Jobs for Long Beach editorial argues broad economic impact
The piece warns against viewing Propositions S and T as a simple leaf-taking project. It asserts the programs are necessary civic improvements whose effects extend beyond construction by expanding the city economy, attracting conventions and tourism, fueling hotel and apartment growth, and creating thousands of new jobs while benefiting all residents. It says the casemanet lists show broad support.
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Labor unions and school segregation debate in Los Angeles
Letter to editor defends labor movement against segregation criticisms, cites AFL CIO backed 1955 California anti discrimination policy for teachers, and invites reader to Labor Conference on Human Rights. Argues FE P legislation and housing segregation stance, questions LAC on prop 18 and crime law enforcement. Addresses Knowland and Brown debates, calls for broader support and actions by unions.
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NAACP
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Long Beach
Mapping U S stance on Quemoy Matsu crisis
Walter T Ridder notes a cautious but hopeful U S outlook as Warsaw talks test Mao and Khrushchev. He cites American resolve to defend offshore islands, wary European support shifts, and Truman’s endorsement of policy while warning miscalculation could trigger broader conflict.
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Power Firms Ad Costs Face Airing In Washington
A row over public versus private power rages as Eisenhower pursues a middle course. Kefoiever's TVA ties fuel claims of a power trust while Harrington's tax ruling spurs opposition. The Oct. 7 FPC hearings will test whether power advertising is political propaganda or legitimate outreach.
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Diabetes Hidden Disease Warns Doctor Jordan
Dr Edwin P Jordan warns that diabetes often develops unnoticed affecting millions in the United States. He notes complications include blindness, amputation and heart risks, and highlights improved prospects for pregnant women and children with diabetes through diet and medical care. New oral treatments are in experimental stages and not yet advised for general use.
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Long Beach Officials Debate Veterans Memorial Stadium Plan
City Manager Carl Wirsching faced opposition as bids exceeded estimates by over 590000, with departments ordered to explore financing and action. A proposed option would build half the stadium seating 12500, while older items note Walker's fifth anniversary sale and sewer system prospects in District 2.
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Metropolitan Sanitary Sewer System
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Senators call for evacuation of Quemoy over failed talks
United Press International reports Senators Humphrey and Clark demand military evacuation of Quemoy if negotiations with China fail to settle the crisis. Hoffa cites Fifth Amendment under Senate Rackets Committee questioning as labor leaders also struggle with probing inquiries. Fehbus claims federal authorities struggle to find holes in his private schools plan and warns illegal measures may be used.
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Independent Herman Ridder Publisher and Editorial Staff
The Independent lists publisher Herman Ridder and staff including Harsid M Hines assistant to publisher Samuel G. Cameron Gent Manager Larry Callina Jr Business Manager C A Catling Sr Editorial Columnist Malcolm Epley Executive Editor Miles E Sines Managing Editor Harry Fulton and Editorial Page Editor. National Advertising Representatives Ridder Johns Inc with offices 81 Fifth Avenue Wrigley Building Penobscot Building Washington NC.
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Worries Over Labor Brush-Off From Eisenhower
President Eisenhower pressed labor figures Mitchell and Weeks on Labor Day talks, questioning why no administration official spoke before a labor rally. Mitchell defended wooing efforts, Weeks quipped on labor outreach, while staff noted Ike’s unusual interest in Labor Day events. Also notes Gov. Almond’s refusal to honor Polish diplomats amid Jamestown anniversary tensions.
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