Keep It Up The Grass Roots Mail Response
The piece urges readers to write Congress members and state officials to oppose inflation and wasteful spending. It cites heavy mail from districts, cites a New Orleans protest, and emphasizes personal stakes like savings pensions and social security. Readers are invited to send hand written letters to Hosmer Kuchel Enge Grant Kenrick, stressing timely action before adjournment.
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Hosmer
New Orleans
United States
Congressman Hosmer
House
Thomas Kuchel
Clair Enge
Senate
Washington, D. C
Institute of Life Insurance
Napoleon Bust Stolen Then Buried in Meadow
Thieves stole a Napoleon bust from an Appi villa and left it heavy to carry. Police found the bust in a meadow several hundred yards away. Independent publishes notices from Long Beach and Superior Court decree details appear in the text.
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UPI
Napoleon
Rel Fardea
Appi
Ai Meadow
Pite Ave
Lerg Beach
Long Beach
Superior Court
Los Angees County
U S Charges Price Fixing to Tire Firms
The Federal Trade Commission filed a complaint accusing fifteen manufacturers and two trade associations in the rubber tire industry of conspiring to fix tire and tube prices. The actions cover about two billion dollars in annual sales and include bid pricing for government contracts. Named firms include U S Rubber of New York City Goodyear Firestone and Goodrich of Akron.
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Federal Trade Commission
FIC
U. S. Rubber
New York City
Goodyear, Fire’ ,Stone and Goodrich
Akron
Oversize Truck Destroys Reseda Freeway Overpass Framework
A truck 3 inches taller than the 13 feet 6 inch framework on Burbank Boulevard in Reseda toppled the overpass scaffold as workmen prepared to pour cement. Anthony Esperanza, 35, of Lakewood, drove the vehicle. The accident delays freeway work by at least a month.
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Reseda
CNS
Dave Dankel
Anthony Esperanza
Charlwood St
Lakewood
Burbank Blvd
Reseda Blvd
Etiwanda Ave
Esperanza
Lady Chatterley Ban Sparked by U S Mail Ruling
Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield ruled that no unexpurgated edition of Lady Chatterleys Lover may be mailed in the United States. He said the work is obscene and filthy, reflecting community standards. The Customs Service also bans imports of the unexpurgated version. Grove Press had sought mail distribution.
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Post
Arthur E. Summerfield
U. S
Lady Chatterley
D. H. Lawrence
Summerfield
Italy
U. S. Customs Service
Grove Press Inc
New York City
Girl Loses Ear in Witch Raid in Manila
In Santa Maria Manila a gunmen group broke into the home of Jose Nicolas and pistol whipped him and his wife. They cut off the right ear of Maria Nicolas a 15 year old girl believed to be accused of witchcraft. Four suspects were arrested.
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