04 Feb 1961
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1961
Page
1
L A Collins Sr argues against Kennedy's State of the Union portrayal as misrepresenting U S economic growth unemployment and the need for government controls He compares 1930s and 1950s figures to challenge claims of decline and warns against expanding federal power while defending U S prestige.
President Kennedy selects New York professor Wilhem Cary to chair the Securities and Exchange Commission and former Senator J Allen Frear of Delaware to join the commission. Cary is 50 and replaces Edward Gadsby. Frear and Cary are Democrats. Stanley High, Reader’s Digest editor and Roosevelt speechwriter, dies at 65 in New York City after a long illness.
Hollywood tale reports Arthur O Connell, 52, listed missing after failing to appear for a TV performance. He returned from Washington on Friday and explained the lapse as simple forgetfulness aided by a blind date with Anne Dunlap, widow of a Washington banker.
A fragmentary notice from Pine Avenue Beach in California advertises a monthly rate and a carrier service. The garbled text includes an address, pricing, and an assignment note, but details are incomplete and not fully clear.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local scene near Huntington Beach with mentions of beers and a tavern or shore event. Details are unclear but a coastal setting and social gathering appear central to the snippet.
Weather bulletin reports significantly warmer temperatures Sunday across coastal California. Strong high pressure offshore drives above normal highs and a mild southerly flow. Expect hazy sunshine, light winds, and elevated heat risk in exposed regions along the coast and bays.
Stan Delaplane Pulitzer Prize winning columnist of the San Francisco Chronicle married Susan Dupres Aven of Los Angeles in Mexico City on Thursday. Delaplane, 53, this his second marriage. They had met in Mexico years ago. Mayor Earl L. Gish of Nederland Texas died Friday after an apparent heart attack shortly after boarding a plane at Los Angeles International Airport en route to El Paso.
President John F Kennedy drove through rain and snow in Washington to attend the evening showing of Spartacus at the Werner Theater near the White House. The outing followed his earlier commitments in the capital as a public figure and leader.
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