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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1964
Page
2
The author argues the Presidents request of 962 million to aid 500000 people is a political gesture. He cites far higher total welfare spending and beneficiary counts, totaling about 40 billion annually across programs, with 30 to 40 million people aided, urging less government spending and more tax-friendly business policies to reduce poverty.
Registration figures released Thursday show 450,503 Democrats and 333,752 Republicans eligible to vote in the May 15 Presidential Primary. Independent voters also participate, with overall turnout expectation rising as campaigns gear up.
Unclear fragmentary text mentions weekend plans and possible showers. References to days, times, and vague locations appear garbled, but the piece hints at a Saturday forecast with potential rain and varying conditions through the weekend.
JER ard Saturday details a streaky race with gusty conditions. The piece notes a 1h 28m pace, a chance for a late run, and questions about Mexican Gerter’s rest and the potential for more at fea GI Seringsin.
Arthur Keller, 42, longtime general manager of Mainbocher’s Fifth Avenue dress shop, pleaded guilty in state supreme court to a theft totaling about $166,000 as part of a $227,000 swindle. He used funds to buy a $79,000 yacht while wealthy customers aided concealment of the losses.
SACRAMENTO Assemblyman C George Deukmejian blasts Gov Brown in an assembly speech for considering a new governor's mansion and for seeking tougher crime laws. He cites a Long Beach narcotics case where five teens were charged but dismissed, urging action ahead of a potential special session on drugs.
Governor Brown signed a law restoring 7 p.m. polling closures in large counties for the June primary, but Santa Clara County announced it would stay open past 7 p.m. claiming another provision allows it. The change creates confusion as counties with 200000 or more population will close at 7 p.m. while the November general election extends to 8 p.m. in counties over 400000.
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