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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1959

Page

1

Labor bill seen as people’s victory and warning

LA.C. Cotine argues Eisenhower’s labor reform bill marked a people’s victory by mobilizing letters and pressure from citizens to push Congress toward stronger action. She warns reforms also reflect dangers when public opinion targets labor groups and farm policies alike, urging continued home-based civic engagement.

Eisenhower Congress Senate NLRB House Senate Committee Hoover Roosevelt La.c

Injured Farmer Found After 50 Hour Ordeal

STAMFORD, Tex. A C Schacter, a 50-year-old farmer, lay in blistering heat and cold for 50 hours after breaking his leg. He crawled about 4100 yards from the barn toward his home before neighbors found him Tuesday night. He told attendants he slept with his dog for warmth, and his tongue and mouth were swollen from thirst. He fell from a ladder Sunday evening while pitching feed to cattle. The couple who live nearby passed Tuesday night without lights and later began a search.

Stamford Tex A. C. Schacter Schaefer Flo Vaughn Cobb

Khrushchev Tours Beltsville Farm Center Visit

Khrushchev’s Beltsville Farm Center tour shows him critiquing American farming while praising Soviet methods. He contrasts milk production, turkey size, and farm efficiency, arguing agriculture underpins a strong economy and quips with Ezra Taft Benson. The exchange highlights Cold War rhetoric and U.S. agricultural showcase dynamics.

Ezra Taft Benson Benson Khrushchev

Board to weigh Cal-Vet loan interest hike

The California Veterans Board will meet in Sacramento to consider raising the interest rate on all Cal-Vet farm and home loan contracts. The action could affect borrowers statewide and determine the future cost of veterans loans.

Beltsville Khrushchev Joseph M. Farber Director of Veterans Affairs Esten Sacramento UPI California Veterans Board

Independent Published duly extent Sunday at Long Beach

Fragmentary notice appears to report a local newspaper distribution detail with dates and prices in Long Beach. It references a delivery fee and a single copy price, plus mentions of an entry and county designation. Names and clearer specifics are partially obscured in the OCR text.

Pinn Long Beach Sucerios Anzelen County

Dr Lloyd Wert Wells Dies Osteopathic Physician 78

Dr Lloyd Wert Wells, 78, osteopathic physician for 27 years at 2415 Atlantic Ave, died Wednesday. A USC and Still College graduate, WWI veteran, he belonged to Calvary Presbyterian Church San Pedro Masonic Lodge Amaranth and White Shrine. Survived by wife Alice, son Lloyd Jr, sister Miss Hope Wells, brothers Ralph James and Dr Clifford, and three grandchildren. Funeral at Patterson & Sivady chapel with Masons in charge. Interment Green Hills Memorial Park.

Lloyd Wert Wells Atantic Ave Wells Pine Ave Still College of Osteopathy USC Medical School Calvary Presbyterian Church San Pedro Ralph James Clifford Patterson & Ssivdy Chapel Masons Green Hills Memorial Park

Red Moon Satellite Possible

Soviet scientist Dr. A Shteinfeld reports a satellite could orbit the moon at about six miles high for detailed lunar mapping. The craft would carry television and sensors to map terrain as a prelude to future landings, though danger from lunar peaks remains.

Washington A. Shteinfeld Department of Commerce Office of Technical Services Moon Lunar

Space Stamps Rally By Moscow Philatelists

Moscow stamp collectors in an association dedicated to space exploration and polar issues organized a gathering focused on space stamps arctic and antarctic themes.

Moscow Space Arctic

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