Sweet Music to You Will Be Wuyers for the Piano
Fragmentary ad text promises piano music sales guidance and contact. The readable bits suggest a sales pitch with a phone number and unnamed seller, but the details are garbled and unclear.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1962
Page
5
Fragmentary ad text promises piano music sales guidance and contact. The readable bits suggest a sales pitch with a phone number and unnamed seller, but the details are garbled and unclear.
Washington debate over a civil rights bill to bar literacy tests for voters faced a southern filibuster as pro and anti cloture sides argued. Senate leaders expect long talks with cloture to restrict debate to one hour per senator unless enough GOP and Western Democrats join the fight.
Coast and Geodetic data show high tides at 3 34 am with low at 10 50 am and 11 12 pm. Water temperature 60 degrees with calm sea conditions per Long Beach lifeguards. Thursday weather statistics summarized.
Washington reports the White House plans to appoint Mrs Eugenie Anderson of Minnesota as minister to Bulgaria within three weeks. The former ambassador to Denmark would see a downgrade in rank.
Negotiations between the two countries are expected to raise plenipotentiaries to ambassadors. Mrs. Anderson, who served in Denmark during the Truman administration, is noted in connection with the potential upgrade.
Boston report alleges Ted Kennedy may quit the Senate race but Kennedy denies considering withdrawal. His opposition for the Democratic nomination stems from the seat once held by Gen Edward McCormack and linked to the Kennedy political dynasty in Washington.
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