Near East Crisis As Marines In Lebanon Spark Debate
LA.C. analyzes the mounting Near East tensions as Marines land in Lebanon at a government request. The column discusses possible outcomes, the rise of Nasser, potential Arab unification, oil nationalization risk, and the impact on American policy and markets. It warns of prolonged unrest and world-war spark danger while criticizing past policies and landlord wealth in the region.
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Tax Ceiling Increase Sought by Los Angeles Teachers
Los Angeles teachers press for a voter election to lift the Los Angeles elementary district tax ceiling to fund salary raises. Representatives argued before the board as a revised schedule proposing 1 percent rises for teachers was reviewed, with prior ceiling hikes last approved in 1957.
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Jobless Rise In Australia Reaches 67144 Seekers
Australia’s unemployment climbed to 67,144 registered job hunters at the end of June, Labor Minister Harold Holt announced. The figure, up about 1,200 from May, accounts for roughly 7 percent of the labor force.
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Weather outlook for Long Beach region and coast
Long Beach coastal area and Interior forecast mostly sunny today and Thursday with low morning fog along beaches. Highs around 78 inland 90 to 100 in valleys, 72 coast, 72 mountain areas. coastal fog and low clouds late night and early morning. winds 20 to 30 mph in some interior afternoons. water temp 63. Tides show morning high 4.1 ft and evening high 6.2 ft.
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Coast Highway Slide Peril Warned In Los Angeles
The city Geological Hazards Committee warned of an imminent earthslide on Pacific Coast Highway that could devastate land and life. Four researchers reported a 4- to 15-foot cliff above the road could collapse at any moment, threatening the reopened bypass and adjacent areas. They urged Mayor Morris Poulson and the council to press state and federal agencies for action within a week.
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Dewey the Artist Colony Dean Dies at 83
Alfred Dewey, longtime Sierra Madre artist and illustrator for Life and Harper’s Weekly, died Monday at Alta Vista Hospital in Altadena at age 83. Widowed, he leaves two daughters and a son. He specialized in portraits and landscapes and contributed to various publications. funeral arrangements and memorials were announced by local communities and organizations.
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Senate approves refugee bill for Hungarian refugees
The Senate passed a bill requested by President Eisenhower to grant permanent status to 42,000 Hungarians who fled after the 1956 revolution. The refugees, previously on parole, will now be eligible for U S citizenship under the measure.
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