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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1961
Page
6
Typhoon Ellen, located 31 miles northeast of Manila, moved away from the Philippines with 60 mph center winds. The U S Air Force Weather Service reported the storm was heading northeast and increasing distance from land as of early today.
A vintage advertisement promises shoppers a loan from HFG to buy gifts for family and friends, with one low monthly payment after the season. It touts easy shopping at any store, reduced bills, and confidence in repayment plus optional life insurance at a favorable rate.
Community directory fragment lists multiple office sites with partial street names and phone numbers across neighborhoods including Broad way Locust Exch Bldg, Compton, Gardln Grove, and Lehigh area. Entries show cross streets, street numbers, and incomplete postal details.
The AFL-CIO adopted a resolution at its convention denying readmittance to the Teamsters while James Hoffa remains in leadership. Meany said an acceptable return would require cleaning up the union, signaling that Hoffa era control blocks reentry. Walter Reuther urged unity and vowed to boost organizing funds to support a new labor drive.
SAN DIEGO. An al ractive Wave who broke a Navy tradition as the first woman assigned to active sea duty fet San Diego Harbor for a five week cruise to the Far East. Lt Charlene Swanson, 27, a seven year Navy veteran, was aboard the USS Gen W A Mann during a brief stopover en route from San Francisco to the Far East. Swanson, a Chicago native, was assigned in July to the Mann, a military transport carrying troops and dependents between the West Coast and the Orient.
Weekend crashes across Texas North Carolina Oklahoma South Dakota Utah Wyoming and Tennessee killed at least 30 people and left many injured. Slippery roads and icy bridges contributed to several fatal wrecks including a north Texas collision that killed Kathleen Bell 38 and her family.
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