Cost of New Jobs and Private Capital Needs
LAC discusses the need to create over a million new jobs annually to match population growth. He argues high capital costs, tax levels, and government spending affect private investment and job creation. Private capital is vital to industry growth. without it, reliance on government funds could reduce job opportunities and economic vitality.
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Long Beach to Press for Expanded Air Service Scope
Washington report says Long Beach will renew effort to gain air passenger service to Arizona and Nevada. A Civil Aeronautics Board pre hearing conference will decide case scope and issues, with Deputy City Attorney Leslie W. Sum filing on behalf of the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce.
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Archbishop Claims Tean Sheds Tears Near Hempstead
Archbishop Jakovos, head of the Americas diocese, says a Virgin Mary picture shed tears in Island Park home after eyewitness accounts from Mr and Mrs Banasgiolis, their priest, and neighbors. The image will move Wednesday to St Paul’s Church in Hempstead for permanent installation.
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Eisenhower to Speak at White House Conference Opening
President Eisenhower will speak Sunday evening at the opening of the White House conference on children and youth. The opening session takes place at the University of Maryland field house in College Park, Maryland.
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How Well Do You Reason in Reader's Digest Quiz
Readers are invited to test reasoning against high school seniors with 12 questions from the College Board Aptitude Test in the April issue. Answers appear on a separate page. The item is framed as a party game and a challenge rather than a formal quiz.
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Bixby Park Plan Wins Approval and Shuffleboard Courts
Representatives from three site commissions approved a redevelopment plan for Bixby Park. The plan calls for closing 1st Street between Cherry and Junipera Aves and adding four shuffleboard courts, bringing total courts to 1%. The proposal, supported by the Bixby Park Shuffleboard Club, moves to Planning Park and Recreation commissions before City Council review.
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Nab Suspect in 5 Lb Robberies
Karl Wayne Parks, 21, ex-federal felon, arrested in Mason City and returned to Long Beach. He faces five armed robbery charges after admitting to raids on Clare's Market, ABC Liquor, Kentucky Liquor, Shaw's Liquor, and Atlas Liquor stores between December and February. Bail set at $10,000.
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Refugee Flow to West Grows Amid Farms Evading Policy
FRANKFURT Germany AP refugees from East Germany crossed into West Germany at about one every four minutes last year the Institute of German Industry estimated. The report says the flow will likely rise as farmers evade collectivization. Of 144000 total refugees last year 4320 were farmers.
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Caruso and 5 Aides Begin Jail Terms
In Los Angeles former automobile dealer H J Caruso and five salesmen began one year in county jail after sentencing for bilking customers. Judge Noble set April 11 for a hearing on motions to set aside guilty pleas. Caruso protested the sentence claiming new evidence and criticizing the trial process.
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CBS Drops Notice on Canned Applause
CBS reports it will stop using canned audience applause after three months. Joseph H. Ream, CBS vice president in charge of program practices, says audiences now know applause can be artificial and the network believes the practice should end.
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Better Home Buys Readers Daily in Classifieds
Classified page promotes opcions for home goods and books with daily listings. Readers are guided to explore tomes for sale and everyday bargains.
Georgia Site Donated Sugar Free for White Klan School
Klux Klan Grand Dragon R. I. Davidson said Monday that a sugar free dressing would be used if Georgia public schools are closed to prevent integration. The feature promoted Curard's Ori dressing with strong flavors to entice readers.
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