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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1959

Page

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Take Home Pay Confusion in Steel Worker's Letter

A steel worker objects to the claim of earning over $100 a week take home pay. He explains his actual earnings are $2.91 per hour, $116.40 weekly, with about $19 in mandatory deductions for tax, social security, and disability, plus possible union dues and other withholdings. The piece argues many workers misstate take home pay versus gross pay and employer costs, urging clearer understanding of deductions and responsibilities.

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Democrats Squabble Near Settlement Over 1960 Convention

Los Angeles Democrats foresee a satisfactory resolution to seating disputes at the 1960 convention. A meeting is planned Monday at 4 pm in the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce to report their decision. Key party leaders were absent, with Paul Butler and Paul Ziffren unavailable. A $350,000 offer tied to 5,000 convention tickets was discussed to cover reduced ticket revenue.

Los Angeles UPN Butler Beverly-Wilshire Paul’Ziffren

Senators Ask for President to Release Strike Report

Two Republican senators George Aiken and Jacob Javits urged President Eisenhower to publicly release the personal fact finder’s report on the steel strike now in its sixth week. They framed it as a means to gauge public opinion and avoid invoking stronger emergency powers under the Taft-Hartley Act if the stalemate persists.

Washington Eisenhower George D. Aiken RVI Jacob K. Javits R- NY Senate Stuart Symington DMO Pater James P. Mitchell

Samuel Gould to be UCSB’s First Chancellor

Dr. Samuel B. Gould will be inaugurated as the first chancellor at the University of California at Santa Barbara on September 18, as announced Sunday. The event marks a milestone for the campus and its new leadership role.

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Nixon committee softens inflation drive for growth

A cabinet level panel led by Vice President Nixon released a report focusing on economic growth and full employment as primary goals while deemphasizing price stability and inflation. The panel argues output must rise rapidly to meet rising demand from a growing population, despite concerns about deficits.

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Clark Sells Desert Inn on Las Vegas Strip

New York investor Lawrence A. Wier acquires Desert Inn, a 200 acre Las Vegas property. The deal exceeds 30 million dollars. The hotel will stay managed by former owner Wilbur Clark and associates, under a 20 year lease with options to 2022.

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