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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1960
Page
2
In San Luis, 500 miles west of Buenos Aires, a bloodless coup failed as rebels fled after army orders to surrender. Gen Mauricio Gomez of the Andes Army was arrested as President Frondizi prepared to depart for Europe on a combined business tour.
Los Angeles report from governor Brown housing conference says less than 15 percent of FHA homes in 1958 were bought by families under $5,000 annual income, while 57 percent of California families earn that amount or less. Three main issues cited: migrant workers housing, open housing for minorities, and elderly housing. Persistent discrimination via private associations noted as masking restrictive covenants.
The Navy disclosed it began an investigation into damage aboard the nuclear powered submarine Nautilus at the Portsmouth Navy Yard. A cryptic statement said an enlisted man on Nautilus may be implicated in an incident June 8 involving a shipyard fire hose used to test the ship's evaporators. No damage occurred to the ship and authorities are investigating.
Mine expert Farrar Field, 76, of Duluth, longtime consulting mining engineer and member of the Atomic Energy Commission advisory committee on raw materials, died Monday after a long illness. He was internationally known for his work in mining and industrial applications. He had served as an advisor and contributed to major projects in the field.
Long Beach Public Library appoints Blanche Collins as librarian, the first new head in a decade, replacing Edwin Castagna who resigns to head the Enich Pratt Free Public Library in Baltimore. Collins, a 35-year staffer, notes community interest and the library’s growing role amid new building proposals.
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that union strike benefits such as food vouchers and room rent are exempt from federal income tax. The decision upheld a jury verdict that $565.54 in benefits drawn by a Kohler Company striker in 1954 were not taxable. Other rulings covered a taxed Cadillac gift to a Dayton businessman and the Trinity Church real estate company executives. The court also dismissed New Jersey housing discrimination challenges and sent back a fraud case involving George B. Parr for further review.
Earth tremors continued in southern Chile on Monday with the strongest shaking centered in Valdivia Province. Thousands fled as weeks of quakes, tidal threats, and flood fears persist, though no damage was reported yet.
Long Beach notice advertising remedies for shoulder and leg pains. Claims to normalize body systems through a distinctive treatment that relieves joint congestion, relaxes muscles, eases nerves, and improves sleep. Provides contact details for appointments.
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