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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1958

Page

12

Editorial Red China: Handwriting on the Billboard Warning

Secretary of the Army Wilbur M. Brucker says Eisenhower's no Munich speech cooled tensions in Formosa. The U S will deploy Nike Hercules missiles and a nuclear air strike force to the Pacific with F104 jets to show strength, signaling that China must heed a broad warning.

Far East Eisenhower Formosa Strait Wilbur M. Brucker Munich Seri U. S Pacific Formosa U.S United States Brucker Joint Chiefs Maxwell D. Taylor Army Korea Nathan F. Twining South Pacific Thomas D. White Air 7Th Air Force Adm Arleigh A. Burke

Defense policy split sparks East crisis and debates

Washington analyzes a rift between Truman and Eisenhower era Joint Chiefs of Staff over whether the Far East or Western Europe poses the greater threat. Acheson blamed for policy shifts, Dulles-backed views defend Formosa and Quemoy-Matsu, while allies disagree. The piece notes service backgrounds and calls for broader foreign policy oversight.

Washington Truman Eisenhower Joint Chiefs of Staff Far East China Russia United States Pentagon National Security Council Joint Chiefs of Staff Europe Eisenhower Dulles Formosa Quemoy Matsu Trumen- Acheson

Preserve Balance in Government in a System of Three Branches

Bruce Biossat discusses the delicate balance among the executive, legislative, and judiciary in the United States. He notes recurring accusations of encroachment and argues for preserving the co equality of the three branches, with each able to check the others through lawful avenues.

Congress Executive Branch Aigssar

Decision on Tonsil Removal Depends on Case

A doctor explains that tonsillectomy should be individualized and often indicated after repeated acute tonsillitis. Other reasons include trouble swallowing or breathing, middle ear infections, or chronic infection linked to rheumatic or kidney problems. Risks exist but are small, and timely removal may improve health when clearly beneficial.

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Town Meeting Respect Law

Editor notes California lenient on OAP benefits but restricts personal property value to 1250 after encumbrances. SAC correct about Social Security chiseling, yet laws must be respected without regard to person. Homer W. Gray 1251 Appleton St. Arthur Clute signs. Willard Knaep praises patriotism of the younger generation.

Respect Law State of California OAP SAC Homer W. Gray Appleton St

Farm Problems Supply and Demand Might Be One Answer

N. F. Bradford argues farm leaders should study a plan to provide surplus food at lower cost to poorer citizens. A nationwide tour showed bountiful crops, with waste avoidable and some surplus potential for abroad aid to counter Reds.

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What America Means to Me from a Student and Cadet

An eighth grade social studies student and a resident cadet at the Southern California Military Academy respond to the assignment What America Means to Me. They describe America as home family life and the future, highlighting personal connections and national identity.

Southern California Military Academy America

Atlantic Dam to Avert Ice Age Eyed by Engineers

New York report outlines a 3000 AD proposal by Gail Hathaway of the International Commission on Large Dams. He cites Maurice Ewing and William Donn of Columbia University, suggesting a dam between Greenland and Norway to block warm Atlantic water and prevent another Arctic ice age.

New York I North Atlantic Gail A. Hathaway International Commission On Large Dams Greenland Norway Arctic Ocean Hathaway Maurice Ewing William Donn Columbia University Lamont Geographical Observatory Ewing Donn Arctic Sea Atlantic Arctic

Long Beach Rerouting Sparks Downtown Dispute

Community quarrel over transit lanes centered on the Broadway Santa Fe line rerouting near Long Beach Dominguez with factions preferring the Santa Fe terminus at McHelen Ave. Pro America Long Beach staged a Constitution Day rally in Municipal Auditorium with 39 lawyers in colonial dress honoring the 151st anniversary. The Kress Co announced Pine Avenue frontage extension to 100 feet and a new three story building in the Kress Building at a cost of 100000 dollars.

Long Beach- Dominguez McHelen Ave Beebe Long Beach Pro America Pine Ave Kress Bldg Kress Co T. C. Spearman Pine Avenue Realty Co

Unusual Transfer Complicates Ike Angusr Cow Deal

The transfer of the Black Angus cow Royal Oaks Blackbird from Ellis Slater’s farm to President Eisenhower’s Gettysburg area herds grows tangled. Slater reportedly sent semen from Eva's Bandolier Ladd to impregnate the President’s cow and then moved the animal back to Ike’s farm to register the calf, allegedly violating Aberdeen Angus rules against artificial insemination.

Ashington Ellis Slater Seagram Hisenhower Ike Slater Eva Aberdeen Angus Assn Pearson Frankfurt OU Lacassine With Louisiana Interior Department Royal Oaks Blackbird Gettysburg Eisenhower Byars’ and Allen George Allen St Joseph Landrum S. C South Carolina USA Ohio State University Tice

Quotes From Leaders Highlight Global Tensions

A digest of remarks from Dr. Charles Habib Malik, William F. Rogers, and Adm. Harry D. Felt covers views on leadership in the United Nations, school reopenings amid political resistance, and regional power dynamics in Southeast Asia. The piece also lists Associated editorial staff and office locations.

Unified Nations Charles Habib Malik United Nations General Assembly Bangkok Thailand Harry D. Felt U.S Pacific Southeast Asia Treaty Organization Military Advisers Conference Middle East

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