Italians' Social Security Compared With U S Free Services
An Italian government example contrasts socialist benefits with U S systems. It notes pensions, healthcare, family allowances, and housing in Italy, funded by payroll taxes, and argues Americans prefer individual choice and higher take home pay. The piece cites higher payroll costs and political strain on Italy's government, warning against universal social security without wage tradeoffs.
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Riverside school lunch poisoning sickens 400 students
A Riverside district meal incident left about 400 children ill after lunch. Seventy pupils reportedly remained in hospital care while several schools were affected. Authorities and health officials investigate the cause, with the central kitchen under scrutiny and a state health inquiry pending.
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Hearings on Tax Cut Open Feb 6 in Kennedy Plan
Washington hear ings on President Kennedy s multibillion dollar tax cut proposals will begin February 6 with Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon opening the administration case for a total of about 13.5 billion dollars annually. Secretary Hodges and Secretary Wirtz will follow. The hearings will recess until February 18 to allow business labor and other interests to study the proposals. The administration plans first stage cuts to apply to income received on or after July 1, 1963.
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Hugh Gibbs Wins Naval Hospital Job
Long Beach architect Hugh Gibbs won a General Services Administration contract to draw plans for the Long Beach Naval Hospital. The target completion date for the new 350 bed facility is September 1, 1965, with possible expansion of 150 beds. Construction may start March 1, 1964, and plans should be finished by December 15.
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Hugh Gibbs
Long Beach
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Truman Ok After Surgery Returns Home In Stable Condition
Former President Harry S. Truman underwent a two hour hernia repair in Kansas City. Doctors said the operation was routine with no complications and the 87 year old is in satisfactory condition awaiting a week more hospital recovery.
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Kennedy plan seeks 6 billion for education reform
Washington sources say the Kennedy administration proposes a five year education program totaling more than 6 billion dollars. The budget to Congress outlines broad content with staged spending, showing an eventual potential authorization to commit up to 1.215 billion next year as planning and construction proceed.
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Independent daily classifieds notice amid city listings
A fragmented classified text references Pine Avenue and Court actions in a Law County setting. It mentions a decree and entries possibly tied to a public sale or legal proceeding. Names and precise actions are obscured by OCR errors, but the fragment indicates official notices and contact listing for further details.
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Bardot seeks divorce from Charrier in Paris court
Brigitte Bardot's attorney asked a Paris court to grant a formal divorce from Jacques Charrier. The pair separated in 1960 while Bardot remained with guitarist Sammy Frey. Bardot has been hospitalized in London since before Christmas, with reports describing her ailment as serious.
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Wedding announced for Frankie Avalon and Kay Diebel in North Hollywood
A Brazilian publisher said former President Danio Quadros has agreed to translate into Portuguese a biography of his boyhood hero Abrahamy Bincols.
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Kay Diebel
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Detectors Spark in Paternity Case Amid Legal War
Attorneys clash over a proposed lie detector test to solve a paternity suit involving a 22 year old beauty and Arthur J. Cowley. Cowley calls the move grandstanding while promising to expose perjury if needed.
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Los Angeles
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