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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1957
Page
4
LAC column argues for automatic OASI benefits for senior citizens, noting expanded medical services from October 1 1957 and a California law granting up to 105 per month for those with needs and no or minimal income. Calls for end to humiliating pauper path and parity with employed workers.
The item recalls Weller H. Case’s 41 years in journalism ending with retirement from the Press Telegram and prior roles at the Long Beach Telegram Beach Sun and Press. It also mentions plans for an eight story hospital on 14th Cowles Magnolia and Chestnut, Edward H. Jackson’s Water Commission appointment, Meridith W. Chatten’s JC turn, and past efforts to boost voter turnout amid transit and civic projects.
A town meeting editorial critiques the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee 1956 report noting the Soviet Union has broken promises in 38 years of existence. It contrasts negotiation with communist approach and suggests employers list hard demands to shape union talks.
A reader asks if U S taxpayer funds finance socialist enterprises abroad. The answer confirms yes under foreign aid programs, noting state owned industries in Poland Yugoslavia and India as case points and urging policy to avoid imposing ideologies with money.
Bruce Biossat surveys U N condemnation of Soviet intervention in Hungary. He notes the 60 to 10 vote, with only Communist nations and Yugoslavia opposing and India and Ceylon abstaining. The piece voices strong disapproval of India and other abstainers while praising the global majority.
A reflection on youth church songs and the value of nonconformity in faith. The author recalls the hymn Dare to Be a Daniel and notes a shift toward strong hymns of faith while warning against mass psychology that pressures conformity. He links true individuality to moral courage and avoidance of delinquency.
Fragmented list of mismatched terms and numbers across categories like biology tools animals and directions. It appears as an OCR puzzle with entries such as a headland canvas shelters and a firing creature Humber plus numerous misread names and terms without coherent narrative.
Drew Pearson recounts Salonika’s transformation from a war hub with Allied troops and wrecked infrastructure to a rebuilt city with rebuilt houses, electric power, rebuilt bridges, and modern trade fairs. He notes American aid under Forrest Varney, the harnessing of the Vardar, and a shift toward peace as Greece thrives with farm machinery exhibits and Greek hot dogs.
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