Chinatown Banker Dolly Gee Faces Embezzlement Charges
Dolly Gee 64 longtime Bank of America Chinatown branch manager was arrested after a secret grand jury indictment charging embezzlement of at least 2500 with U S attorney Cecil Poole saying the total could be substantially more. Gee, prominent in Chinatown circles, began banking at 14 and is the bank’s only woman.
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Chinese Chamber of Conc Nerce
Johnson plans budget surprise with high revenue forecast
President Johnson, at his Texas ranch for the holidays, says the new federal budget will exceed 90 billion dollars in revenues, a record. He hints the 1965 deficit could be below the current 11.9 billion forecast, contingent on an $11 billion tax cut beginning Jan 1, while promising pruning to keep spending under 102 billion and new programs to create jobs via matching federal-state funds. He aims for thrift, elimination of outdated bases, and funds to meet unaddressed needs.
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Princess offers Morocco home to Mrs Kennedy during holiday
Princess Lalla Aicha, sister of Morocco’s King, visits New York en route to Marrakech and offers a home in Morocco to Mrs John F. Kennedy. The offer comes as Kennedy remains in New York for holiday celebrations and the princess declines to discuss specifics of the king’s proposal.
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Queen Elizabeth Calls for Ambition for Good in Christmas Message
The Queen issued a taped Christmas appeal urging people to be ambitiously good and honorable as she and Prince Philip spent Christmas at Sandringham with children Charles, Anne, and Andrew. She noted ongoing efforts to free the world from tyranny and urged concern for undernourished people worldwide.
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Gelearam Enters Second Office at Cons Beaen
Notice announces Gelearam as second in command at Cons Beaen with monthly pay of 230 dollars. It lists circulation and delivery duties and mentions weekly Sunday publication from Gill Worth and Line Avenue, Long Beach.
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Johnsons Home on Ranch Shows Off Eight Foot Christmas Tree
The Johnsons gathered at the LBJ ranch near Johnson City for a quiet Christmas observance. President Johnson and First Lady Lady Bird, with their children and guests, relaxed among wrapped gifts and decorations as they planned a deer hunt on the 400 acre property and hosted visits from Lucy and Gov. Connally during a trip from Washington.
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Classified ads line prompts at your call
A classified ad line invites readers to dial HE 2 5959 for listings and inquiries. The notice emphasizes immediate assistance and easy access to ad placement services.
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