21 Dec 1962
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1962
Page
1
A European voiced warning against persistent deficits, arguing tax cuts with higher spending would harm long term value and threaten prosperity. The piece notes defense and foreign aid costs, historic debt trends, and warns of inflation and bankruptcy if deficits persist.
Illinois parole officials and the Salvation Army plan two Christmas presents for 68 year old William Russell Pethick, freed after 47 years in prison for a 1915 knife slaying. Convicted at Joliet, he transfers to Stateville, taught in Sunday school, and eyes becoming a minister while visiting his parents’ graves.
California motorists were reassured that crankcase emission control devices do not raise maintenance costs. The Los Angeles County APCD notes 2,300 county vehicles and 36 million miles of service with the closed system show no adverse effects. Board Chairman Warren M. Doral says the system reduces smog and is a model for state air rules. The district reports are based on county mechanical, road, and flood control data.
A columnist cites two contrasting views on fiscal policy. The President and advisers push for tax cuts without reducing spending while Senator Byrd and Congressman Mills argue for balancing income and expenditures. The piece comments on differing perspectives without a decisive conclusion.
A Providence resident remained in a coma and on the danger list at a local hospital after suffering a series of sight shocks on Wednesday. The condition was complicated by a pulmonary infection, doctors reported.
Edward A. Cudahy, grandson of a former Cudahy Packing Co. executive, was named president in a notable family succession reflecting the packing industry’s legacy.
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