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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1959
Page
6
The editorial criticizes Nikita Khrushchev for arrogance and insolence during his U S visit arguing he came to preach communism not to learn. It contends the trip strengthened his standing at home while exposing him as a dangerous, untrustworthy leader to Americans.
A writer compares Boston Gardens Swan Lake to a weed infested, unfinished lagoon behind Long Beach Municipal Auditorium. He notes the Boston lure of swan boats and green surroundings contrasts with the uncompleted water area near Rainbow Pier that became a neglected pit rather than a scenic feature.
Khrushchev told Washington talks that permanent bloc formation cannot end while NATO and allies dismantle Soviet bases from Britain to Japan. He warned of a rearmed West German threat based in Berlin and attacked U.S. anti-Communist alliances as interference, describing Hungary’s revolt and Western missiles as a “dead rat” metaphor. The exchange gains urgency as Camp David talks near.
Roswell Garst hosts Nikita Khrushchev on his 1000 acre Coon Rapids farm to discuss corn production methods. Garst demonstrates heavy nitrogen fertilization and nonrotation practices, highlighting plans to store excess crop in Benson buildings while Russia aims to expand output.
Letters discuss public discourse on Gus Me and Khrushchev, urging an intellectual digestive system to separate truth from lies. A Navy wife from California details residency issues for military families, noting frequent moves, state tuition disparities, and being treated as stateless for tax and registration purposes. Dorothy H. Doyle asks why dependents are penalized despite service.
Sydney J Harris is on the resumed schedule for October 5 with action noted. The fragmentary text confirms his involvement and a stated date for return or continuing duties.
Dr Jordan discusses acne as both a physical disorder and a source of psychological impact on adolescents. He cites infection diet and sweets as factors, advises medical treatment and dietary limits, notes possible scar treatments, and warns against excessive scrutiny by family and friends while urging teens to pursue normal life with proper care.
After a long chase through rough terrain the four month old cub from Catalina Island was captured by Avalon Lions Club members and brought to the mainland for delivery to the Navy as USC football game mascot. Nearly all Pacific Coast warships and planes gathered at Long Beach Harbor for a Sunday anchor before a five day Pacific maneuver led by Admiral Claude C Bloch. City officials said talks with Southern Gas Co. over rate recusal were underway as North Long Beach revises municipal rates for the rest of the city.
Des Moines Khrushchev after tasting an American hot dog jokes about sausage and moon race. Khrushchev’s disarmament plan draws a mix of impatience from Herter at the United Nations. Maria Callas, separated from her husband, hints she seeks romance as she pursues personal life.
Fragmented OCR shows names and titles for editors publishers and staff at The Independent. It lists Hermat Ridder Harold Hines Samus Cameron and others with office locations New York Los Angeles San Francisco and Washington. The piece ends with a note about offers and editorial duties.
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