Senate approves $3 billion foreign aid bill to end adjournments
The Senate passed a $3 billion compromise foreign aid package paving the way for adjournment. The chamber, voting 56 to 14 on money items, limited debate and sent the bill to President Johnson. Provisions restrict Export-Import Bank funding to Communist nations and limit non American workers on aid projects abroad.
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Norco Businesses Rise in Dun and Bradstreet Book
Norco listing jumps 10.2 percent in the past year per the Dun and Bradstreet Reference Book. James L. Gravlee, regional manager, says the book covers 54 businesses and notes Riverside County up 6.1 and Corona up 4. Corona lists 285 businesses while Riverside County totals 4 319. He adds the book omits many service and professional firms, so total area figures are higher.
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Bethe to Lecture on Stability and Disarmament at UCR
Dr. Hans Bethe a key figure in America's atomic bomb development will lecture at the University of California Riverside on January 6. The talk titled Strategic Stability and Disarmament will begin at 8 15 p m in University Theatre Humanities Building. Admission is free and the event is sponsored by the UCR Committee for Arts and Lectures.
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Fire damages large degreaser tank in workroom blaze
Flames shot from a vent in a large degreaser tank roughly the size of two cars. Firemen arrived to find the tank emitting visible fire and heat buckling its sides. Ash coated surfaces and a thick black layer spread over the workroom floor.
Five Years of Castro Rule Remains a Curiously Enduring Fact
The piece notes Fidel Castro's five-year hold on Cuba, aided by Soviet support including arms, food, and machinery. Khrushchev’s backing helped Cuba weather crises and gain hard currency, while critics at home and abroad question the regime’s legitimacy and Castro’s shift toward Beijing.
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Daily Independent Corona December 30 1963 News Briefs
The Corona newspaper delivers local notices and brief items from December 30 1963. Key figures and events are mentioned with concise summaries and community updates.
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Your Birthday and Horoscope for December 30
Zodiac forecasts mark a mixed day with Capricorn urged to seize helpful chances and Aquarius urged to pursue unexpected opportunities. Pisces should start a new enterprise, Taurus benefits from clear, fair dealings, and Gemini may find a profit window.
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City Seeks General Building Inspector
Corona’s Building Department seeks a general building inspector. Applicants must have a high school education or equivalent and four years of building construction experience in combined trades including building plumbing and electrical work. Salary ranges from 481 to 586 dollars per month.
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Fire destroys plastics plant Christmas stock
About 300000 ping pong balls burned when a plastics factory in Lyons suffered a major fire Monday. The blaze destroyed the plant and its Christmas inventory, prompting officials to investigate the cause and assess damages.
City consumer prices hit new high in November
Los Angeles prices rose 0.2 percent in November as the all items index reached 109.3 on the 1957 59 base. The gain was 2.1 percent higher than November 1962 with housing costs driving the rise due to higher rents and mortgage interest.
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