins growth, while warning against overreliance on government power that could erode free enterprise.
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Time Magazine
Henry Cabot Lodge
Khrushchev
Economic Club of
New York
U.N
Lodge
LAC
$2 Million Overcharge on AF Valves Reported
GAO says Air Force overpaid for Whittaker controls division Tele Corp by about $2 million for 4 073 valves produced 1955 to 1957. Valves cost $502 855 while $1 005 145 was paid. unreasonably high prices due to lack of cost data and weak competition. Nine purchase orders issued from June 13 1955 to June 1 1957 under federal Motors subcontract.
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GAO
Congress
Air Force
Allison
General Motors Corp
Whittaker Controls Division
Tele -Corpeting Corp
Los Angeles
Feral Motors
A Powered Salt Water Plant at Point Loma
The Interior Department will build a nuclear powered salt water conversion plant at Point Loma near San Diego as the second of five field tests. It will use a multi stage flash distillation process with capacity of one million gallons daily and San Diego agreed to buy water at 20 cents per thousand gallons. Fluor Corp was contracted for design, with construction planned for early next fiscal year. Site was selected by Interior Secretary Fred Seaton with state water resources help and private consultants after a statewide search reduced to eight sites.
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Frye Servaces
Washington
Interior Department
Point Loma
San Diego
Texas
Fluor Corp
Los Angeles
Interior
Fred Seaton
California Department of Water Resources
Orange Counties
Go West Gov Brown urges Eisenhower to move to California
California Governor Edmund Brown pressed President Eisenhower to relocate the White House to the drought stricken desert, framing it as a boost to water projects and state growth. Brown avoided discussing his own Washington plans and said the meeting covered water needs and federal aid, with no commitments from the President.
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Brown
Tonn
Pennsylvania
jOne
Pat
White House
California
Ike and Brown Golf in Desert Courses Duel
President Eisenhower and California Governor Edmund G. Brown golfed at separate Palm Springs courses. Eisenhower played 18 holes at El Dorado with George Allen William Robinson and Freeman Gosden as partners, while Brown and his wife Bernice played nearby at Thunderbird.
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Palm Springs
Herman H. Ridder
Eisenhower
Tae Long
Pressam Telegram
Brown
el Dorado Country Club
George Allen
William Robinson
Freeman Gosder
Amos
Radio
Na’ Andy
California
la Quinta
Thunderbird Country Club
Bernice
Thunderbird
Independent newspaper entry for court decree in Los Angeles County
A historical Los Angeles County court decree appears in an Independent newspaper entry dated October 6. It notes a Superior Court adjudication with case C-10700 and references delivery details and vendor entries, including names and dates in a fragmentary setting.
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Sueth St
Pere Ave
Arg Beach
Vatter Mac
Leach
Superior Court
Los Angels County
Unclear Weather Report Fragment With Erratic Text
Fragmentary weather note includes garbled terms and impossible values. Contains scattered words about wind, sun, moon, and dates but no coherent data or location. Readers should disregard and await a clearer official forecast.
New Requests by Chessman in San Francisco Court
Convict Cary Chessman, after 11 years on San Quentin’s death row, filed new legal steps in the California State Supreme Court to delay the gas chamber. He sought a writ of mandate to overturn the new execution date and asked the court to review a September 28 action by Superior Court Judge Water R. Evans in Los Angeles.
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San Francisco
Cary
Chessman
San Quentin
State Supreme Court
Superior Court
Water R. Evans
Los Angeles
Gate of Wey at Huntington Hotel Event Details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a gathering at the Huntington Hotel with references to a long address in Long Beach, 1290 Ocean Boulevard. Mentions race, a person named Mackey, and various unclear names and actions. Overall, the readable elements hint at a social or promotional event with unclear outcomes.
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Gate of Wey
Huntington Hotel
Ocean Blvd
Long Beach
Brandabel
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