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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1963
Page
4
Listings detail starting show times at Long Beach theater as 4.45 7.08 6.35 and other schedule notes. A personals line in the classified column invites readers to place ads by calling 72-5949 today.
A Sunday stormblankets southern Europe with snow while Britain and Scandinavia endure icy cold. Ports and railways are disrupted as heavy drifts isolate villages from Portugal to Yugoslavia. In Berlin two wall blasts cause windows to shatter and a policeman to be thrown down. In Turkey a mass funeral is set for Friday crash victims with the death toll at 80 and many injured and critical.
Assistant Secretary of State for African affairs Constantine Williams toured war damaged eastern Algeria, in Batna near the Nemencha Mountains, promising continued American support for reconstruction. In Rome, doctors planned a three day strike to protest paperwork, insurance fees, and set their own minimums for inpatient care.
In San Bernardino California fourteen juveniles were injured at a teenage dance Saturday night at the National Orange Show grounds during a March of Dimes benefit. About 8 000 people filled the hall as fights among groups of 5 to 15 persons lasted about 25 minutes before 50 officers restored order. A 16 year old boy was arrested for fighting with a chain and held at Juvenile Hall on suspicion of battery.
Montreal and other Canadian papers reacted with strong opinions to U S Canadian nuclear defense policy amid strained ties. Vancouver Sun blamed Conservatives, Ottawa Journal contrasted Washington's stance, Gazette called U S intrusion unwarranted, Star faulted Canada’s NATO NORAD commitments, Province urged national conscience, Globe and Mail warned war could still affect Canada, Ottawa Citizen lampooned Diefenbaker, Le Devoir voiced U S anger in French.
The readable text suggests a memorized or astonished response to a note about great power in the United States, but the fragment is incomplete and lacks clear events, entities, or dates.
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