Subsidized School Bonds Face November Ballot Locals Pay More
LAC argues voters will see a $250 million state school bond on the November ballot to subsidize districts at their bonding limit. Long Beach pays much of the cost yet receives no direct benefits. The column urges extended use of facilities and higher teacher pay to curb rising costs. The piece notes prior bonds totaling over $500 million and compares education finance to broader taxpayer burdens.
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Long Beach
California
Lac
Weather U S Forces Blamed for Illegal Imports
A national police report pinpoints U S forces at various posts including Long Beach Los Angeles Chicago Fortland Cleveland and San Francisco as the largest sources of illegal imports. Items were bought by U S servicemen at post exchanges and imported duty free as personal effects or resold in the Japanese market.
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United States
Togo UF
Lius
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Omaha
Phoenix Ts
Japan
Chicago
Fortland el
U.S. Serv- Cleveland
Lovia Danvér
St. Paul
Bolicemen
Bee Moines
Salt Lake
San Fran
Fairbanks
Seattle
Miary
New Orleans
Washington
New York
Long Beach Tide and Weather Fragmentary Notice
Fragmentary local notice reports tides with varying feet and times, sunrise and sunset, and ad text. The unreadable OCR includes figures like 3.3 and 4.5 feet with times, low tides, ad contact numbers, and a historical date of March 27 1943.
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Long Beach
Influence Profits of Moore Cited in Hearings
Rep Peter Mack said Gordon Moore Mamie Eisenhower's brother in law earned 188000 over five years from firms doing business with the government. Moore appeared before the subcommittee and denied under oath any attempt to influence federal agencies. His name was linked to allegations involving Sherman Adams and a disputed National Airlines Channel 10 award in Miami.
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Washington
Peter Mack
D-1u
Gordon Moore
Mamie Eisenhower
Mack
House
Subcommittee
Legislative Oversight
Moore
Sherman Adams
Bernard Schwartz
Schwartz
Federal Communications Commission
Miami, Fla
National Airlines
Musical first wipes out deficit with Truman and Benny
A concert led by former President Harry S. Truman and violinist Jack Benny raised $30,000, wiping out a deficit in what AP Wirephoto described as a significant fundraising event.
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Harry S. Truman
Jack Benny
Renewal of Captive Talks Seen
Washington reports the United States plans to resume efforts to secure the release of six Americans held in Communist China. The talks have been dormant since December, with U.S. Ambassador Alexis Johnson and China's envoy last meeting in Geneva. Johnson, then ambassador to Czechoslovakia, traveled Prague to Geneva for negotiations and has since been reassigned to Thailand.
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Washington
United States
China
U. S
U. Alexis Johnson
Geneva
Johnson
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Thailand
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