Cautious Optimism at Bank Forum From Leading Economists
Three top economists from New York described cautious optimism for the coming year. They warned against assuming infallible indicators and discussed housing trends, price earnings ratios, and GDP trends. They predicted more multiunit housing in the 1960s, noted age demographics, and cautioned investors about stock market swings.
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Farmers and Merchants Bank Forum
New York City
George Cline Smith
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Bowes
Donald B. Woodward
Alan H. Temple
First National Bank of
Claims of torture in family case shock county
Dr Earl Gay treats Frances Jean Carr 14 as father Francis Carr 44 and aunt Janette Carr 39 face charges after authorities say the girl was confined for years in unheated spaces including a metal trunk. The girl, 14, described hours of confinement since October. The parents pleaded innocent. bonds set at 1500 each. The case reveals severe frostbite and potential long term damage but therapy could help. Also included are items on divorce, a signing by Princess Soraya, reconsideration of a campus speech by Robert Welch, and other brief entertainment and legal notices.
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Frances Jean
Trumbull County
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Janette Carr
Wareren General Hospital
Gay
Desalles
Solons Invite Rafferty Views in Closed Meet
The Senate Education Committee will interim study whether Rafferty or the State Board of Education controls the state’s schools. Rafferty’s role sparks dispute as Assembly members question the freshman superintendent’s grasp of duties. Garrigus says Rafferty misreads his public responsibilities amid the education clash.
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Rafferty
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Janay
Bee
States Board of Education
Hugh M Burns
Donald Gronsky
R-Watsonvile
Hugh Donnely
D-Turtock
Ended
Donnelly
Gronsky
Glenn S. Denxs
Don Winton
D-Merced
Garrigus
Assembly
Little Lake School Plea Rejected at Unification Hearing
A Los Angeles County hearing on Little Lake school unification featured teachers and administrators voicing stakes and fears. Santa Fe faculty warned of mass resignations if Little Lake absorbs the district while supporters cited tax burdens and differing education philosophies. The board faced strong opposition and repeated “No” responses as testimony concluded with statements that blended support and doubt about the proposed merger.
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Lopez
Santa Fe High School
Little Lake
Beatrice Grotey
Santa Fe
Fet
Lake
Y Braden
Fred W. Bewley
Los Angeles
Elsinore Water Shortage Halts Riverside Recreation Plan
In Riverside County the Lake Elsinore recreation project was halted Thursday due to a lack of water. Hugo Fisher, administrator, reported the issue to state resources officials as the plan stalled amid shortages and funding questions.
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Lake Elsinore
Sacramento
Elsinore
Riverside County
Hugo Fisher
Laborite Leader to Visit Kennedy and Moscow
Harold Wilson, leader of Britain's opposition Labor Party, will travel to Washington on March 29 to discuss with President Kennedy and other American leaders. He plans a separate trip to Moscow to meet Premier Khrushchev, likely in May.
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Kennedy
London
Harold Wilsom
Britain
Labor Party
Washington
Moscow
Khrushchev
Mild St. Pat's Day for N.Y.C.
New York forecast fair skies and milder temperatures for Saturday as St Patrick’s Day parade units march along Fifth Avenue. The parade schedule shifted since St Patrick’s Day falls on Sunday and a festive march with banners and green décor is planned, as weather permits.
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New York
Weather Bureau
St. Patrick's Day
Fifth Avenue
Westminster Officer Cited After Car Collision
Officer Gerald L. Linn, 31, of Westminster police, received a traffic ticket. While driving a patrol car, he failed to yield at Westminster Avenue from a private drive near Acacia Street and struck another vehicle. The Highway Patrol cited him for failure to yield.
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Gerald L. Linn
Westminster Police
Linn
Westminster Avenue
Acacia Street
UNICEF sold Christmas cards to fund milk for children
United Nations Children’s Fund reports selling 26 million Christmas cards in 1962 raising 1.8 million. The funds were enough to provide a cup of milk each day for a year to 22 million children.
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Children's Fund
Calif. Bishop Dies at 73 in Palo Alto
The Rt Rev A W Noel Poster, 73, Episcopal bishop of the Sacramento Diocese, died here Thursday after years of service.
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Palo Alto
A. W. Noel Poster
Rto
Sacramento
Pine Avenue entry delays and delivery decree noted
A garbled entry notes Pine Avenue related action in Los Angeles County with a delivery decree dated around Maa 23 105. The fragment mentions Lens Entered and Cine entities but lacks clear actions or outcomes. Further readable details are required to provide a precise summary.
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Pine Ave
Lens
Bence
Cine
Angeles County
Maa
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