Long Beach subsidence hearings show human risk ignored
The article criticizes last week's hearings on a subsidence district for Long Beach. It argues oil producers overlooked the threat to 6,500 naval yard workers and private property, urging broad district boundaries to cover the Wilmington Oil Field and protect public welfare. It warns that only the federal lawsuit offers a viable path if state action fails.
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Wilmington
Long Beach’ Naval ‘Shipyard
Raymond C. Kealer
Chamber of Commerce
Lala
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City of
Lomita
Seal Beach
Los Angeles
Monterey Oil Co
State Lands Commission
Monterey-Texas
Belmont Shore
Naples-Alamitos Bay
Bay
Saal Beach
Hospitals and unions clash over doctor payments in Texas
AMA backed law forbids hospitals from paying doctors for services. In Houston an oil company built its own hospital for employees but must close. Southern Pacific Railroad runs a 58 year old hospital with skilled doctors. it faces a 90 day closure. The issue ties to right to work and non profit hospitals as debated by GOP voices.
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Texas
AMA
Houston
Southern Pacific Railroad
What Other Editors Are Saying About War and Education
A collage of editorials criticizing the spread of atomic arms and warning of the dangers of war. Readers note calls to preserve wilderness, respect courts, and address international disputes while stressing education as a path to fuller development and social tolerance.
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Christian Science Monittor
Des Moines Tribune
Labor Day No Major Accidents in Los Angeles County
Police reported no traffic or fatal accidents during the three day Labor Day holiday in Los Angeles County. A beach crowd exceeded 100000, guards counted, with no rescues or serious incidents. Harbor Commission eyed a test drilling for Terminal sand near Santa Clara Ave. Allied Petroleum earlier struck Terminal sand at Seaside Blvd. and Ontario Ave. City officials announced pier-breakwater contract signed for one year project.
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Karl B. Kumpe
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Public Service Dept
Walter Fleming
Public Service
Quotes on integration, revolt and diplomacy from today
United Nations wide reaction threads through Meyner urging open support of court ruling for global stability. Larrazabal dismisses palace assault as snipers while barracks fire rages. Dulles says tennis matches distracted him from the Formosan crisis as he watched New York championships.
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Asia
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Venezuela
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New York
John Foster Dulles
U. S
Closed-Door Sessions Set Back U S Education
Drew Pearson reports that two secret House Education and Labor Committee sessions gutted a school construction bill and blocked scholarships in a House-Senate conference. Republicans largely opposed the measures amid a classroom shortage and a recession, ending with Gwinn refusing to sign the report against federal education aid.
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Russia
Sisenhower
House Education and Labor Committee
Metcalf
Barden
North Carolina
Landrum
Georgia
Brere
Senate
House
Hill
Alabama
Smith
New Jersey
Allott
Colorado
Yarborough
Texas
New York
Gwinn
Maine Senate Race Tests Muskie Payne in 1960 Echoes
Washington turns to Maine where Gov. Edmund Muskie seeks the Senate seat against Sen. Frederick Payne. The race carries national weight as a barometer for the 1960 map with issues ranging from the Eisenhower era economy to Sputnik and farm policy. The contest features cross party dynamics, with Payne aided by GOP and independent votes and Muskie aiming to bolster Democratic momentum in a Republican-leaning state. Key figures include Muskie Payne and note on Goldfine Adams scandal fallout shaping voter sentiment.
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United States
Edmund S. Muskie
Veermont
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Frederick G. Payne
Sen. Payne
Sen
Payne
Eisenhower
Russia
Bernard Goldfine
Payne-Muskie
Muskle
Capitol Hie
White House
Soviet Test Ban Talks Face Rocky Path
Bruce Biossat notes that a formal start to test ban talks on Oct 31 marks a tentative step toward worldwide nuclear restraint. Western scientists back a global detection system with 5,400 inspectors at 180 stations, while the Kremlin presses for an immediate, universal ban and broader arms limits, raising questions about enforceability and progress.
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United States
Britain
Russia
Geneva
Sabiusiulid
America
West
Sanitation Key to Stopping Typhoid Says Doctor
Dr Jordan warns typhoid persists where sanitation is poor in the United States especially in the southwest. A typhoid carrier can spread the germ while appearing healthy. Precautions include avoiding handling food or drink for others and considering antibiotics or gallbladder removal in persistent carriers. Prevention hinges on proper sanitary methods and immunity after recovery.
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North America
Southwest
United States
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