Overseas Investments Safety and National Interests
LA.Cs column by LA Collins Se warns that U S corporate investments abroad in Cuba Japan Turkey and South American nations risk political upheaval and nationalist waves that could jeopardize stocks held by 12 million American shareholders. It argues foreign plants lower domestic costs but may provoke protective actions and shifts in governments if pressures rise.
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Retraction Sought Over Dope Use Report At Long Beach School
Rep Craig Hosmer asked the Senate juvenile delinquency subcommittee Monday to retract a staff report alleging marijuana use by students at a Long Beach junior high. The panel seeks sources for the claim after Long Beach officials provided Dr Victor H Vogel, now aboard the S S Mariposa, who denied the statement in a cable. The subcommittee will review Vogel's denial and restudy its records before issuing a final report.
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Chinese Feat Impossible Everest Claim Questioned
Brig. Gyan Singh challenged the Chinese assertion of reaching Everest's summit last May 25. He cited pitch darkness heavy clouds roaring winds and minus 36 degrees across the Everest range as reasons making the claim doubtful and impossible given the conditions described at the time.
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Priority Only Ships Being Worked in L A Ports
Longshoremen in the Los Angeles Harbor planned to stay idle for a fourth day after no new agreement. Only priority ships carrying perishables and mail were worked as union leaders claimed a lockout by shipowners. PMA officials said most ships would not be worked, with meetings pending in San Francisco to resolve the dispute. Local 13 head George Kavakas said workers planned unemployment claims while awaiting further talks.
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7 Ways to Cut Your Medical Costs
Reader's Digest July issue offers seven tips to reduce medical bills including guidance on annual checkups, income tax deductions, and four other strategies to save on health care costs. The article emphasizes practical steps for readers to lower expenses while maintaining care.
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Hawaiians Greet Ike on Rest Stop in Hawaii
President Eisenhower arrived in Honolulu for a three day rest following a Far East tour that included the Philippines Korea and Formosa. He mingled with about 100000 locals amid leis flowers and cheers and touched on racial harmony. He played golf at Kaneohe Marine Base with his son John and planned quiet leisure before returning to Washington.
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Independent Puninenically Eweeps Sunday at Sixth Stand
A historical Los Angeles County Superior Court decree dated March 27 434 Beach Call adjudicates a matter in case C-10289. The record notes monthly year sums and carrier delivery mail details with an official seal and file numbers.
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Coastal Weather Forecast For Pacific Northwest Coast
Sun and warm conditions expected Wednesday with mostly sunny skies. Temperatures range from 95 to 108 degrees offshore, with light to moderate west winds 10 to 30 mph, minor coastal variability, and patchy clouding near the shore. A stable high pressure system sits 206 miles west of Eureka steering dry air and continued hot conditions from Vancouver Island to the Mexican border.
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Thieves Take 368000 From West Virginia Bureau
Charleston West Virginia state officials reported a historic burglary with an estimated loss of 368000 in cash from the state motor vehicles department. Police and investigators provided the figure while noting some checks were smashed and the exact amount remains under review.
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