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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1958
Page
10
A brief note promotes watching an opponent's gestures to gauge character, citing two television experts in November Reader's Digest. It suggests picking up the magazine for tips on reading body language and personality signals.
More than 200 Southland teachers are set to attend the South Los Angeles County California Teachers Assn conference today at John Marshall Junior High School. Dr. Arthur Corey, executive secretary of the California Teachers Assn, will be the dinner speaker. Panel discussions will cover fields of public relations, credentials, finance, ethics, retirements, with leaders from Torrance Paramount Norwalk La Mirada Compton and others.
City officials in Long Beach consider permitting advertising on city benches under a revised policy. Police report rising traffic deaths and a push to beautify public spaces while wary leaders debate bench locations and project scope. The California chapter of a professional society hosts an invitational meeting at the Hotel Lafayette with speakers including Wayne Fitzgerald and John B. Anderson to discuss planning and professional collaboration.
C H Murphy, president of Murphy Corp of El Dorado Arkansas, told the New York Society of Security Analysts that recent crude price cuts are likely to hold. He said oil production quotas set by state regulators should be steady or rise slightly from September in the coming months.
In Copenhagen, Danish forecasters admit an electronic brain outpredicted the week's forecast after being fed the same data. Scientists say the brain relied on undistracted analysis, sometimes challenging human observers.
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