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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1960
Page
1
Warnings rise that rising personal and consumer debt threatens a broad business slowdown. Ten years ago debt stood at 73 billion, now near 196 billion, with payments squeezing family budgets and risking jobs. Economists urge a gradual credit restraint over blanket rate cuts.
Washington D C reports a Los Angeles petroleum engineer urged using nuclear energy to access Alberta’s vast oil field, claiming a safe device could trigger flow into recovery wells while containing all radiation. He asserted the field sits under 17,000 square miles of government land in Alberta.
Milton Clinberg, optometrist at Pine Ave Meutwell Downy, offers guidance for seniors seeking affordable eyewear. The service promises to identify eligible aids and contact their social worker to relieve costs, boasting 60 years of experience.
London reports Queen Elizabeth III and the Duke of Edinburgh naming their third child Andrew Albert Christ in Edward. The 32 day old prince will be called Prince Andrew, honoring Scotland's patron saint and the Queen's lineage.
Jop Debretts editor J. Hankinson notes Elizabeth II may follow tradition naming her child Andrew after the Stuart line. He cites Windsor Duke and a pre 143 era prince as prior Andrews. The christening is expected near Easter with Archbishop of Canterbury leading at Windsor or Buckingham Palace chapel.
The Liberal Arts Division Student Forum at Long Beach City College hosts a discussion on capital punishment with California associate executive secretary Delmore Husarek addressing Lakewood campus students at 11 am. Douglas Pollys presides and Buck Michaels moderates as part of a Forum on the Pros and Cons.
A fragmented notice claims a controversial Marilyn Monroe biography condensed for a forthcoming McCall's book. It hints at nude photos, calendar shots, religious backlash, and attempts to kill the story amid press calls.
A historical hotel advertisement outlines room features and services at the Huntington Hotel. It mentions private accommodations, daily maid service, wet weather provisions, and a weekly special rate of $29. The notice includes contact details for reservations and highlights meal options and room comforts.
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