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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1961
Page
2
Maidenform showcases a range of bras including short and long styles, padded and plain options. The ad notes sizes from A to C cups and bands 32 through 46 with prices around 5.95 and 3.95, highlighting a low-backed longline strapless model and a Twice-over regulation bra with sheer nylon cups.
SACRAMENTO Assemblyman Thomas M. Rees proposed raising Southern California’s highway fund share from 55 to 60 percent. The plan would allocate about 311.5 million of 519 million for 1961-62 to the 13 southern counties, up from 295.5 million. Rees argues southern lands cost more to acquire and predicts Assembly passage but possible Senate opposition.
Government reports in Saigon say that thirty four Communist rebels were killed and thirty five captured in Central and South Viet Nam operations last Thursday. Two government soldiers were killed and two wounded in the fighting.
Washington sources say James M. Gavin, 53, retired Army lieutenant general, will be the U S ambassador to Paris pending French clearance. Renowned for World War II jumps into Sicily, Normandy and Holland with the 82nd Airborne, he later clashed with Pentagon officials over missile development. Gavin testified unless the Army accelerates missile work including anti missile systems.
Sacramento reports Gov Brown directs new steps against racial discrimination in Cal Vet loans and housing. An upcoming bill with Brown backing would outlaw refusals to sell or rent Cal Vet homes based on race religion or origin, while notices inform applicants that covenants are unenforceable. Sen. Albert Rodda to sponsor in Senate. Assemblyman Hawkins to push legislation.
SACRAMENTO Assemblyman Bruce F. Allen charged Gov. Brown with muzzling college officials over state and college finances. Brown denied the claim and said no order to restrict conversations with lawmakers existed. A College Board trustee wrote presidents requesting that unauthorized personnel avoid speaking for the entire college system.
Rescue workers pressed on at the slag heap slide near Moulins Sous-Fleron Belgium where 11 people were killed last Friday. Authorities hope to clear the area by midweek as one body remains missing.
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