Hours to pay for government versus private production
A 1930s LA column argues workers must log more hours to fund government as taxes rise and private goods cost fewer hours to produce. It contrasts GE ads showing efficiency gains with public costs, noting Brown’s budget growth and rising debt. The piece claims government lacks profit incentives, driving higher tax burdens on households.
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Truman to star in 26 part television series
Former President Harry S Truman announced plans for a 26 program television film series to recount his administration from April 1945 to January 1953. Filming will begin at the Truman Library with Screen Gems producing. bipartisan intent stated, with emphasis on World War II and reconstruction periods.
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Death of Silent Star Bryant Washham Reported
Relatives announced the death on Thursday of Bryant Washham, 74, longtime silent screen star, at the Motion Picture Country Home near Los Angeles.
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Everest Summit Achieved by American Expedition
In a high altitude push led by Norman G. Dyhrenfurth the American climbers reached the Everest summit amid heavy logistics and border tensions with Nepal and Tibet. Kennedy lauded the feat while questions linger about a rival Chinese ascent and a Mao statue claim.
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Mountain Climb Urge Drives Expedition Leader
LOS ANGELES CA1965 expedition leader explains drive to climb Everest. Dyhrenfurth, 44, heads first American Swiss expedition to the mountain in a major Himalayan venture. He recalls starting at age eight and the long, tough ascent, noting the mountain remains the world’s toughest challenge.
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Mother Jailed After Daughter Death in Burbank
A young Burbank mother was jailed on suspicion of murder after an autopsy raised questions about how 12 year old Donna Lee Hodges died. Detectives reported her account of the infant’s head bump as part of the investigation.
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