New Law Should Not Dim Labor's Big Day
On Labor Day amid debate over labor legislation, the piece defends labor unions and leaders, praising responsible union leadership in Long Beach. It argues the new provisions curb abuses without harming legitimate aims, noting public support and the Taft Hartley framework as precedent.
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California Tech finds faster winter rye production method
A California Institute of Technology team reports a promising approach to growing winter rye in two and a half months with an eight month cycle, including a short winter spell. If extended to wheat and other grains, practical food supply gains could aid hungry millions, though risks of overpopulation remain.
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Waste and Corruption Behind Laos Crisis
Drew Pearson reports mismanagement and graft fueling Laos aid failures. He cites inflated payrolls, embezzlement, and waste in Laotian programs, with officials profiting from military and construction contracts. The piece alleges that US funds and equipment vanish into corrupt channels while Lao forces struggle.
The Ultimate in Driver Relaxation
Bruce Biossat notes rising driver relaxation trends on highways with left arm posture and wrist steering at high speeds. He warns that extreme comfort could reach a morbid extreme as some drivers contemplate resting in the morgue rather than behind the wheel.
Low Tariff Policy May Cost U.S. Jobs and Industry
Ray Tucker warns that continued low tariffs will, over time, impoverish American labor as cheap foreign goods flood the market. He argues unions and manufacturers alike now oppose reciprocity, fearing sweatshop wages and shifting competition from abroad.
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Town Meeting Keradine Debate on Khrushchev Visit Sparks Controversy
In a letter page exchange from the US 5S News & World Report the writer condemns violence and calls for peace amid Khrushchev’s visit. The piece targets Christian leaders for hostility and cites historical religious conflicts to argue for forgiveness and restraint.
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Life as cradle of humanity challenged by new theories
Scientists question the long held view that life began in the sea suggesting shore and river estuary mud or shallow freshwater pools as possible origins. If supported, the idea could explain why humans gravitate to beaches and shallow waters, not as sea lovers but as returning to an ancestral home.
Noise and bells drive away pest birds in Mt Vernon
A Kansas man, Otto Standke, offers a novel pest control in Mt Vernon New York by using loud metal claps combined with chiming bells to deter clattering star Kags and other birds. He claims success and charges a fee. the birds reportedly retreat after exposure to the raucous mix and bells.
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Opening of Artesia Street Proposed as East West State Route
The Artesia Street opening between Alameda Street and Central Avenue was proposed to create a much needed east west state highway. The proposal was presented to the State Highway Commission by the highway committee of the Chamber of Commerce, chaired by George Burt.
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Warships massed in Long Beach harbor in naval display
Twenty years ago thirty US warships and one Mexican gunboat gathered in Long Beach harbor near Los Angeles. Nine of the twelve first line battleships were at the fort, six of seven light cruisers present, with aircraft carriers Saratoga and Lexington and seven scouting force cruisers also in port.
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135 Boys Enroll in Woodrow Wilson Astronautics Course
30 years ago Superintendent W. E. Stephens announced 135 boys enrolled to take an astronautics course at Woodrow Wilson High School with the new school year opening Sept 58. Wilfred G. Threader of the Army Air Corps Reserve was named instructor.
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