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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1957
Page
8
LAC columnist argues county management has grown beyond one man’s reach as a real estate and property management department would oversee county property and private deals. A budgeting and equipment department would report to the board, increasing oversight and accountability ahead of elections.
In a developing Soviet leadership shakeup, defense minister Zhusev is removed, prompting immediate speculation in the United States about future policy and leadership shifts. Officials caution that details remain unclear as reports unfold.
A retrospective from Oct 2 recalls ten, twenty, and thirty year old items. It notes Supreme Court precedence on federal rights affecting Calif. stipulations with Fred W Howser and Irving Smith. It mentions Board of Education acquiring five acres near Hamiltons Junior High for a Technical Institute and a 24 hour weather station proposal at Municipal Airport.
You cannot hate the person you know. You may not completely agree with another person but there are none who agree on everything. Hatred grows from magnified disagreement and ignorance of the whole person. God knows all facts about us and loves us to save our souls.
Adlai E. Stevenson drew the most attention at a recent Democratic National Advisory Council gathering, fueling talk of a possible third presidential bid after two defeats. Observers noted his popularity, questions about his openness to another run, and contrasts with rivals like Harriman Kefauver Williams Truman Kennedy Symington Meyner.
The Independent lists staff roles including Herman H Ridder publisher, Harold M Hives assistant to publisher, Samuel C Cameron manager, Larry Collins Jr bus manager, Miles E Sinesi managing editor, and Washington bureau in key offices. It also notes current staff are maintained at multiple city offices including Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco and Pawtucket with addresses at various towers and streets.
Sydney J Harris notes three well dressed women with raspy voices at a talk, arguing that voice quality, more than looks, shapes perception. He claims American women often have nasal, harsh tones, while most men are more moved or repelled by voice than by attire, urging simple vocal improvements.
Weather Bureau plans to end Air Force hurricane research due to tightened budgets after a $2 million cut. The project would stop in about a month, ending the use of five B-50s and one woo plane carrying advanced electronics. Bureau argues the work could divert hurricanes from populated areas, and officials seek $750,000 more in deficBudget.
Dr Jordan states scientists found no evidence that cooking with aluminum utensils increases cancer or other illnesses. He expresses confidence in the studies and personally has no hesitation eating foods prepared in aluminum cookware.
The article recalls Abigail Smith as the first White House mistress who married Jean Adams and mothered John Quincy Adams. She lived briefly in the unfinished White House in 1800, dying in 1818 before her son’s presidency, with her unique family ties highlighted.
A discussion notes Henry A Wallace as a Progressive candidate in 1548 and asks about an oldest physical science Astronomy. It reports a cosmetic probe for face appearance and medicines for vitiligo with pigment-raising pills, urged only under careful supervision due to safety concerns.
A Rhodes scholar is a student from the British Commonwealth or the United States who earns a scholarship to Oxford University under the terms of Cecil Rhodes’s will. This award funds study at Oxford and selects scholars from eligible regions through a competitive process.
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