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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1957
Page
6
L A C argues large corporations face safety risks despite assets and reach. He cites the top 100 employing 5.6 million, with 7.5 million shareholders and $17 000 investor cost per job, plus many smaller firms safer due to closer management. He notes labor costs rise, profits shrink, and union pressure affects all firms, large and small.
Independent editor reports on a town meeting focused on the Right to Work issue. Mr Knowland voices concerns while other residents weigh legal and economic implications. The lively session highlights local opinions and the potential impact on labor rights.
Ten years ago, Wasen and Wing members led by Worthy Grand Matron and Grand Patron opened the 74th annual session in Municipal Auditorium. ROTC at Poly High announced Sword and Scabbard chapter formation with Burton Carstensen Jr as president and Kenneth Jowlund as vice president.
Aden, at the tip of the Arabian Peninsula, was a small adobe town with about 500 inhabitants in 1889. Today the Crown Colony holds about 4,400 Europeans and 134,000 Adenese, reflecting dramatic expansion and demographic change.
The Independent lists its publishers editors and managers including Herman H Ridder Harold Hines Barruet C Cameron and Larry Collins Jr It notes national advertising representatives Ridder Johns Inc and provides office addresses in Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles San Francisco and other cities with Tarrent files maintained at these offices.
In a broad discussion on Cold War dangers and Middle East stakes, the columnist argues Moscow maintains leverage without triggering a direct clash, cites potential for global conflict, and notes Allies demand quicker missile and satellite development while urging joint U.S. and allied weapon research. The piece also responds to reader questions about Roosevelt and a light aside on a patch rumor.
The author argues that nationalism becomes dangerous when it divides peoples and powers. He urges meeting others one to one, embracing humanity over flags and emblems, and to see loyalty as toward brotherhood rather than governments or nations. He warns that state aims can corrupt moral duty and virtues.
The text argues lay members should serve equally with ordained ministers, resisting ministers being reduced to chores. It contrasts two minister types, one efficient scholar who active in office, another leisurely pastor who built human contacts. It emphasizes community engagement without diminishing the pulpit’s sacred focus.
Mineral Center reports at least 20 distinct minerals discovered within a five mile square area at Megnet Cove Arkansas. The find emphasizes mineral diversity in the region and may attract further exploration by researchers and developers.
Drew Pearson recalls Queen Elizabeth II visiting Virginia as the nation marks the Bill of Rights. He links the 400 year history from Raleigh’s Virginia to Madison and Leland drafting the First Amendment. The piece reflects on habeas corpus, privacy, and the right to petition, contrasting monarchy with American democracy.
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