25 Jun 1959
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1959
Page
1
LAC argues a looming eight week steel strike would devastate the economy. It details wage losses for 500000 workers, reduced coal and ore mining, railroad revenue drops, auto production cuts, and widespread job and tax impacts. The piece urges a negotiated settlement before the deadline to avert an economic catastrophe.
Washington DP The Senate approved a budget bill exceeding the President’s request by 383 million for Health Education and Welfare and other agencies. With 83 votes to 10, the measure funds NIH research and hospital construction, plus Labor and other programs, totaling 4 056 746 581 dollars for fiscal 1960 starting July 1.
House Democrats rejected President Eisenhower's proposal to remove interest ceilings on government bonds. The decision was made at a secret caucus of Ways and Means Democrats led by Speaker Sam Rayburn and John W. McCormack. Treasury Secretary Robert Anderson advocated the plan and met with the committee, with further talks planned.
OCR text fragments show hotel beach reference and scattered words. The readable items include place names like Lye on the Beach and Huntington Hotel, with garbled phrases and no complete events or actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
In Stalheim Norway fire ruins at the Grand Stalheim Tourist Hotel bring two more bodies raising the death toll to 12 with 12 yet unaccounted for among 24 guests. Most victims believed American. 81 Americans are listed as survivors by the U S Embassy. A three year old Fairfield girl died in a dentist chair after porocaine error during treatment. The cause of the fire remains undetermined as flames spread rapidly through the old wooden hotel early Tuesday.
Fragmentary notice from an old printed page referencing a court associated by Los Angeles County and a delivery fee, with incomplete dates and names. The readable items show a March 27 41 date, Long Beach, California, and a delivery charge of 32.00 dollars.
An apparel promo offers white pink tight blue navy shorts for women sizes 10 to 18. Priced at 3.95, the item highlights a summer cruise wardrobe option with casual beach styling.
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