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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1962
Page
11
A lighthearted classified note invites readers to browse wing options for sale. It emphasizes enjoyability in shopping and suggests exploring available listings for a suitable set of wings. The tone remains playful and promotional.
Moscow Radio said Aeroflot will put the 1118 BIS turboprop into service with four new planes able to fly nonstop from Moscow to New Delhi. Plans have been approved for the TU-124A two turbojet airliner to be mounted rearward.
OTTAWA—The government proposed legislation to ban import of foreign magazines with ads aimed at Canada and to curb Canadian advertisers from using foreign‑owned magazines printed here. The plan, based on the O’Leary Commission, targets Time and Reader’s Digest for split‑run editions and would allow some deductions for ads in U.S. magazines.
The Census Bureau reports in March 1961 married men had a median age of 44.6, while married women averaged 41.1 years. Both figures rose about two years since 1950. Median age at first marriage stood at 22.8 for men and 20.3 for women, unchanged from 1950.
L W Herringto manager of the Long Beach Safety Council has been invited to Washington this March to attend the Presidents Conference on Occupational Safety Reduction in industrial accidents is the conf a l e s objective
Washington officials announce Gordon E McCullum chief of the division of water supply and pollution control was named assistant surgeon general on Wednesday, boosting the Public Health Service leadership team. The promotion elevates his role amid ongoing water quality and pollution control efforts at federal agencies.
After years of pressure from business groups the government is urged to reach agreement. Protestant and Roman Catholic church leaders have joined the push, signaling broader backing for a settlement.
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