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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1960
Page
2
Highlights from a Paine Webber report of Jessie Livermore inspired rules for investing and speculating. Key points warn that markets are not wrong but opinions are, avoid overtrading, avoid relying on tips or inside info, and accept that big moves take time.
Fragmentary forecast notes sunny to partly cloudy conditions with warmer tendency today and Tuesday. Mention of variable high clouds, gusty breezes, offshore winds, coastal and valley temp ranges, and local fog risks in Concepcion to Mezican coast area.
Tommy Manville and Christina Ericson announce they are expecting a baby next June. Manville says he's thrilled and confirms medical checks show the pregnancy. the baby would receive a million dollars at birth. He and Christina were married January 11 after meeting in White Plains, Germany native Christina has a two year old daughter.
United Mine Workers of America calls drastic action to avert economic collapse in the coal industry. The union urges outside aid and industry revitalization, with over 100,000 miners idle in major coal states, and presents remedies to a House committee on education and labor.
Informal publication notice dated 1983 1984 from Con Beach California references street addresses Sixth Street Pine Avenues and Los Angeles County Superior Court entries. Includes filing dates months and a price structure for carrier delivery and single copies. No clear news event or person names.
Fragmentary classified item describes a private room option with daily maid service and breakfast included. Mentions a price around $220 and other amenities, but details are incomplete and the listing text is partially garbled.
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