Editors Will Hear Talk by Salinger in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO The presidential press secretary Pierre Salinger will address the United Press International Editors and Publishers conference in Rae Francisco next month. UPI Pacific Division manager Richard A. Litfin said Eddie Rickenbacker also accepted a speaking invitation. Salinger will be introduced by White House reporter Merrimia Smith and address the closing banquet on the evening of October 2.
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Farm Price Revolt Gains Ground in Midwest Markets
Chicago dispatch reports a grass roots price revolt stirring in the farm belt as 12 major Midwestern markets see hog and cattle shipments fall and prices rise. Nebraska GOP leaders back orderly NFC goals while opposing partisan framing. Hog arrivals drop from 77,000 to 56,200 and cattle from 60,700 to 44,300 week over week.
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West Beach Redevelopment Study Backed by Council
The City Council voted unanimously Tuesday for a study of redeveloping the West Beach area, rejecting a public vote on the proposal and moving forward with planning considerations. Desiensted for redevelopment.
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Funeral set for Poggi pioneer in Harbor City area
Funeral services for Alex Poggi 84 pioneer of a winery in the harbor area will be held Thursday at Gamby Mortuary Lomita. Poggi died Monday at his home on Eshelman Ave Lomita born in Wilmington lived in Harbor City and Wilmington most of his life. Survivors include wife Freda son Roland daughter Grace Poggi sisters and two grandchildren.
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Brazil Swears In Caretaker Government For 1958 Elections
Premier Hermes Lima, appointed by President Joao Goulart, leads a leftist caretaker cabinet sworn in to guide Brazil through the October 7 congressional elections. Goulart said the administration would cooperate in a climate of peace and understanding to ensure political stability.
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Confessed they were beer and just did to burn church
A fragment notes a confession claiming involvement in arson at a church. The wording is unclear and appears as an OCR error. Further context is needed to identify people, location, or official authorities involved.
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MCA Keeps Decca and Universal Under Antitrust Pact
MCA agreed to drop its talent agency business and divest theatrical holdings besides Decca Records and Universal Studios. A consent decree bars MCA from resuming talent agency work or merging with a TV distribution firm, shaping its Hollywood role.
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