Two Los Angeles Papers to Discontinue Publication
Los Angeles headlines report the Hearst Examiner and the Mirror may end or reduce publication. The proposed changes come as a trend toward fewer papers in a city of six million, with circulation figures cited for Examiner Times Herald Express and others.
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LOS Angelim
Hearst
Examiner
Familly
William Randolph Hearst
Mirror
Chandlers
Los Angeles
Tia Sumday
Times
Herald Express
Major
Los Angeles County
Lhe
Metropolitan Arcs
Christian Science Monling
Boston
Wall Street Journal
New York
New York Times
Land tax eyed to spur city progress and reform
Tax expert Young outlines a plan to adopt a land tax, easing building costs and boosting redevelopment. He cites Erie progress as a model and notes state law allows land tax in cities while counties and schools would keep current levy structures. Classes will announce start dates for public sessions.
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Graded Tax’ League
Young
Erie
Thourgeald
Erie Tardic Chamber of Commerce
Priest Builder Bridges Faith and Tech on Ponape Island
The Rev. Hugh P Costigan Jr a Jesuit missionary and builder visits Ponape in the Caroline Islands to view a 250 acre project he helped seed a decade and a half ago. He uses construction technique insight and agricultural texts to empower locals while spreading pre natal care sewing methods and practical tools to improve daily life. He emphasizes patient persuasion over force urging that people must see how new ideas work before adopting them.
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New York
Hugh P. Costigan
Tmes
Ponape
Caroline Islands
South Pacific
Father Costigan
Island Credit Union
City Council Delivers Twist Ban At Tampa Rec Centers
Tampa city council fails to overturn a recreation department ban on the twist at city centers after a 4 to 3 vote. Councilman Bill Myers, 45, demonstrated the dance to argue against the restriction, while colleagues Fletcher Stribling and Sam Mirabella participated in later footage.
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Tampa, Fla
Tampa
Bill Myers
Recreation Department
Myers
Charleston
Council
Fletcher Stribling
Sam Mirabella
Sylvia Roque
Kennedy to Return to Washington for State of the Union
President Kennedy plans to return to Washington for Sunday talks with General Luches D. Clay and CIA chief John McCone amid Berlin policy differences. He is to meet congressional leaders Monday to shore up support for his programs as Joseph Kennedy recovers after a stroke and Mrs Kennedy stays in Palm Beach with Caroline and John Jr. until midweek.
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Washington
Rresiacat
Kennedy
House
Itad
Wayde and Means Committee
Kenedy
Abraham A. Eta
Marth
Commie
Wit
Hedstone
Te Cee
Nulttee
Saile
Luchis D. Clay
Berlin
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Clay
West Berlin
Falm Beach
Joseph P. Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
White House
Jamestown Plant Union Reach Four Year Contract
A four year accord was announced between the Jamestown Malleable Iron Division of Blackstone Corp and an unaffiliated plant union led by Fred Thompson. The settlement includes general wage increases and an improved hospitalization plan though the exact raise amount was not disclosed. The local had left the United Steelworkers in 1968 when the plant reopened after a year shutdown.
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Jamestown
Blackstone Corp
Norman Johnson
Fred Thompson
United Steelworkers of America
Afl-Cio
Titusville Aims Ordinance At Junk Yards
City Council approves a draft ordinance to regulate junk yards in Titusville. The proposal requires licensing for buyers sellers or storers of junk and sets rules on height and piling of junk including vehicles and scrap. Mayor Sonne urges added regulation to curb junk buildup.
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Titusville
Sttusville
M. Sonne
Buckeyes Seize Rice Award
NEW YORK AP Buckeyes win the Grantland Rice football award as Big Ten champion. Look Magazine selected the winner after balloting by the Football Writers Association of America. Texas and Alabama tied for second with strong 1961 season records.
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Buckeyes
New York
Look
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