Investments Abroad Drive U.S. Family Ties to Foreign Ventures
The piece argues that over 1200 U.S. corporations and their insurance investors fund foreign operations, growing investments from 20 to 60 billion dollars between 1950 and 1962. It notes 700 of the top 1000 U.S. companies have overseas facilities, 1100 units abroad in 1961, and 25 billion in foreign plant output in 1964, with jobs created and tax/tribal risks. It cautions about seizure risks in Brazil, Cuba, and potential actions by De Gaulle or Britain’s Labour Party, urging awareness of global investment impacts.
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City College Registration Ends Friday at Long Beach
Registration for Long Beach City College spring quarter closes for day students this Friday and for night students today. Day enrollment is closed in Liberal Arts Division while evening registrations run 6 to 9 pm. Late registration for day students takes place in Business and Technology Division room 117. Night students register directly to class sections.
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Independent notice from Long Beach California dated entry
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Downtown Los Angeles wins bid for customs HQ site
The Los Angeles City Council passed Councilman Cassidy’s resolution endorsing a downtown customs headquarters. The plan favors a Seaside Boulevard site in Long Beach harbor or a spot at the Long Beach and San Diego freeways intersection, amid conflicting views from Mayor Yorty and Councilman Gibson. Officials in Washington had previously indicated the harbor area option, while Cassidy backed downtown placement.
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Berber Chieftain Krim Dies in Exile
Abd el Krim, famed Berber leader who led the Riff revolt and terrorized Spanish and French forces, died in exile in Cairo. Once poised to visit Morocco after 26 years, he remained influential over 400,000 tribesmen and opposed imperialism. His early 1920s campaigns culminated in defeat by French and Spanish forces, triggering exile after 1926.
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Estate of Joha Farrow Leaves All to Widow Maureen O’Sullivan
The late director Joha Farrow left his entire estate to his widow actress Maureen O’Sullivan under a will filed for probate in Los Angeles. The estate value is listed as in excess of $10,000. Judy Garland is negotiating a marital settlement with producer Sidbolt, which has collapsed, and Garland's divorce case is set for trial in Las Vegas on February 25.
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Funny Way to Run Bank Heist Ends With Empty Ledger
A man entered the Amalga mated Bank and handed teller Frances Slattery a note demanding money. She replied they had none, and the would-be robber showed surprise before the incident concluded.
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Tshombe Reported on Trip to Angola
Salisbury report says Moise Tshombe of Katanga flew to a town near the Congo border in Portuguese Angola after telling reporters he was going to the Rhodesian Federation for medical treatment. The South African Press Association cited a reliable source for the trip details.
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