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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1961

Page

2

U.S. Support of the United Nations in a Testing Era

A Gallup poll shows 83 percent of Americans favor making the United Nations a success and 75 percent oppose U.S. withdrawal. The piece argues the U.N. faces looming tests from Soviet pressure, Congo funding disputes, and potential admission of Red China, risking its efficacy despite U.S. willingness to shoulder costs.

Gallup United Nations U.S U.N Korea Suez Quemoy United States Russia Congo Khrushchev Mr. K cAy World Organization Red China L.A.C

ILA Ys corn. By LAL Callas Sr.

Column fragment presents a civic or editorial voice with names and local opinion hints. The text mentions Hersnnal opinion and a reference to a newspaper discussion, suggesting a commentary or reader response column.

Lal Callas Sr Hersnnal

Exposition Manager Will Address Rotarians Here

Harold C. McClellan, Long Beach resident and Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce leader, will address the Rotary Club. He oversaw the American National Exhibition in Moscow in 1959 and directed the planned MOS-Kommerce venture. He chaired the exhibition that drew nearly 3,000 attendees and 900 Soviet citizens.

Harold C. McClellan Eisen- Angeles Moscow Rotary Club Long Beach Eure Eresidentai Los Angeles Mos-Kommerce Son “Repert Cal- McClellan

Bonelli pension levy sparks state action in California

The Internal Revenue Service filed a levy of 130511 dollars against the retirement allowance of William G. Bonelli former member of the State Board of Equalization. Sacramento officials said the levy covers income cases penalties and interest tied to 1952 and 1953. Governor Cranston contends state payments may be turned over to the federal government pending attorney general guidance.

Federal Internal Revenue Service Wiliam G. Bonelli State Board of Equalization Sacramento Alan Cranston State Employes Retirement Board Bonelli Cranston Mexico Atty Stanley Mosk

Independent Daily Newspaper Classified Notice Fragment

Adjudicated by Superior Court Los Angeles County decree numbers and delivery charges appear in a damaged notice. It mentions Long Beach California and a six token date sequence with monthly year references. The fragment includes carrier delivery and single copy pricing details as part of a newspaper notice record.

Cuernavaca Mexico Cameron Beverly Hills John Murphy Arthur A. Cameron Barbara Jean Cameron Santa Monica Superior Court Independent Sixth St Ave. Lan Long Beach Superior Court Los Angeles County Mall

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