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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
1
Le A Collins cautions property owners in Long Beach area about rising county school and city taxes after a new reassessment aimed at equalizing values. He notes Naples and Alamitos Bay examples, urges protests if taxes exceed fair market value, and advises checking personal valuations as bills arrive November 1.
Leontyne Price drew 16 curtain calls at the Bolshoi in Moscow singing Verdi’s Requiem with La Scala as part of a Soviet tour. The audience, including Mrs. Nina Khrushchev, roared for encores and flowers rained down as Price noted the emotional experience despite bronchitis.
The President urged Americans to oppose extremes and invited outgoing Congress members to a White House steak fry. The Senate seemed on track to defeat Dirksen by delaying reapportionment with Mansfield’s withdrawal, and a sense of Congress resolution was set for today. Fulbright and DeArk blocked action on the House approved food for peace program. The House approved the conference version extending the program by voice vote.
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Detroit UPI report says General Motors Vice President Lou Ce Seaton noted overall movement toward agreement with the United Auto Workers as talks resumed. He expected bargaining to run late toward the Friday strike deadline while Reuther warned the gap remained perilous.
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