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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1963
Page
1
The writer argues government budget reforms mislead the public by redefining budgets as cash and national income measures. The piece contrasts these with traditional operating budgets, highlights changes to the cost of living index, and warns that persistent deficits will reveal itself to individuals and investors alike.
Pope John XXIII, standing in an open window to view a rare Roman snowfall, spoke hoarsely and coughed during a Sunday audience. Vatican sources say he is receiving normal cold treatment and his workload remains unchanged. Also in brief: a Kenyan Indonesian cave rescue survivor and other brief notes from the week.
An unsigned column laments government failures to present honest economic basics. The author accuses officials of misrepresentation and disguising economic realities, urging readers to question current economic narratives and seek clearer understanding.
Senator Barry Goldwater predicts a 1970 revolt among recipients of federal old age Social Security benefits who may seek private plans for the same money. He advocates making participation voluntary and more flexible. Senator Jennings Randolph on the same program expects Congress to boost public works funding to spur the economy.
A fragmented early 20th century notice from Lon Beach California details likely legal or court matters, ad adjudication and monthly rates for delivery. Mentions Lea Anji County and a decree, with carrier information and a single copy price or action. The readable fragments suggest a newspaper notice or legal notice style from October that references a county court and monthly payment terms.
Report notes the British Foreign Office sent a team of electricians and detectives to probe a complaint. Investigators concluded the device was connected to the ambassador’s private detective next door, per Telegraph reporting.
Fragmentary bulletin notes a no cost sale or hearing offer directed at pensioners. It references a contact line and an Ascot leasing center in Long Beach with an unclear address and unclear details about fees or requirements.
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