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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1962
Page
1
LAC argues city should sell 95 beach lots from 50th to 55th Place on Ocean Boulevard to fund projects and relieve taxpayers. Proponents say sale funds, lowers taxes, and avoids buying 31 remaining lots, though some residents fear loss of beach view. A million plus could be raised and assessed value boosted, aiding overall city finances.
In West Clandon Enghiad a cake baking contest drew few entries so Richard Riches aged 67 stayed home to bake the first cake and won. Local paper details appear crowded with ad-like lines and garbled routing notes.
Pensioners may receive new eyeglasses at no cost. A local optical service advertises free eye examinations and glasses for qualifying seniors. Contact Dr Milton Glinberg at Pine Avenue Hensel Building for more details and eligibility.
A reader praises Alfred’s for elegant service and plating, claiming the dining room offers a special feel and each visit exceeds expectations. The note hints at a refined experience and invites readers to call GA 3-2168 to reserve during the week.
President Kennedy’s television appearance and live Atlantic telecast to 16 nations, including Yugoslavia, highlighted a broad exchange of live coverage. He warned of possible further declines in popularity while signaling hope for reelection and discussed tax-cut timing, Khrushchev, and European NATO confidence.
Veteran actor Victor Moore, famed for his elf like smile and the role of Vice President Throttlebottom in Of Thee I Sing, died at the Perry Williams Convalescent Home in East Islip, New Jersey. He had heart trouble and a long film career dating from 1916. He is survived by his widow Shirley.
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