Seeds of Yesterday Harvest Year for Long Beach 1963
Editorial envisions a 1963 harvest of Long Beach progress with high rise oceanfront development, a Navy hospital site near Carson Street, offshore oil field profits, Pier 1 expansion, and a 1967 68 World Fair site. Growth in tourism, industry, aviation, housing, and cultural facilities unfolds with public and private planning, foreseeing continued advancement in education and religious facilities.
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Long Beach
Ocean Front
Navy Hospital
Carson Street
San Gabriel River
VA Hospital
State Lands Commission
Tosy
Ture
Big
Douglas
Douglas Long Beach
Federal Customs House
Harbor
Pier 1
Marina
San Diego
California Avenue
Ventura Freeway
Los Angeles
Central Beach
Orange County
West Beach
Senator Soaper Says Electronic Errors Highlight Oddities
A columnist jests about technology and politics, noting oddities from magazine shipments to lunar funding rumors. References include Venus, peace, 1962 to 1963, a bicycle doctor claim, and a quip about smog conferences. He critiques modern society with satirical lines on education, driving on ice, and legislation tests.
Local Notes and Names From a Scattered Page
Fragmentary OCR lists several names and places such as Lone SEACH CALIF Neeman M Aiser-uataher and Peteotone Lamers Manse CTR colin Ween Bese Manet Matcom Estey lines Kacey Karn Wathiieden News Bene OM Elegate 9 ma Avertierne Ridder Johny New York SUL est Aernt and other unclear references. The readable items offer scattered identifiers without cohesive event or context.
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Lone Seach
Calif
Neeman
M. Aiser
Vine Sp
Looking Back on a Turbulent Year and 1983 Forecast
A compact retrospective highlights Cold War tensions, space feats by Lt. Col. John Glenn and Commander Walter M. Schirra, racial strife at Ole Miss, Big Steel battles, a May stock drop, and notable events from Marilyn Monroe to thalidomide. The 1983 outlook foresees Kennedy’s continued popularity, lighter Congress resistance to executive proposals, a modest tax cut, limited reforms, and modest expense rule easing.
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Khrushchev
John H. Glenn
United States
Walter M. Schirra
Ole Miss
Jorma Xmont
Billie Sol Estes
Marilyn Monroe
India
Nehru
U.S
State Department
John F. Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Cuba
Washington
Fidel Castro
Capital Capers Ride Home Attache Spoofs at State Dept
In Washington a taxi driver posing as the Somali cultural attache mingled with Secretary Dean Rusk and Angier Biddle Duke at a State Department party. Reporters, amused by the gag, ensured the driver got a ride home and a public grin from diplomats and guests. Snow, politics, and social life bustle through a year-end frame.
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Washington
Angier Biddle Duke
State Department
Dean Rusk
Duke
Rusk
Democratic Societ
Potomac
Unsavory Affair Win Respect for Beckman Courage
Felix E. Smith argues in a Friday letter that Dr. Arnold Beckman’s refusal to contribute to Castro’s blackmail shows courage, praising him while condemning payoffs to Communist figures. Smith questions why Cuban prisoners were not released and laments perceived decline in American resolve.
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Arnold Beckman
Beckman Instrument Ca
Castro
Hosmer Secret Good Service Hosmer Secret Good Service EDITOn
Editorial in the Long Beach Independent Telegraph highlights Hosmer's strong 70 percent plus support in California's 38 districts. Capt. Robert F. Rife lauds Hosmer's sterling character, legal knowledge, integrity, and service mindset, noting his continued representation since 1952 and urging the GOP to study his example.
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Editon
Hosmer
Long Beach
Congress
Hoamer
GOP
New Year Greetings in World Languages List
A fragment lists greetings for Happy New Year in multiple languages including French Spanish Italian German Arabic Greek Indonesian Russian Portuguese Norwegian Dutch Chinese Swahili Japanese Polish Hungarian Swedish Finnish Hebrew and more. The piece notes a Berlin Diner's Dictionary copy will be mailed to anyone submitting a question used in Languages in the News.
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Felice Capo d'Anno
Germar
Prosit Newlahr
Godt Nytt
Aare
Gelukkig Nieuwjaar
Mwaka Pya A Furaha
Omedeto Gotsimasu
Szczesliwego
Boldog Ujevet
Gott Nytt Ar
Vesely
Novy Rok
Understanding Jury Duty and Types of Juries in California
The guide explains how jurors are chosen from voter lists and tax rolls, the exemptions and hardships that may apply, and details three juries: grand jury, coroner’s jury, and the standard 12 member trial jury. It notes grand juries investigate misconduct and decide indictments with 12 of 13 votes, while coroner’s juries determine circumstances of deaths.
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California
Oisney
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Rudolf Abel
Eichmann
Liz Taylor
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Felix E. Smith
Fidler Ave
America
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Robert F. Rife
3Rd St
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Hammer
League of Wome Voters
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