You Auto Buy Now Drive Opens Today in Long Beach
The campaign led by the Long Beach Motor Car Dealers Assn. aims to revive a bleak economy by boosting auto sales. Spokesmen say buying cars supports employment, with 3,800 new and 3,500 used cars sold during a prior week, vs 2,565 the week before. The drive runs Thursday through May 4, citing down prices and improved trade-in values to spur confidence. Gov Knight endorses the effort, noting high bank deposits and the multiplier effect of auto purchases on related industries.
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Motor Car Dealers Assn
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Fred Lanier
Long Beach
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Goodwin J
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Meyner Married Life Mentioned In Airport Reunion
New Jersey Governor Robert B. Meyner and his wife boarded a plane to Europe when the pilot greeted Mrs. Meyner with a kiss. She introduced Captain George C. Duvall of Chicago, an old flame, explaining he used to take her out before she married Meyner years ago.
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Two L A police officers convicted by jury
Los Angeles officers Denver O. Eggleston and Thomas B. Catlin, both 33, were found guilty of attempted extortion petty theft and second degree burglary in a Hollywood case involving designer Maurice Bailey. The jurors returned the verdict after nearly three days of deliberation with notes on alleged blackmail and investigation aims.
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Thomas B. Catlin
Hollywood
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House OKs School Aid Bill Segregation Rider Rejected
Washington reports the House approved the school aid measure while rejecting a segregation rider. The plan would fund federal aid to schools through 1961, extending existing programs and outlining funding for federal workers’ children. A conference with the Senate is expected as debates continue.
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Nasser backs Khrushchev on end to nuclear tests
United Arab Republic leader Nasser wrote Nikita Khrushchev expressing UAR support for the Soviet call to stop nuclear testing, in a Tass report dated Wednesday night. The note highlights Cold War diplomacy as both powers seek a halt to tests amid mounting tensions.
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How Should We Pray in May Reader's Digest
The Very Rev James A Pike says prayer is more than an SOS and daily life gains new meaning when living out moments under God for God and with God. May issue features 32 uplifting articles to nourish the spirit and emotions. Get your copy at newsstands today.
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James A. Pike
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