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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1960

Page

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Irresponsibility in Price Fixing by Electrical Makers

LIA.C. argues that twenty electrical product manufacturers guilty of price fixing damaged free enterprise and ethics. The government alleges antitrust violations, with agreements to fix prices and parcel out territories. The piece criticizes executives and labor leaders, warns of harm to consumers, and discusses potential regulatory reform.

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Judge Declares Joanne Dru and Neighbor Just Friends

A Los Angeles judge ruled that Joanne Dru and neighbor George B. Pierase are simply friends and lovers as charged, while noting no irregularity in the divorce case involving Pierase and his estranged wife. The ruling came during Pierase’s divorce trial as he seeks custody of five children amid testimony of close family interactions at the Pierase home.

LOS Anget Spi Joane Dru Prinesscian George B. Pierase Plex Gost Pfaff Pierose Basgan William Palmer Lucas Oakland Tie University of California

Unsigned Historical Notice From Angsies County

Fragmentary OCR text records a decree and delivery order from Angsies County with garbled names and dates. It mentions a court, a delivery figure, and an archival reference numbers, but readable details are minimal and uncertain. The fragment suggests an official notice or court record from a historical period.

Kennedy Choice Praised by Police Chief and Others

Los Angeles Police Chief William T. Thirker praised Robert F. Kennedy’s appointment as attorney general. FBI director J. Edgar Hoover also voiced approval, pledging cooperation to ensure a successful Kennedy administration despite concerns raised by some officials. Several other items include a marriage involving Adam Clayton Powell and Ivette Dingo in Puerto Rico, and various political notices.

Los Angeles Willian T. Thirker Robert F. Kennedy Parker Robert Senate Bam Reneral Lanieh Washington J. Edgar Hoover Oral Bureau of Investion Fridge Robert Kennedy FBI Adam Clayton Pawel Secretar Ivette Dingo San Juan Puerto Rico Edwin Cortes Condada Beach Powell Hazel Scott Tulsa Oklo U.S Robert S. Rizley Kennedy Rizley Oklahoma

Hoover, UIST Accept Bids to Inaugural Parade

Former Presidents Truman and Hoover accepted Kennedy's invitation to ride in the inaugural parade. Edward H. Foley says they will attend, with Truman to be accompanied by his wife, and seating along the route increased to 60,000. Committee budget for inauguration stands at about 360,000.

Washington Edward H. Foley Kennedy Trumatt Foley

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