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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1961
Page
1
L A Collins lauds President Eisenhower for eight years of peace and prosperity. He praises Ike's integrity, leadership in Korea and during the Cold War, and predicts a strong legacy as he leaves the White House. Mrs Eisenhower is commended for her grace and presence.
Charles Vincent Hill, a 14th Street resident of Los Angeles, pleaded guilty to 14 traffic and parking warrants on Tuesday. He still faces trial on four other charges including battery and petty theft. Hill was arrested after a beating incident at Anaheim Street and Pine Avenue, with details tying him to a 28-year-old wife and prior incidents such as breaking a window and stealing two dresses. Bail was set at 1050 dollars for the remaining counts.
A fragmented record from Los Angeles County Superior Court details a 1941 or 1943 case with delivery charges and a docket number C-10280. The text lists locations, dates, and quantities, including a postal like entry, suggesting a civil or administrative filing and carrier charges.
President elect Kennedy returned to Washington to finalize inaugural plans as a Senate committee released a staff report urging a fresh look at curbs on trade with China in light of foreign policy considerations. Kennedy authorized release but did not endorse the recommendations.
A United Nations study reports that about one in five Pakistani infants die before reaching their first birthday, highlighting severe child mortality in the country and prompting calls for urgent health interventions.
Marty Maher 84 longtime friend of West Point graduates Ike MacArthur and Bradley died at West Point Army Hospital after a long circulatory illness that led to amputations. Also noted are Archbishop Canterbury succession speculation on Stopford, Cleopatra insurance woes, Michael Rockefeller arrest, Maj Gen Bradley death, Dr Blossom recovery, and Rickover honored for atomic energy work.
A UPI report says authorities found skeletons and flint tools in caves on Australia s western Nullabor Plain. The bones are believed to date about 9 000 years and may relate to Chinese who arrived over the weekend from Cuba with suspicious visas. Detention quarters held the group, with officials noting a demigration investigation.
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