06 Mar 1961
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1961
Page
1
Long Beach schools may lose over 500000 a year of federal aid under a Kennedy administration bill. Subsidies now support districts near federal installations, and removal risks hitting Long Beach’s about one million yearly. The piece argues federal aid carries strings and local self-reliance is preferable.
Snow level 5000 feet with strong gusty winds tonight. Cooler with widespread clouds and possible showers north portion. Tempos: Tonight mostly cloudy with showers in morning clearing south portion. Tuesday sunny, mild, and increasingly windy. Winds shift to west northwest at 20 to 30 knots, easing Tuesday.
KBIG launches a daily help wanted segment titled KBIG Job Opportunities. The public service program is produced with cooperation from the California State Department of Employment and airs each weekday at 2 p.m. in the station’s daily schedule.
Eleanor Roosevelt said the White House is a better place to live after renovation though it lacks sunlight for a nursery. She noted Kennedy era changes, admired paintings, and a new dining room while visiting the private quarters and meeting John Jr and Caroline.
UPI reports Attorney General Kennedy says the federal government will sue major electrical manufacturers for price fixing and bid rigging. He notes a new campaign against crime and mentions involvement by TVA in pursuing damages, with actions expected in about six weeks.
Fragmentary OCR shows an advertisement for a delivery service at Sixth Street and Avenue, with references to a monthly plan and a mailed statement. Numbers and names are unclear, but the notice implies a subscription and monthly charges.
Kansas City readers learn of an improved method for managing ruptures that has helped thousands of ruptured men and women over the past year. The notice promotes a $3.50 gift for trying the new treatment and outlines its purported benefits and accessibility.
A promotional circular from Physician's Appliance Company offers a 20 day trial of a $350 special truss. The ad invites readers to request the descriptive circular for free and provides two Kansas City addresses in Missouri. It urges action before losing the address.
Fragmentary report from Huntington area mentions hotel service details and a dealer of fish. The incomplete text hints at individual service first device and angling references, leaving unclear names, dates, or outcomes.
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