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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1962
Page
13
Fragmented OCR reads like a string of mismatched clues and garbled phrases. It mentions percussion color instrument, woodwind, melody, French summer, skin disorder, Trojan queen, rodents, Canadian, speed contest, legal term, and Soviet city, with many mis-ordered letters and stray numbers.
Washington reports from the Labor Department show March unemployment at 4.38 million and total employment rising to 66.32 million. The data indicate higher earnings and more workers employed despite ongoing job instability, with unemployment down by about one million from a year ago. Seymour L. Wolfheimt notes the figures reflect a mixed labor market.
Washington reports a split Agriculture Committee over extending the emergency farm bill with compulsory feed grain cutbacks. The House postpones final action until after Easter recess, while supporters say the measure will pass for one year and critics call it capitulation to administration pressure. Memphis Realtor condemns fallout shelters as un-American and ridiculous amid shelter plan fallout.
Rockefeller Institute scientists James S. Murphy and Lennart Philipson isolated a chemical insect-like fang that viruses use to pierce healthy cell walls and inject themselves. The enzyme enables infection by hijacking the cell’s life processes to produce more virus particles before release.
A fragment urges readers to place service advertisements in the Independent Press Telegram Classifieds. It directs dialing HE 2-5959 to place an ad and promotes using the section to reach customers.
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