Khrushchev Ridicules Captive Nations Claim on Moscow Cruise
The piece notes Khrushchev satirically cites Captive Nations Week during Nixon's Moscow visit, contrasting Soviet control with Western independence moves. It catalogs the vast populations under Communist rule in 1939 and 1958 and lists nations the Kremlin claims as guided, not enslaved, while criticizing missing elections and self-determination.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Tet
Inck
India
Philippines
Sudan
Tunisia
Morocco
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Albania
Bulgaria
China
North Korea
Tibet
North Vietnam
U. S
House to you stationery boost for congressmen
Rep. Sam Friedel of Missouri wins bipartisan support for a $400 yearly stationery upgrade for every House member. The move lifts the paper allowance well above the former $1,200, plus ongoing fringe benefits like tax deductions, free postage, travel pay, and long distance calling quotas. This increases overall compensation and resources available to lawmakers.
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Sam Friedel
Missouri
House of Representatives
Diagonal Scramble Traffic Plan Comes to Long Beach
Long Beach eyes a shift from the current scramble intersection system to a synchronized lowway signal in three years as Shoemaker Bridge and Broadway traffic grow. Pedestrians enjoy diagonal crossing, while motorists benefit from unhindered turns. The change aims to curb future congestion from the Long Beach Freeway as cross-town traffic intensifies.
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Scramble
Shoemaker Bridge
Broadway
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6Th
7Th Sts
Long Beach
Labor strife cited as metal trouble in steel town
Fragmentary OCR notes describe tensions in a steel town with threats of a strike over pay. The text hints at labor disputes and take-home pay concerns affecting workers and management.
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Uin
Prominent Clergyman Speaker Opposed to Yacht Anchorage
Dr. Daniel A. Poling, famed Christian Herald editor and guest speaker at First Presbyterian Church, shared the podium with his pastor brother Dr. Charles S. Poling. City harbormaster Gounchiman Barton, chair of the harbor committee, publicly opposed any yacht entry along the Long Beach coast amid anchorage rumors.
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United States
The
Christian Herald
First Presbyterian Churely
Charles 5. Poling
Long Beach
J. Barton
Council Harbor Committee
Nixon in Poland Precarious Diplomacy Amid Campaign Visit
Washington reports note Vice President Nixon plans a high profile trip to Poland, the most delicate arena in American diplomacy. The State Department declines responsibility for the visit while Khrushchev’s regime eye the move as a potential East-West leverage. Nixon aims to project strength but cannot settle East-West tensions. The Polish link remains a potent political force in American voting blocs.
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Richard Nixon
Poland
John Foster Dulles
Nixon
United States
East Germany
Hungury
Gomulka
Soviet Union
Hungary
State Department
Christian Herter
Geneva
Chicago
Warsaw
Detroit
Buffalo
Russia
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
United States Senate
Kath Ara
Sponge Leg Covers Deformity
Realistic rubber plastic sponge leg buildups, molded to patient calves, offer correction for deformities. They can be worn with elastic stockings or under a zippered leg cover with sheer hosiery, aiding appearance and support.
Freeway expansion swells into Los Angeles County
Letter writer laments a proposed 1032 miles of freeways in Los Angeles County over two decades costing 3.1 billion dollars. He argues the project would urbanize and overwhelm Orange Riverside and San Bernardino counties, calling it a false god and comparing it to a horror movie concept of a flesh and blood freeway that consumes all in its path.
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Shrinking Federal Aid Cited by Fr. Callaghan
Editor notes that 1956 Treasury figures show the federal government took 75.1 billion from states but returned only 5.15 million in bridges roads pensions about 6.85 percent. He argues federal debt is five times state and local debts and new aid requests reduce state funds. Fr. E Callaghan at 712 East 7th St comments.
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Treasury
Miss Universe pageant labeled political farce
Readers accuse the Miss Universe contest of politics and commercialism. J A Gilmont of San Pedro and Russell C Swihart of Los Angeles criticize judges and payoffs, arguing beauty contests compare only within cultures and that results reflect publicity needs.
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Hiroshima-Nagasaki
Russell C. Swihart
National Blvd
Los Angeles
Moscow power plays outsize world rivals in talk
Reader Thomas Brue compares Khrushchev to wrestler Red Berry, noting bold boasts of pulverizing foes. He argues a Higher power can humble Khrushchev like kindling, reflecting on global tensions evident from Nixon and Khrushchev images in Moscow.
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Khrushchev
Moscow
Red Berry
Hitler
Khnushchev
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