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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1960
Page
21
Reporters learned the White House released Summerfield's proposed rate scale for each mail class, outlining revised charges while omitting detailed CREAtive specifics.
The column mixes death notices for Abraham Schoenfeld Madge Margaret Davis and James Richards with details of a 40 percent rise in second class mail and 25 percent in third class mail, plus a 17 percent fourth class hike. It notes Eisenhower urging Congress on postal costs and debt charges.
A photo session for a national magazine brought John F Kennedy and Hubert Humphrey together at Clintonville airport as both pursue Wisconsin’s April 5 presidential primary. After meeting, they visited Alvin Krueger’s farm, then resumed campaigning, with Humphrey heading to Kenosha and Kennedy to Shawano amid civil rights debates.
A state Assembly judiciary subcommittee met Friday in Buena Park to study the foreclosure panic in Orange County. It heard six tract cases where buyers kept up payments yet faced foreclosure due to second and third mortgages. Representative Richard T. Hanna led the hearing, with testimony noting many subdivisions carry multiple liens and that proposed laws would require disclosures in tract home financing to protect buyers.
Lars C. Corey a former Agriculture Department official from Portland admitted he received 83 000 as a silent partner in a grain storage firm that won lucrative government contracts. He testified that officials did not inform him of conflict of interest rules until he sold his stake last year. He held the Portland office directorship of the Commodity Stabilization Service overseeing the Northwest grain storage program.
A lighthearted item notes how families use classified ads to find practical buys. It highlights affordable family cars and common features buyers seek, suggesting readers place concise notices to attract offers and negotiate deals.
A derailed train at Cortina d Ampezzo six miles from Calulzo in Italy killed two persons and injured about forty others. Several passengers were reported restored, with some in critical condition.
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