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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1961

Page

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Rockefeller Gains Momentum In National 1964 GOP Race

LA. column notes Gov Rockefeller widens lead with 10 percent New York tax rebate and a broad spending plan. Proposes 40 million public works, 100 million job program, extended health coverage, urban renewal, and anti discrimination measures. Raises question what Nixon and Goldwater will do to respond and stresses party unity.

New York California Hete Mr. Nixon Rockefeller Goldwater Republican Party Kennedy Nixon Washington L.A.C

Industrial College visitors tour Long Beach area plants

Sixteen senior service officers and civilian officials from the Industrial College of the Armed Forces visit Douglas Aircraft in Long Beach and North American plants in Downey and nearby areas. The tour aims to give first hand view of American industries and their role in national security. Rear Adm. G Serpell Patrick leads the group with Col. Charles J. Davis supervising.

Industrial College of the Armed Forces Washington, D. C Long Beach Los Angeles Douglas Aircraft Co North American Aviation, Inc Downey Adm G. Serpell Patrick Industrial College Army Navy Air Force Charles J. Davis

Flu Closes Court In Nottingham It Hits Officials

Nottingham justice halted as the judge five clerks of court the prosecutor and a senior official are bedridden with flu. The disruption centers on the Nottingham court system causing delays and rescheduled proceedings.

Nottingham England

Holdup Girl Faces Youth Court Action

A bronette who admitted wielding a gun in two holdups last Tuesday night was turned over to Juvenile Court after authorities discovered she was 17. Carol May Morris and three alleged accomplices faced two robbery counts each at a preliminary hearing before Municipal Judge Martin DeVries. She claimed 18, admitted involvement in holdups at Guyer’s Delicatessen and Mi-Liquor Store totaling $185. The other defendants Dawn Patricia Armstrong Walter Bradley Dossey and Gerald Frances Hayes are in jail on $10,500 bail each awaiting Superior Court arraignment in January.

Juvenile Court Carol May Morris 14Th St Municipal Martin DeVries Carol Guyer's Delicatessen 10Th St Mi-Liquor E. 4Th St DeVries Dawn Patricia Armstrong Walter Bradley Dossey Gerald Frances Hayes

Job Hunters Swarm on New Frontier Inaugural Week

Washington news records a flood of job seekers as the Eisenhower administration nears its start. Many posts remain unfilled in Defense and State while supporters press Congress for appointments. The capital gears for a week of galas, dinners, parades, and social events as new officials and veteran observers chase access.

Washington Presideney Eisenhower Defense State Departments Frank Sinatra Peter Lawford Clan Kennedys New Frontier Washington Acer

Seaborg Picked As AEC Chief In Kennedy Admin

Nobel laureate Seaborg, UC Berkeley chancellor and Democrat, appointed chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission by President-elect Kennedy. Backed by Rep. Hollfield, he replaces McCone and signals a scientist-led commission with focus on international nuclear controls. Day to be postmaster general. Hagerty praised for fatherhood. Vivian Vance wed John Dodds in Santa Fe.

Glenn T. Seaborg University of California Atomic Energy Commission Kennedy John A. McCone AEC U.S Seaborg Vivian Vance San Francisco John Dodds Santa Fe N.M Friends Hollywood Dodds Ethel Mertz

Salt Water to Drink For 1000 Cities Soon

Director A ML Miller in Washington said America's booming population will force more than 1,000 cities to convert salt and brackish water for drinking within the next 0 years. He called for a far reaching expansion of government research on salinity conversion to meet this predicted need.

A. ML Miller Office of Saline Water Washington America Miller

Roesch at the Huntington Hotel Event Note

An uncertain live note from Roesch at the Huntington Hotel describes a venue event with fragmented phrases and unclear details, mentioning a satyite or satyite like term along with casual remarks about a car and dates in a disjointed OCR excerpt.

Huntington Hotel

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