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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1959

Page

2

Outlook Divergence Among Stock Advisory Services

LAC column surveys standards from Standard and Poor's Guilock and Value Line Investment Survey. It notes optimism and pessimism about the bull market, warns high stock prices despite solid investor demand, and stresses earnings growth needed to justify current valuations. It cites pension funds and mutuals as long term buyers and highlights safeguards like higher margins and unemployment benefits.

Standard and Poor Guilock

Weather forecast for mountain and desert regions

Weather summary notes mostly clear to partly cloudy skies this morning with cool daytime highs. Winds shift from cool north to northeast, bringing cooler temperatures in the interior and desert areas with highs around 48 to 75 in lower valleys. Local windy conditions noted in rivers valleys and canyons, with clearing expected today through Thursday and cooler nights ahead.

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Macmillan Invited by Ike for Talk on Berlin Crisis

British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan received a direct invitation from President Eisenhower to visit Washington for talks on the Berlin crisis. White House spokesmen said the meeting would likely occur around midmonth, with no personal telephone exchange reported.

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Khrushchev to Speak in Leipzig at Trade Fair Event

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev travels to Leipzig East Germany in May to deliver a major speech at the spring trade fair. He may frame discussions at a foreign ministers meeting as a Soviet concession and push for a separate peace treaty with East Germany if possible. The East German regime seeks prestige from such a pact as the Soviet pavilion dominates the fair.

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Macmillan Farewell in Russian Applauded

In Moscow Prime Minister Macmillan received Soviet salutes and cheers as he left for Rome after a 10 day mission. He urged negotiation over force to settle central Europe disputes and said talks were frank and valuable. He suggested Britain lead efforts to ease East West tensions.

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Dispatch on Khrushchev Macmillan talks yields common aims

A communique from Soviet leader Khrushchev and British Prime Minister Macmillan states both sides will pursue disarmament and seek a treaty to halt nuclear weapons tests under an effective international inspection system. They define the goal as a universal ban on nuclear arms with peaceful use of nuclear energy only.

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Sardine Tariffs No Stay For Pacific Coast Industry

Washington reports Senator Kuchel and California sardine packers pressed the case for relief as Venezuela and the Philippines raised tariffs on sardines. Assistant Secretary MaComber said U.S. tariffs aren’t higher than rivals and warned there is no basis for protest. The California sardine industry, though catching more, remains distressed with limited export demand.

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Exhibit in Moscow Defended by U S Officials

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee heard assurances that a 3.8 million dollar Moscow exhibit this summer will avoid heavy rock era graphic art. George V Allen and Harold C McClellan forecast over 3.5 million visitors, aiming to net about 500,000 to the Treasury from gate receipts and post‑exhibit sales of the exhibits' buildings.

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Shocks Felt After Quake in Northern California

Aftershocks from San Francisco's strongest quake since 1906 rattled the San Andreas Fault on Tuesday with no damage reported. The strongest tremor measured between 4.3 and 4.4 by Richter, hitting at 10:32 a.m. PST and centered near Gilroy and Watsonville. Monday's earlier quake reached magnitude 4.6, the largest since 1956.

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Life at the Huntington Hotel rumors and private rooms

The item describes a hotel setting with mentions of private rooms and decor, including walls, desks, and dining area details. It notes a room number and various vague features, implying a focus on interior amenities and an unusual outage or disruption in the establishment.

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