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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1964
Page
10
Authorities forecast a stronger housing market with 320,000 new homes in 1963 and 275,000 to 350,000 units yearly through 1967 1964 outlook bets on a tax cut boost. Stirling cautions investors to use orthodox methods, citing earnings trends and market fluctuations while predicting 350,000 to 375,000 new units annually by mid 1960s.
The Citizens for Fair Zoning led by Joseph Hyde defeated a condominium plan and pushed a recall election against three city councilors Rasmussen Brown and Labourdette Hyde’s group endorsed new candidates in the recall Hyde argues the developer wants duplexes up to the airfield fence and opposes a green belt zone The Navy seeks land with the builder to create a park by the airfield runway and relocate land away from the air station.
An old fashioned city fete with young folk singers will be staged in El Dorado Park East on Saturday. The event grows from an Arbor Day tree planting to show how the park east section could look with trees before City Hall vetoed a do it yourself development plan organized by volunteers. It will begin at 1 pm in a park section north of Spring Street about a quarter mile east of the San Gabriel Rivers, to attract the public.
In Dorado a local gathering advertised free hot and soft drinks to attendees while a dispute among residents surfaced. Organizers promoted hospitality as tensions rose, drawing attention to community friction and refreshments offered.
Hugh C. Marshall, longtime business and civic figure in Newport Beach, was selected by Newport Harbor Rotary Club as Kiwanian of the Year. The honor recognizes his service to the Blind and community outreach through hospital facilities and magazine donations.
Bullock's announces a 10 million fashion square at the northwest corner of Hawthorns Boulevard and Carson Street Torrance a 2 acre site. The project will house a main store about 600 feet of specialty shops a bank and maker furniture store The eighth store in Lakewood is to open in 1965. Maurice B T Davies of Lybrand Ross will address the Accounting Society of California at Long Beach State College on using computers in modern management.
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