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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1963
Page
6
Unconfirmed reports say seven students contested an exhibit of 147 French artworks after a raid by a band of youths shouting Communist slogans. A French Embassy official valued the stolen collection at zero million. Police and troops moved into the autonomous university city after one assailant fled campus grounds.
VA researchers report two agents greatly reduce staph on hospital floors. Plain water, detergent solutions cut germ counts as effectively as disinfectants in a double blind test. A new antibiotic cephalothin shows excellent results treating about 150 VA center patients with staph infections.
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy opened his first courtroom argument urging the Supreme Court to strike down Georgia's county unit voting apparatus as an invidious practice. The session drew Kennedys, First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy watching, and Kennedys legal team contended against Georgia's system while the court took the matter under advisement.
Los Angeles based Boeing Co and North American Aviation Inc announced a joint bid to the federal space agency to study a proposed supersonic transport plane. The two firms said they would respond as a team to the governments request for nine complete studies under the 1953 fiscal year program. The craft is expected to fly 2,000 miles per hour.
Attorney Morris Shechter, of 4621 Greywood Ave, Long Beach, is first to file for one of three Long Beach Unified School District board seats. Filing deadline approached as four candidates enter candidacy for seats held by Dr. Dwight Sigworth, Jerald Jacobs, and Ted Sullivan. Voter registration deadline is February 10.
Readers are urged to save time by using classified section 106 to find apartments and homes quickly. The note promotes the value of time and encourages scanning the classifieds for housing options.
Paris officials announced that President and Mrs. De Gaulle will make an official visit to Greece from May 6 through May 19. The trip will be conducted from the Elysee Palace in Paris.
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