07 Mar 1961
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1961
Page
1
LAC SAYS First 4 Earnings weighs heavily on investors. Analysts note Dow highs earlier and a 50 percent steel capacity, with auto output at low levels. They caution the first quarter may show lower profits than 1960, possibly delaying further gains.
President John F Kennedy led a national poll of the best dressed men by the Fashion Foundation of America in New York, with Henry Cabot Lodge, Leo Durocher, and Pat Boone among the top names. Caroline Kennedy's pet hamsters Debbie and Billie were found in the White House Solarium, returned to their cages. Also reported: a $7,200 IRS settlement over an $82,000 defense fund tax bill tied to Bridges and two longshore lenders. dismissal of traffic charges against a former royal butler and his companion after a Florida collision. Peter Lawford discharged from Desert Hospital. death of Mrs. Ingeborg Cully. a name change petition in North Carolina. Grant Stockdale named U S ambassador to Ireland.
Sacramento reports the state will change center line colors from white to yellow starting Monday. State Highway Engineer J C Womack said the color change aligns with a nationwide program for uniform highway markings in line with the Federal Bureau of Public Roads guidelines.
The parents of two boys who suffocated in a cave-in of earth in the Los Angeles River bed filed a $150,000 damage claim against the City of Long Beach. The victims Robert Jackson 12 and Gerard Eaton 7 were buried Jan. 15 while playing in the flood control channel under Ocean Boulevard Bridge. Claimants are Stacia Eaton and Arthur Eaton. The city attorney will study the claim with the City Council.
Daily periodical publication details list Long Beach California specifics with postal and court decree identifiers and delivery and carrier notes. Mentions Superior Court Los Angeles County decree numbers and a March and October dating sequence.
The American Medical Association will lead a nationwide vaccination push before summer to defeat polio. Dr. Julian P. Price noted 40 percent of Americans remain unvaccinated and warned that epidemics persist where immunity gaps exist. AMA supports the Salk vaccine.
The X15 rocket plane, recently handed to the government, will attempt a new world speed record today. Air Force Maj. Robert White will pilot the craft, carried aloft by a B52 mother ship and dropped from about 40,000 feet.
Two Japanese communications workers exposed to the Hiroshima bomb will visit communist East Germany for treatment, according to Kyodo News Agency Bays.
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