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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1960
Page
1
A column by A. Calling Lag discusses rising executive shortages as birth rates fall since the 1930s. It cites automation, skilled leaders, and the need for specialized managers to guide vast enterprises amid rapid tech changes, urging students to pursue management careers.
Drew Pearson reports Mexico under President Adolfo Lopez Mateos rejected a Khrushchev invitation amid tensions over Soviet influence. The piece notes Mexico’s independence celebrations proceed without the Soviet leader, while labor unrest and a government crackdown shape policy. It highlights the expulsion of two Soviet embassy officials and Mexico’s bid to steer its future amid U.S. and Soviet pressures.
In Pennsylvania Kennedy tours East Central towns drawing crowds of thousands amid questions about Democratic unity and aims to win the election. He warns against Soviet influence and references to Marx and Engels while arguing for strength and peace as he campaigns through a volatile political landscape.
UPI report notes Khrushchev might pursue a private meeting with President Eisenhower at the United Nations session in New York next week. Hagerty said there were no Soviet overtures and cautioned that such rumors are speculative. Soviet diplomats hinted Khrushchev could also seek talks with Kennedy or Nixon if situation allows, while trying to avoid any action seen as influencing the election.
A British airliner captain reported a Soviet fighter buzzed his plane near West Berlin with 36 passengers aboard. Passengers called it a near miss. Capt. James Martin filed a protest with the Berlin Air Safety Center after landing at Tempelhof. Kennedy speech referenced amid campaign duties.
Adjudicated public record item from Los Angeles County Superior Court details a confidential matter filed under case number C10780. Entry references a January to December year and lists the involved parties and dates in a formal legal notice style.
Sullen faced Cohen escorted to the Federal Building on a 13 count income tax evasion indictment for 1956 to 1958 totaling 347.00 dollars. The 47 year old former gambling kingpin, once jailed 34 years, declares no personal income and hints his money comes from Joan and friends. A young friend, Sandra Hagen, cried as he was taken away.
The government said terrorists in Cameroon have killed between 1,000 and 1,500 Africans and 16 Europeans since independence on January 1, presenting a grim tally amid ongoing unrest in the republic centered in Buea.
Fragmentary OCR describes a cafe or dining scene at the Huntington Hotel on a beach location. It mentions a phone number 6261 and references caviar dinners and pulses of public activity, but details are garbled and unclear. The item reads like a partial advertisement or public notice for seaside dining.
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