Retirement preferences show varied aims for 65 retirement
A Northwestern National Life Insurance survey of 3000 male policyholders finds only 24 percent want total leisure at retirement, 39 percent want to cut hours or shift to lighter work, and 37 percent would keep current jobs. Younger men favor full leisure more than older groups, while many expect to retire flexibly with supplemental income. The report argues for adaptable payout options and possible early access while maintaining fund growth.
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Ifiale
Northwestern Natonal Life Insurance Co
o'Riley
United States
University Club Celebrates Anniversary In Long Beach
The University Club of Long Beach marked its third annual dinner after forming in 1949. It now counts 359 alumni from numerous educational institutions and operates from the Lafayette Hotel top floor, fostering cultural dialogue and constructive thought in the community.
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University Club of
Long Beach
United States
Lafayette
Long Beach Club
University Club
John Spielman
Iowa
Spielman
Wing
Bill Brooks
McCarran Defends Nevada Gaming Laws
Nevada Senator Pat McCarran urged that gambling laws boosted the state, praising gambling’s role in economy and employment. He defended strict enforcement while arguing that gaming supports citizens and local industry despite tax debates in the Senate finance committee.
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Commonwealths
Pat McCarren
Senate Finance Committee
Sen. McCarran
Vietory
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Hevatia
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United States
Gambling House
Nevada gambling tax threatens state economy
Senator Soaper comments on Nevada gambling and a proposed 10 percent gross tax on wagers. He warns this could shutter big hotels and trigger real estate declines, foreclosures, job losses, and general economic ruin, urging caution to protect state finances and public officials across Nevada.
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Nevada
Public grows dissatisfied over Korea policy
The nation presses Congress to demand action as public anger rises over Korea. Criticism centers on missing “fantastic weapons” and the stalled cease-fire talks. General Ridgway and other officials justify limited offensives while warning of tougher measures should the Reds press on. A broad debate anticipates a pivotal move within weeks.
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Korea
Congress
Truman
Defense Department
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Gen. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Far East
Charles Bohren
Department of State
Sig
Ridgway
van Fleet
Reds
MacArthur
U.N
America
Fortunes of Boyle and Gabrielson in Senate probe
Washington stories tie the fates of Democratic chair William M. Boyle Jr. and Republican chief Guy Gabrielson to a broader Senate inquiry into Washington influence peddling. Taft hints Gabrielson may depart, while Weeks of Boston could replace him, a move linked to Eisenhower supporters. Boyle defends under oath denying a $8000 payment from American Lithofold Corp. and faces questions over past earnings from associates. The episode unfolds amid Truman’s push for ethics legislation and renewed scrutiny of political power and government favor.
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Washington
Senate
William M. Boyle Jr
Guy Gabrielson
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Gabrielson
Taft
Sinclair Weeks
Boston
Weeks
Gen
Eisenhower
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Carthage Hydrocol Co
Hoey
Boyle
American Lithofold Corp
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
John Medellan
Arkansas
Truman
Congress
Litteford Co
Democratic Committee
Max Siskind
Harry S. Truman
Blackstone
Richard Nixon
California
Nixon
REC
White House
Bayle
Just Folks Reflections On Friendship And Humility
A poem by E. A. Guest contemplates keeping honors private and faring with modesty. The speaker rejects public notice of accolades, preferring to remain unpraised while friendship proofs stay hidden. The poem hints at tomorrow's duties and the value of small daily tasks such as shopping with a dollar.
Fire prevention week goals and political influence debate
Long Beach notes describe Fire Prevention Week aims for students with new firefighting methods. The piece also surveys decades of local governance, Nixon’s pursuit of leads through hearings, and calls for professional, politically independent party committees.
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Long Beach
Runaway Circus Train Remembered by a TenYearOld on Steam
A reminiscence of a midnight ride on a circus train engine led by a father as the writer, age ten, recalls a runaway down Swartwood hill with a brakeless steam engine. The tale details the danger, the roar of wheels, and the warm farewell from a father who says it might be the last ride, reflecting on a bygone era of simple thrills.
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Barnum & Bailey
Actie Town
Roach
Swartwoodth
Tim
Swartwood Station
Pop
Floyd Zimmer
Fragmented Religious Quotes and Citations Mix
A collage of biblical verses and quotes from Habakkuk Psalms and Theodore Parker appears, noting sin, penitence, mercy, and prayer. The text blends archaic phrasing with random attributions and punctuation, lacking a single clear narrative or event.
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Theodore Parker
Chest charity plea urges sharing during hard times
A community appeal invites readers to donate to the Chest, urging readers to spare what they can for neighbors in humble homes. It emphasizes every small amount helps and promises gratitude and divine blessing for those who give.
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