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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1959
Page
2
LAC compares March 1958 GDP up 8.6 percent with a 1 percent rise in living costs. Industry cut costs, reducing layoffs to avoid bankruptcy, while government expanded payrolls. He argues government deficits and higher taxes threaten employment. business efficiency favors full employment.
San Francisco attorney general Stanley Mosk said pardons for Max J Ossio and Arthur L. Meyer, former San Diego butcher union officials, were valid. The men, convicted in 1956 for conspiring to assault, had been barred from union office for 10 years as a probation condition. Mosk rejected claims the pardons violated filing requirements and emphasized the pardoning power.
Public notice from a Long Beach newspaper with delivery pricing and archival details appears, referencing printing origin at Sixth Street and Pine Avenue and court adjudication in Los Angeles County with dates in 1941. The fragmentary text lists dates, pricing, and filing notes, but lacks coherent event specifics beyond the publication's establishment and archival identifiers.
United States Senate debate centers on restoring a 225 million dollar foreign loan fund cut by the House Appropriations Committee. Senator Kuchel argues the fund is essential to counter Soviet influence and aid development, citing Afghanistan, Egypt, Syria, Yemen, and Nepal as examples. A floor speech presses restoration to 225 million dollars to support long term, repayable loans outside the Communist orbit.
A grocer's shelf test finds one dressing that differs from 47 brands. Girard's Original French Dressing is sugar free and praised for a light bright blend of flavors. The ad urges you to taste the difference and serve it again.
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