The Hungarian Question Remains a Major Issue
The United Nations General Assembly moves to study the Hungarian question. The piece argues Russia maintains 50 000 to 80 000 troops in Hungary, controls airfields and dumps, fences the border with iron curtain measures, and imposes economic and spiritual oppression. It calls for continued UN scrutiny and notes Khrushchev’s Congo stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N. General Assembly
Hungary
Russia
Chire Boothe Luce
A. A. Berle, Jr
Leo Cherne
Friends of the Captive Nations
Europe
Congo
United Nations
Khrushchev
U.N
Moscow
Appian Bridge Key Link in Marina Traffic Plan
City Council approved plans for the Appian Way Bridge over Upper Alamitos Bay to improve Marina traffic. The bridge will link Long Beach and Orange County routes as 2nd Street connects Westminster, with bids soon to be invited and completion likely a year or more later.
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Upper Alamitos Bay
Marina
Long Beach
Orange County
2Nd St
Westminster
Appian Way
2Nd
Davies Bridge
Tariff Reform Issue Shapes Presidential Campaign
The piece notes a shift in sentiment on reciprocal trade and tariff walls as Southerners and unions push for reexamination. It cites job losses in New England and the South, industrial migration to Europe and Japan, and protests by the United Textile Workers and union leaders against foreign imports. The article argues both campaigns have avoided the topic to preserve foreign commerce policy.
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Washington
Nixon
Kennedy
PDR
Cordell Kull
Truman
Eisenhower
White House
Capitol Hill
U.S. Tariff. Commission
South
Hull
Tennessee
Dixie
United Textile Workers of America
New England
Europe
Japan
Walter P
Reusher
United Automobile Workers
Ford Motors Co
England
France
Germany
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Newcastle
United States
Spies Swap Speech Kits in Backstage Campaign War
In Washington a covert back‑and‑forth sees Democrats seize GOP speech kits and draft rebuttals, then Republicans recover them and publish countermaterials. Both sides trade ghostwritten briefs on issues including the U‑2 incident, Nixon, and Kennedy, with partisan spin and caution about disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Kennedy
GOP
Pros and Cons Prop Restores Felon Vote Rights
Pro and con discussion from the League of Women Voters argues for automatic restoration of voting rights after sentence completion. The pro side favors early rehabilitation, while the con side warns voting rights should not be automatic and supports the certificate of rehabilitation process as the proper path.
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League of Women Voters
Strictly Personal The Rare Therapy For The Common Cold
A humorous tirade on macho wellness culture and the vanity of the so called iron men who brag about never getting sick. The speaker details his own sick day pleasures and mocks heroic self sufficiency while urging indulgence and rest during a cold.
Remember When Ministers Conference President and Airport Plans
Dr. Winfield Edson was elected president of the Ministers Conference succeeding Rev. Paul Whitaker. City Council received plans for a Long Beach Municipal Airport administration building at Daugherty Field with a push to include it among four major airports for national defense. Free Methodists completed an initial unit of their new church at 16th Street and Gundry Avenue and planned the main building on the 100 by 135 foot lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Khrushchev
United States
Eisenhower
Nixon
Ihushchev
Winfield Edson
First Baptist Church
Baptist Convention of
Southern California
Ministers Conference
Paul Whitaker
First Church
San Diego
Long Beach Municipal Airport
Daugherty Field
Sixth St
Elm Ave
16Th St
Gundry Ave
Quotes From UPI Report On Soviet Escape And Space Race
United Press International quotes Viktor Jaanimets a 29 year old Estonian seaman who fled Khrushchev era Baltika saying he sought freedom to think freely and begin anew. L. J. Carter secretary of the Inter Planetary Society notes Soviet reluctance to aid Red China in launching a satellite would disappoint China and shift space power dynamics in Asia.
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United Press International
YORK
Viktor Jaanimets
Nikita S. Khrushchev
London
L. J. Carter
British Inter-Planetary Society
Red China
Asia
China
Britain
France
United States
Independent staff and office locations listed
The Independent shows its leadership team including publisher Daniel H. Ridder co publisher Harald M Hings assistant publisher Samuel C Cameron general manager Larry Collins and others. It lists editorial staff and advertising representatives with offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco and Washington along with current file maintenance at its offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Harald M. Hings
Assi
Samuel C. Cameron
Larry Collins
L. A. Collins Sr
Malcolm Epley
Miles E. Lines
Harry Fulton
Nat. Advertising Representatives
Ridder Johna Inc
New York
Fish Avenue
Chicago
Wrigley
Detroit
Penobscot
Minney
Foshay Tower
Los Angeles
W. Std
San Francisco
Sutter St
Washington
Albee
The
Independent
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Editorial
US. S. A
Appian
Tidelands
State Lands Commission
Commission
Ray Tucker
Amerika
U.S
Ree Nan
Drew Pearson
California
Chet Holifield
Republican Congressional Committee
DSG
Republicas Spying
Ford
Vinle
Harris
Men of Irons
FDR
Mervin
Duke
Miglin
Iernce
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