United Nations Congo Crisis Drives U S Financial Burden
A press release from the United Nations warns that the United States may bear most of the Congo operation costs to prevent UN bankruptcy. It notes Russia and France also refuse payments, risking a weaker world body without broader member support.
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Weather and industry notes from Long Beach area news
Mixed forecast details including mainly sunny mountain areas and coastal winds with a Pacific Ocean weather system moving slowly inland. Detroit area GM plant output for March shows 220,901 passenger cars and 34,922 trucks. ad notices and newspaper masthead with pricing and publication details for Long Beach daily.
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Priest in Seclusion After Slaying Church Burglar
A Roman Catholic priest Msgr DeLisle Lemieux went into seclusion in Denver after shooting and killing Richard E Sanders 32 a former convict who was caught burglary in a church dining room The priest fired when the pair ignored warnings and Sanders died from the wound Police sought a second suspect who escaped in a 1948 model car.
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Assembly Bills Move Across California Legislation
The Day in Sacramento outlines several Assembly and Senate bills advancing. Topics include agricultural marketing orders, welfare and county reporting, insurance advertising restrictions, nursing permits, and deer hunting regulations. Names cited include OConnell San Francisco, Rumford D, and Williamson. Multiple AB and SB measures cover expenditures, taxation, and public welfare oversight.
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Bill to give California schools broader book choices
Sacramento reports Assembly Ways and Means Committee advanced a bill by Assemblyman Gordon H. Winton to substitute a multi option adoption system allowing school districts to select state curriculum books. The measure, backed by the Citizens Advisory Commission on Education, faces cost questions and opposition from educators and the Department of Education.
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Private road sign in London bans heavy vehicles hawkers and funerals
A sign on Palace Road in southwest London reads Private road No heavy vehicles No hawkers No funerals, signaling local restrictions. The brief notice reflects city rules impacting traffic and street use.
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San Pedro Woman Charged in Charity Fraud Case
Madeline Pesce, 26, of 240 W. 30th St, San Pedro, charged with grand theft and perjury for fraudulently obtaining 2058 from the county Aid to Needy Children program. Investigators say she signed two sworn statements claiming support for two children without aid. Bail set at 2125. Other women charged previously include Maria Aguilar and Margaret Sweeney.
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Margaret Sweeney
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Long, Beach
Huntington Hotel Long Beach Ad Offers Private Baths
Advertisement for Huntington Hotel at 1 E Ocean Blvd Long Beach promoting private bath rooms with meals included and complete hotel service. Weekly rate 30 dollars with 16 percent discount on meals and dry cleaning. Phone HE 42st.
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