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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1963
Page
7
In Bilin, 130 Bek east of Rangoon, about two hundred Karen rebels attacked the town. Army units reportedly repelled the assault, leaving six dead amid ongoing fighting in the Burma region.
Pearl Buck returns to East West tension in a tale about a young Rash torn between two worlds. The March 16 Saturday Evening Post issue features her exploration of religion and maturation and promotes the magazine as America’s most quoted.
Premier Khrushchev opens a two day conference with Soviet agricultural leaders in Moscow to discuss farm economy remedies. Tass reports the session covers using collective and state farm reserves, science achievements, and expanding cattle breeding, amid a cabinet shakeup in agriculture.
Report from The Hague covers a discussion between President De Gaulle and Dutch officials on farming methods. The exchange centers on restoring soil fertility through pasture use and grass arable practices, with Khrushchev pushing peasants toward high yield crops to boost fodder and dairy output.
Elderly readers offered free eye glasses through a government or social service program. Contact Dr Milton Glinberg Optancrist at Pine Ave Heartwell Building for eligibility and assistance with identification and processing through a social worker.
President Kennedy will welcome George Meany to the White House for a distinctive meeting on Tuesday afternoon. Officials indicated the discussion will cover labor and national affairs with both sides aiming for constructive dialogue.
Local classified notes promote budget friendly tips and services with practical ads. Readable items suggest cost saving ideas and quick assistance from community helpers and small businesses across town.
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