Symington’s insight on Russia missiles questions President
E P S of Ontario argues that Senator Symington may have clearer access to foreign military data than the President. The piece notes how chiefs avoid frank talks with the White House, using Congress and allies like Symington and Admiral Burke to shape defense views. It also discusses foreign attaches and Symington’s stance on Moscow’s ballistic progress versus Eisenhower’s denials.
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Price supports fail farmers in 1950s critique
LA columnist laments oversupply and devalued dollars in agriculture. He notes rising hog numbers, millions of unused corn, and a $3.10 bushel price guarantee that spurs farmers to seed crops they had promised to cut. Exports shrink as global buyers retreat.
Town meeting exposes flaws in local art exhibit
An Independent editor criticizes the Municipal Museum of Art exhibition of Ben Messick works at 2300 E Ocean Blvd. He calls it poorly displayed and says the show is a tentative nod to Ineal artists but amounts to little more than a step in the right direction.
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Remember WAIEN and Local Arts At Long Beach Museum
Ten years ago delegates over 250 from Southern California gathered at the W W C A for the Southern Division convention of the California Federation of Republican Women hosted by Long Beach Women’s Republican groups. Five pension petition groups withdrew at Pismo Beach and backed a state amendment draft by their attorneys. A. W. Robinette of Long Beach noted ongoing conventions for oil well drillers and Navy Wives Clubs of America hosted by Long Beach, with Betty Paulick of Long Beach as convention chair. The piece laments limited museum showings in Long Beach and urges rotating exhibitions featuring local artists and associations beyond established groups.
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First Indy 500 Race Opens Memorial Day 1911
The inaugural Indianapolis 500 ran on Memorial Day 1911. Ray Harroun won in a Marmon Wasp Six at an average speed of 74.59 mph.
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Roman Women Athletes Wore Garments Like Bikinis
The article notes that women in ancient Rome during the 4th and 5th centuries participated in games wearing garments similar to modern bikini bathing suits. It highlights cultural norms and athletic practices of the era.
Independent publisher and staff listing in 1908 offices
The Independent's masthead shows publishers and editors including Herman H Ridder and Harold Hines with general manager Larry Golling Jr. and Washington Bureau chief Miles E. Sines. Advertising represented by Ridder John Inc with multiple city addresses in Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco.
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Questions and Answers on Military Service Terms
Q How long are graduates of service academies required to serve on active duty. A Army Navy and Air Force graduates three years on active duty Coast Guard graduates four years. Q When are the term exer first used in American politics A While he was speaker Thomas Brackett Reed earned the nickname of Czar Reed by introducing into the House a code of rules which ended filibusters.
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Strictly Personal Back to 18 Again Not for Syd
Syd Harris writes that turning 40 is a moment for acceptance and growth rather than rueful nostalgia. He rejects youth worship and argues ripeness comes with age, experience, and maturity. The essay praises curiosity imagination humor and a spirit that stays young by embracing aging rather than resisting it.
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GOP Leaders Begin Disregarding White House Strategy
Dick Simpson, GOP campaign chairman, urges candidates to vote district first, signaling a widening party rift as Eisenhower allies face primary threats. He notes veterans Taber, Vorys, and Arends may oppose the President’s foreign aid, while Meade Alcorn seeks quieted conflict through secret talks.
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Un-Christian Christians in Corinth and Morality in Early Church
The essay argues morality among early Christians was largely irreproachable despite pagan temptations in Corinth. It notes few public scandals among ministers, acknowledges divorces and hidden misconduct, and warns that ministry as a career can corrupt, while praising many ministers who devoted lifetimes of service.
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