19 Jun 1962
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
1
LAC reports on Yale University speech where the President defends deficits and a higher debt limit to 308 billion. He advocates income tax cuts to spur growth, while critics like Wall Street Journal warn such cuts may worsen deficits and inflation. The piece urges cautious policies and notes depreciation relief could boost investment.
Gen Lucius D. Clay received the Brotherhood Award from the National Conference of Christians and Jews for distinguished service in human relations. The Waldorf Astoria dinner honoring him drew industrial, professional and civic leaders, with tickets at 100 dollars per plate.
Fragmentary item notes someone resuming duties as board chairman and references Continental Can Co. The garbled text mentions Long Beach and a court order, with scattered dates and places, but the core fact is a return to duties as board chair.
Rome was without newspapers Monday night as a two day strike by printers and non editorial staff began. Unions push for a new contract with an 18 percent wage increase. Current linotype operators earn about 70 000 Hire ($112) monthly.
Los Angeles County may grant easements to the Metropolitan Transit Authority for rapid transit over county streets. County counsel says MTA can condemn for transit, but cannot require county property without consent. If easements are granted, conditions must align with the MTA Act of 1957 and protect public interest. MTA operations may continue, but county consent is needed to extend facilities on county highways or build new systems like subways or elevated lines.
Studio sues Dean Martin for 3 339 000 over Something's Got to Give and seeks 500 000 from Marilyn Monroe for breach of contract. It alleges an oral contract and that Martin refused to approve an eligible replacement for Monroe.
Poor circulation pains and numbness described in a puzzling, garbled notice. Claims to relieve muscle aches and nerve congestion with a “different application of trestrent” and offer for an appointment at DC Offkes 1501 E.
A report notes no early release for Mrs Zvin skaya amid debates on Pasternak book sales abroad. Franklin Delano Roosevelt III wed Grace Ramsey Goodyear of New Canaan at Smith College in a ceremony. Paul Knaver, 67, founder of the pro Nazi German American Citizens Alliance, died in Milwaukee after previously being deported as an enemy alien and later regaining entry to the United States in 1937.
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