Installment buying boosts Soviet consumer access plans
In Moscow D V Pavlov announced soon Russians could buy goods on installment as supply catches up with demand for automobiles motorcycles washing machines electric refrigerators pianos and furniture. Krushchev boasted every third family would own a bicycle by year end and two by some families, with millions moving into new apartments. rumors say secret police may switch to the plan. Meanwhile a New York poultry market incident ends with Mrs Francis Desantis trapped with 2000 chickens and a police rescue. In Peoria an intrusion during graduation leads to chaos as intruder N A Judson confronts principal Craig after a corsage rule enforcement. the incident ends with a comic remark about peaceable problem solving.
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Moscow
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union Will Own A Bicycle. Same: ‘Famblien
Newt
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New York
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Francie Desantie
Seabed Exhibits Set at City Hall and Beach Gallery
Art exhibits opening Saturday and Sunday in Seal Beach feature an end of semester show by Orange Coast College adult education students in City Hall and a two day display by the Seal Dead Artist League in a new pierfront gallery. A ceremony is planned Sunday evening. A separate report notes a two year old girl, Cindy Myers, drowned in a millrace near the University of Oregon camp while her parents moved their family.
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Qresamen
Congress
James Att
Bureau of Representatives
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Fake Medical Examiner Taken to Jail
Richart Berglund, 21, of El Monte, allegedly posed as a State Medical examiner to gain entry to a home in Huntington Park. He was arrested on assault charges and suspected of more than a dozen assaults in the area. Police said he ordered a woman to submit to a complete examination before being confronted by her husband and then detained.
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Los Angeles
Muse
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Gein
Berglund
el Monte
Huntington Park
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Terglund
Ann di Incols
Gilberto
Derghind
Jacameee
Pine Avenue post office schedule notice
A fragmentary public notice describes a daily delivery schedule with no Sunday service. It mentions Pine Avenue and a county in Oregon, possibly Angeles County, with unclear timing and route details.
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Anolles County
How to Prolong the Prime of Life
A Reader's Digest feature explains chemical advances in nutrition that can extend active, productive years before old age. The June issue highlights discoveries warding off aging, urging readers to pursue healthier living rather than fearing decline.
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Paul de Kruif
Arthur Godfrey
CAS
Subsidence debate ties shipyard to national defense
Lawmakers weigh authorizing 1 063 000 for subsidence remediation at the Long Beach Naval Shipyard. Officials study the link between land sinking and defense needs while awaiting budget decisions and potential further authorizations. Congressmen Doyle Howser and others lead visits and hearings through Saturday with input from Navy, Edison, Ford, and city officials.
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Hia
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Carl Vinson
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Lafayette
Thurstea
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Merce
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Robert I. Campbell
Los Angeles Naval Base
Ralph K.1
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Hosmer
Becon
Southern California Edison Co
George Vermiltionss
Long Beach
Sistors
Ford Motor Co
Congressmen
Tunnel plan for Terminal Island under entrance channel discussed
The text recalls a promised tunnel connecting Terminal Island land and San Pedro, noting memories of a previous offer tied to Navy land transfer for one dollar and suggesting the plan would have failed due to residence issues.
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Land
San Pedro
Navy
Terminal Island
Weather and tides and aviation news amid tideland debates
Readable fragments report tides and temperatures from several cities and note aviation editor George A. Rhodes elected president of the Aviation Writers Assn. The piece then discusses Los Angeles tideland oil plans and a proposed $10 million tunnel, warning of traffic and weather impacts and urging observation of nearby actions.
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ST. Lquisum
George A. Rhodes
San Francisco
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